Delete link when post title is edited
supernovax
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As a member of a Vanilla forum I can't delete the link when the post title is edited. Is there a way to do it as a member or admin? Should I contact the admin?
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I am a little confused as to what you are asking. Perhaps you could reword your question or provide a screenshot of what is/is not happening.
thanks. I posted a discussion in a Vanilla-based forum, then changed the post title, but I can still access with old link too. I want to delete that link, and if it's not possible just delete the post, but I can't do that as a member.
Now I understand.
This discussion (which is a Vanilla forum discussion) can be accessed via many URLs. Right now, my address bar shows
http://vanillaforums.org/discussion/25457/delete-link-when-post-title-is-edited#latest.The second argument after the number is non-essential to the discussion controller. In this specific case, the following URLs will all show the same content:
So, you can't delete the title per se. It is merely put there for usability (and also SEO) reasons.
So the only solution is by deleting the post I think.
The admin isn't responding me...
yes
and creating a new one.
@supernovax if it is not your site you don't have to power to dictate how it is run.
The old link is there, in order not to have a dead one.
Anything you put is the public domain, isn't usually easily taken back. People make mistakes, but word of warning, if it is public then it can be public for a long.
You are trying to delete a discussion without actually deleting it. If you give the title something like 'deleted' and the body something like 'redacted' you will achieve the same result.
The problem is that the title contained something that I didn't want to appear in Google search, and now it's already indexed by that title, and linked to the modified post.
Again be very careful what you post on the internet. if you wouldn't shout it in a crowded street don't put it on the internet. Lesson learned.
Site are not liable for stuff like this. It is publish by proxy, and public domain.
You could try issuing a request from google to remove the indexes.
https://support.google.com/webmasters/answer/164734?hl=en
I've already deleted the caché, but I couldn't with the page because it showed "active".
yeah, I'm used to the old forums where you could delete a post, or an edited post title would cancel the old one. That old one would redirect by 404 error to the main section.