is there a way to automatically close a topic after adding a tag?
is there a way to automatically close a topic after adding a tag?

for example, we use our discourse for project management. when a post is tagged #done, could that also automatically close it?
hello,

this is not possible at this time. you will have to close the topic manually via the admin wrench or set a topic timer for auto close. perhaps you can create a [#feature](/c/feature/2) request for this.
Yes, there is. See:  

  

<https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Template:Delete_Category>  

  

If you tag this question with "Categorization", someone with the proper authority will soon pick it up. > 
> how can I detect when these threads are done with their job and dispose them of their resources?
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I think the `ThreadState` property will tell you want you need to know. hi sergey sugak, - - here is a sample which shows how to use close() method: - - - telerik:radmenu id=radmenu1 runat=server> -     items> -         telerik:radmenuitem text=root item> -             items> -                 telerik:radmenuitem value=tempbutton> -                     itemtemplate> -                         asp:button id=button1 text=click onclientclick='closeitem(tempbutton)'  runat=server /> -                     itemtemplate> -                 telerik:radmenuitem> -             items> -         telerik:radmenuitem> -     items> - telerik:radmenu> - - - and the closeitem function: - - - text/javascript> -     function closeitem(val) { -         alert(1); -         var menu = $find(); -         menu.finditembyvalue(val).get\_parent().close(); -         return false; -     } - - - - - best regards, - yana - the telerik team - - - do you want to have your say when we set our development plans? - do you want to know when a feature you care about is added or when a bug fixed? - explore the - - telerik public issue tracking - system and vote to affect the priority of the items. - hi phil 
congratulations on creating this. we’re about to upgrade our asana account so will be candidates for this. 
one function that would be super useful to us would be to have the subtasks of a task populate based on a selection made in a custom field. e.g. if we change content type to blog post… don't think you can automate this yet, you at best would have to put in the comment manually hi [@nrebhun](/u/nrebhun),

thank you for catching that! to avoid confusion and to add clarity, the provided example should be closes #1. i’ll make sure a push goes up to make the update in the course instructions. basically, you could use picking from the camera to the center of the tag position to see if it is behind something.

if yes, you could manually adapt the style. hi [@samliew](/u/samliew)

thank you for your feedback too. i’m overwhelmed by all the support.

it seems as though this is something i can fix myself, without too much technical knowledge. i’ll get onto it today.

thank you again! hi all,

we use the sso feature provided by discourse to sign users up to the forum and to log them in. your username is taken from the memrise website and used as is on the community forum - though it sounds like special characters are replaced with supported ones. unfortunately there is nothing we… Whew. Lot of topics in that short post!

First, the <Art>/Article tag is a container/grouping tag that wraps around a bunch of content tags (like <P>, <H2>, <L>, <Table>) to create a logical area of the larger document.

<Art> tags are created for each story/article dragged into the Articles Panel. How you group your stories is up to you. Some examples:

* If it's a small document, like a fact sheet or brochure, then 1 <Art> in the PDF might be sufficient for the whole document.
* If it's a 10-chapter book, then each chapter could be a separate <Art>, and there would be 10 (or more) <Art> tags in the entire PDF.
* A magazine would have 1 <Art> tag for each feature story.

 

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* Chad Chelius at LinkedIn Learning
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