Export forum posts and replies as a CSV file for further analysis outside of the application.
Note: To export a subset of a forum's posts and replies,
export a filtered forum from the forum itself.
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Click the
App Drawer and select
Activities, and then open the forum you are
interested in on the
Activities page.
The following table describes the information included in all Forum Posts and Replies Report exports.
| Information | Description |
|---|---|
| Forum name | The internal forum name only visible to users with access to the application. |
| Export date and time | The date and time on which the export was created. |
| Forum title | The participant-facing forum name. |
| Forum description | The participant-facing description from the forum. |
| Total Participant Posts/Replies | The total number of participant posts and replies in the forum, excluding moderator activity. |
| Export Order |
A value that represents the order of the posts in the forum.
Tip: You can sort on different columns in the CSV
file. To return to the original order, sort on the
Export Order column.
|
| MemberID | The unique member ID associated with the participant. |
| Member Status | The participant's status in the forum
(Active or
Suspended).
|
| Screen Name | The participant's forum screen name. |
| Community | The name of the community associated with
the participant.
Note: If you have multiple communities, the column will show
the name of the community associated with the participant at the time they
participated in the forum.
|
| Thread Name | The post title. |
| Post ID | The unique ID for the post or reply. |
| Reply to (Post ID) |
These values identify which post the replies are associated with.
Tip: To view a post and its replies, sort on the
Reply to (Post ID) column.
|
| Post Status | The post's status in the forum
(Active or
Removed).
|
| Post Content | The post description. |
| All Tags | Tags applied to the post or reply, listed in alphabetical order. |
| Starred |
Yes or
No indicate whether you starred the post.
|
| Post Date | The date and time on which the post was created. |