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Is there anyway i can change a campaign setting from root domain to domain?

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pancakes last edited by

Is there anyway i can change a campaign setting once it has been established from root domain to domain?

I could just start a new campaign but that seems a bit of a pain.
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pancakes last edited by

Thanks for the quick response Anthony.
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AnthonyMangia last edited by

I couldn't find it anywhere in the settings. I believe you just have to start a new campaigns. They're going to have to re-crawl everything, but they have a starter crawl that works pretty fast nowadays, so you can get going somewhat quickly.
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