Could we please have a “Your Posts” Link somewhere on the site - IMHO it is about the most useful link there is on any forum.
If there already is one then I can’t find it (and that is not for the want of looking) so perhaps it should be made a bit more obvious (and in the meantime will someone tell me where it is).
I hardly dare ask this because I might be making myself look even more ignorant than I do already, but I have to do it because despite the Title edit to include the word - ‘solved’, I don’t think it actually has been.
When I log into this forum I get to the forum home page. I am pretty sure it must be the same for everyone.
Where am I going to find my login name (nick as you called it) on the forum home page?
Nowhere unless I have made a post in the last 10 minutes or so.
Therefore how do I click on my ‘nick’ without first searching for posts that I have made?
Put simply I have to search for posts that I have made in order to search for posts that I have made?
As before I am sure I must be missing something here, but I can’t see what it is.
I apologise in advance if the answer to this is obvious to everyone except me:confused:
> Where am I going to find my login name (nick as you called it) on the
> forum home page?
GOOD point…to find all your posts, try this:
GO Forum | LogIn | Search (top of page, near “Logout”)
| type your user name/nick in “Search by User Name” | (if needed) click
“Find Post by User” and “Exact Name” (defaults?) | click “Show results
as post” (default?) | press “Enter”…
enjoy YOUR words…
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DenverD (Linux Counter 282315)
A Texan in Denmark
I hardly dare ask this because I might be making myself look even more ignorant than I do already, but I have to do it because despite the Title edit to include the word - ‘solved’, I don’t think it actually has been.
When I log into this forum I get to the forum home page. I am pretty sure it must be the same for everyone.
100% agree. Lets have a ‘My posts’ button, or our nickname (at top right) could appear as a link which we can click on to get to our posts. Its a common function, and a drag to do manually.
viking777 wrote:
> I hardly dare ask this because I might be making myself look even more
> ignorant than I do already, but I have to do it because despite the
> Title edit to include the word - ‘solved’, I don’t think it actually
> has been.
>
> When I log into this forum I get to the forum home page. I am pretty
> sure it must be the same for everyone.
>
> Where am I going to find my login name (nick as you called it) on the
> forum home page?
>
> Nowhere unless I have made a post in the last 10 minutes or so.
>
> Therefore how do I click on my ‘nick’ without first searching for posts
> that I have made?
>
> Put simply I have to search for posts that I have made in order to
> search for posts that I have made?
>
> As before I am sure I must be missing something here, but I can’t see
> what it is.
>
> I apologise in advance if the answer to this is obvious to everyone
> except me:confused:
>
>
You could also click User Control pane at the top and then Your Profile.
Once there then Show All Statics and then Find All Posts.
Thanks for that suggestion 69_rs_ss, that does work and is probably slightly quicker than using the advanced search method I grant you, although I wouldn’t describe it as ideal.
I would still prefer a ‘Your Posts’ link.
Right next to ‘New Posts’ would be a good place to put it.
Valid request but here’s why we prefer not to do that.
1 - Adding that button would be a modification of basic vBulletin functionality. When that happens, templates don’t get automatically updated when a vB update is installed and we have to do all the updates manually.
2 - There’s a reasonable method for community members to view their own posts now
3 - We’ve received various requests to put this or that as a button and if we implemented each one, pretty soon your forum page would be crowded with everyone’s personal favorite button.
However, if we see a significant segment of our thousands of community members wanting something like this, we’ll certainly revisit it. Thanks.