Is there a way to see all of my threads? I just see four when I click "quick links --> my threads."
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The threads you started or ones you've posted to? "My threads" will show the threads you personally started, but to see posts you made you need to check "recent posts" on your profile. If you want to monitor the activity of a thread you're interested in, you need to subsribe to it.
I mean threads I've created. I want to monitor my own thread to see if anyone has posted. I'm not sure what to make of this but this is what I am experiencing now.
When I click "quick links --> my threads." I now see 6 threads. At the bottom it says "Results 1 to 6 of 7"
But it's the 7th thread, which not being displayed that I am interested in! Do I need to subscribe to my own thread?
When I click "quick links --> my threads." I now see 6 threads. At the bottom it says "Results 1 to 6 of 7"
But it's the 7th thread, which not being displayed that I am interested in! Do I need to subscribe to my own thread?
It looks like you've only started 6 threads. The seventh it is counting is probably the temporary thread left in the New Members forum from when this thread was moved. It's either that or sometimes the system has to update before your latest posts or threads will show from that link.
Its a real thread. I created it. And I am specifically looking for it. I can find it manually (looking for it in the subforum in which i created it)
Home --> Forum --> The E-Cigarette --> Model Specific Discussion --> Joye 510
Thread Name: "Performance Comparison: Joye eRoll vs Joye 510T vs Joye eCab vs Joye eGo-C"
You can also view all your started threads by going to your profile (click your username either on a post or in the bar at the very top of the page). Under your avatar on that page is a link to "view latest started threads". By clicking that, I see all seven threads listed, so that might be one option for you
If there is a particular thread you want to keep up on, my preferred method is to subscribe to it. At the top of the thread over to the right side, click on Thread Tools ---> Subscribe to this thread. You can opt for email notifications if you want, or just through your control panel. To quickly see if there are any new posts, click on the "Settings" button at the top right of the page to go to your control panel and it will show any threads or forums you've subscribed to that have new posts in them, at which point you can click the little icon to the left of the thread title to jump to the first unread post in the thread
Everyone has their own preferred forum features that they use to keep up with their threads of choice. That is the most efficient for me, personally, and is one option you could try
If there is a particular thread you want to keep up on, my preferred method is to subscribe to it. At the top of the thread over to the right side, click on Thread Tools ---> Subscribe to this thread. You can opt for email notifications if you want, or just through your control panel. To quickly see if there are any new posts, click on the "Settings" button at the top right of the page to go to your control panel and it will show any threads or forums you've subscribed to that have new posts in them, at which point you can click the little icon to the left of the thread title to jump to the first unread post in the thread
Everyone has their own preferred forum features that they use to keep up with their threads of choice. That is the most efficient for me, personally, and is one option you could try
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...-vs-joye-510t-vs-joye-ecab-vs-joye-ego-c.html
That's showing up in your started threads. It was last night too.
That's showing up in your started threads. It was last night too.
You can also view all your started threads by going to your profile (click your username either on a post or in the bar at the very top of the page). Under your avatar on that page is a link to "view latest started threads". By clicking that, I see all seven threads listed, so that might be one option for you
If there is a particular thread you want to keep up on, my preferred method is to subscribe to it. At the top of the thread over to the right side, click on Thread Tools ---> Subscribe to this thread. You can opt for email notifications if you want, or just through your control panel. To quickly see if there are any new posts, click on the "Settings" button at the top right of the page to go to your control panel and it will show any threads or forums you've subscribed to that have new posts in them, at which point you can click the little icon to the left of the thread title to jump to the first unread post in the thread
Everyone has their own preferred forum features that they use to keep up with their threads of choice. That is the most efficient for me, personally, and is one option you could try
Thanks. I think I will have to go with the susbcribe method! Otherwise I just don't see it. Strange!
Hi izaidi,
Please click this link and tell me if you see all the threads you've created: http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/search.php?searchid=15763224
Thanks,
JD
Please click this link and tell me if you see all the threads you've created: http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/search.php?searchid=15763224
Thanks,
JD
Sorry .. i get the following message when I click the link " Sorry - no matches. Please try some different terms. "
Thanks,
Heya...at the time you made this thread you had 17 posts...
Your 15th post (1:15 my time)...if you logged off and then came back on for your next post (1:42 my time)...the system did not have the opportunity to refresh your posts and give you your total posting permissions - some areas have a 15 post requirement for some reason...
System refreshes at 25 after the hour - you have to be on line to "get refreshed".
Your 15th post (1:15 my time)...if you logged off and then came back on for your next post (1:42 my time)...the system did not have the opportunity to refresh your posts and give you your total posting permissions - some areas have a 15 post requirement for some reason...
System refreshes at 25 after the hour - you have to be on line to "get refreshed".
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