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[dutoitk]

Hi There



Is there a Latest post function in the ALL TOPICS section. It states In chrony-logical order, but posts in my browser are not arranged in this order.

Is there a fix for this?

Update: ok, I see the topics are in chrony-logical order. I am looking for a way to see the latest user post's.

 

[JungleShooter]

I am looking for the same thing, dutoitk.

I have been looking for that since years.

The tech gurus still haven't made this customer-friendly function available.



Maybe they will this year?

Matthias

 

[egd]

Yeah, I had a similar thread asking how that All Topics section worked and a lot of people want that function. This forum is good and a lot of good info here, but kind of clunky. But I still like it.

 

[Long_Gun_Dallas]

I am looking for the same thing, dutoitk.

I have been looking for that since years.

The tech gurus still haven't made this customer-friendly function available.



Maybe they will this year?

Matthias

Funny how that works. I have looked many times as well.

 

[sticman77]

sometimes i lose threads i responded to, or miss awesome threads in some of the sub forums i do not frequent.

i still use all topics occasionally and find some fun threads i otherwise would have missed, but have made it a habit to open quite a few subforums when i sign on.

 

[PumaCarl]

Here is what you can do. If you like a thread, post to it. If you ever want to go back and check it out, go to your profile, then forums, then replies created. Find your post and click on edit. It will show the link for the original thread. Click on that and the thread will open and you can check it. This is easy once you do it a couple of times and it's accurate with no wasted search time.

 

[RAMJET66]

Here is what you can do. If you like a thread, post to it. If you ever want to go back and check it out, go to your profile, then forums, then replies created. Find your post and click on edit. It will show the link for the original thread. Click on that and the thread will open and you can check it. This is easy once you do it a couple of times and it's accurate with no wasted search time.

thanks for that.

 

[JimNM]

+1 to Puma Carl for explaining how to work it. Works well enough for now.

 

[Odoyle]

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