Poster: Voronwelad at 7/31/2006 8:57:19 AM PDT
Subject: How do i find my posts and responces? |
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What good is forum if i cant find my own posts or responces and why do i have to put my user info in every darn step of the way.
If i could find real answers to my questions from people that know what they are talking about i wouldn't be such a pain but until you give real answers i will continue to ask valid questions. I don't understand your policy of stonewalling customers.
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Poster: Caerrus at 7/31/2006 9:02:46 AM PDT
Subject: Re: How do i find my posts and responces? |
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It should be possible to view all of your posts by clicking on the "View all posts by user" icon next to your character name. The icon looks like a magnifying glass over a little golden man. Clicking on that will take you to the Player Search page. In the "Active Forum" drop-down menu, select the forum that you would like to search in (or select "All Forums"), and then click the "Search" button. All of your posts should show up. I hope this helps, Voronwelad.
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Poster: Caerrus at 7/31/2006 9:11:14 AM PDT
Subject: Re: How do i find my posts and responces? |
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Q u o t e:
In my experience this doesn't always show all the posts made by that character. There is also occasionally often a lag between the post being made and the search function finding it. The search function on the current forums is unreliable, but Caerrus is correct in that it can be used and will sometimes come up with what you want.
Btw, I posted before you. (Though I cheated and did a short post)
Very true on both accounts, Cryo. The search function in the new forums is a vast improvement. :)
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