"View Your Posts"

[Guest tx2sturgis]

A request, for a feature, that I like on some other boards:

 

Here on this forum, over on the left side, a user can click on 'todays posts', and 'new posts'...why not one that lets us view the posts we have made?

 

I have found this to a be a great feature on other boards...kinda spoiled by it actually!

 

It makes it easy to get a list of the threads that I have made posts in recently...check them, post updates, whatever.

 

Should be an easy one!

 

Edited May 25, 2013 by tx2sturgis

[Eck]

We do have that option, but it is not located where you mention or as shown by your attached screen print.

 

Click on your name at anytime, any place when in this site and page down just a tweet, and then click on statistics..

 

And you will see this (but with your name):

 

Find all posts by Eck

Find all threads started by Eck

 

 

[Guest tx2sturgis]

We do have that option, but it is not located where you mention or as shown by your attached screen print.

 

Click on your name at anytime, any place when in this site and page down just a tweet, and then click on statistics..

 

And you will see this (but with your name):

 

Find all posts by Eck

Find all threads started by Eck

 

 

 

I know it can be done with several clicks...I was just thinking a link on the main page would be handy.

 

Thanks Eck.

 

 

[wes0778]

Click "search" on the blue bar at the top, then click "My Posts" or "My Threads"

[Guest tx2sturgis]

Click "search" on the blue bar at the top, then click "My Posts" or "My Threads"

 

 

Thanks, I never noticed that down there at the bottom of that sub-menu.

 

Ok...now that I've embarrased myself, I will go back to watching Ural videos!

 

[wes0778]

Thanks, I never noticed that down there at the bottom of that sub-menu.

 

Ok...now that I've embarrased myself, I will go back to watching Ural videos!

 

:stickinouttounge:

[Guest tx2sturgis]

Question:

 

Sometimes that sub-menu shows up, and other times its hidden...whats causing this?

 

Just call it 'operator error' and I will believe it.