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Discussion board question?

Manc Tom Author: posts : 13   (Beginner)Date : 12-01-04 17:04

Discussion board question?

Is there any way of logging onto this board so that you know what you have already read and what posts are new??? At the moment everytime I visit the site everymessage is NEW, and also it does not tell you who and when the last post was made, only the original author.

Am I missing something?? Sad

Tommy
Noodles Author:Noodles948 posts : 10   (Beginner)Date : 12-01-04 17:15

re: Discussion board question?

hey tom, it does tell you on the right of the page, time and date that post was left, Booze a happy coffee drinkin pacman, well according to mr potter, but i think it's swillie not coffee mr potter,
noodles.
Manc Tom Author: posts : 13   (Beginner)Date : 12-01-04 17:17

re: Discussion board question?

Thanks Noodles, but thats only when you go into each topic, on the main discussion board it just gives the author and the date from new. I just think it would make it easier to check for responses and new topics which more than likely are going to be rather informative (Mr G P included!)

Tom
Manc Tom Author: posts : 13   (Beginner)Date : 12-01-04 17:33

re: Discussion board question?

Thanks Noodles, but thats only when you go into each topic, on the main discussion board it just gives the author and the date from new. I just think it would make it easier to check for responses and new topics which more than likely are going to be rather informative (Mr G P included!)

Tom
Elaine & Neil Author: posts : 13   (Beginner)Date : 12-01-04 18:58

re: Discussion board question?

New messages on board are in blue on my pc. Once i have read them they then turn brownish colour. The only way I can tell if a new answer has been given in an existing thread is to watch the number of messages left for that thread. If you have a particular interest in the thread it's not too bad.

Hope this makes sense.

Judith Author: posts : 13   (Beginner)Date : 12-01-04 19:24

re: Discussion board question?

You need to have cookies enabled on your PC to know what has already been read or not as the case may be. If you use flat view rather than threaded view only those postings which are new will have the word new against
Ellie Author: posts : 13   (Beginner)Date : 12-01-04 21:50

re: Discussion board question?

When posting you can ask for a reply to your thread if you wish - I don't bother with that.

Alternatively look at the the top yellow strip which allows you to view or collapse threads. I personally have collapsed threads on the main board and then use threaed views to look at the replies.

Experiment and see which works best for you.

Hope this is helpful - one expert to another Wink

Ellie