Is there a ^Your Posts^ link? page 1

Mr. Mellow
14th January 2012, 01:50 AM
Aside from subscribing to every thread you post in, is there an equivalent to the "Your Posts" link that could be turned on? Or, an equally easy way to check for subsequent replies to threads I've posted to?
oblivion
14th January 2012, 02:49 AM
you can see your posts and threads you've started. If you click your name at the right top of the page, you'll go to your profile page. there is a statistics tab. click that and you'll see links to your recent (last 1000) posts and recent threads you've started.

In a thread, you can click your name beside your post and get a list of links. One of those links is your recent posts.
Mr. Mellow
14th January 2012, 05:55 AM
Oh, yes, I know about that. The "Your Posts" link that both Ratz (top of their page) and Ratskept use takes you not only to the thread you've posted in, but to the latest unread post in that thread, in one step. This is actually what I'm interested in. I didn't make that clear that, sorry.

Maybe vBulletin doesn't have that option like phpBB does (which both Ratz and Ratskept use). If it does, it would be nice to have it enabled. Otherwise, there is your suggestion, but it's several steps longer, and I'm getting old and gray, and my pinkies can't handle the workload anymore. :D
oblivion
14th January 2012, 07:00 AM
Ah, yeah, I see. the closest analog in vbulletin is to automatically subscribe to threads yolu post in and use the "subscribed threads" link.

One thing I could do is move the link to subscribed threads out of the "quick links" drop down and make it a direct link in the navbar.
Mr. Mellow
14th January 2012, 06:38 PM
Excellent, thank you!
gib
14th January 2012, 08:14 PM
i changed Options in my profile to auto subscribe to every thread i post in, then i just click User CP (first entry in the bar across top of every page) when i want to see if there have ben new replies. If there has, then clicking the wee > takes you to the first unread reply

i think this would work for you Mr M
oblivion
14th January 2012, 08:33 PM
moving this thread to the forum mismanagement forum.
nostrum
15th January 2012, 12:57 AM
i changed Options in my profile to auto subscribe to every thread i post in, then i just click User CP (first entry in the bar across top of every page) when i want to see if there have ben new replies. If there has, then clicking the wee > takes you to the first unread reply

i think this would work for you Mr M

I do this, too. Is very easy, plus when you get sick of a thread you simply unsubscribe from it, so it's actually more flexible than the 'your posts' option on phpbb.
Mr. Mellow
15th January 2012, 12:59 AM
I'm not going to ask you what your criteria are for getting sick of a thread, as it may hurt my feelings. :D
nostrum
15th January 2012, 01:56 AM
...unsubscribing in 3...2....

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