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That's what I do, or I'll just click on my user name and then click on "subscriptions". Or click on quick links and then click subscriptions. It might depend if you're on the full site or not though.
I went nuts trying to put my replies in between sections of a quote like I've seen others doing. Turned out I can't do that from a smart phone. Lol.
I went nuts trying to put my replies in between sections of a quote like I've seen others doing. Turned out I can't do that from a smart phone. Lol.
Just add quote and /quote before and after the parts you want separated, in proper forum tags of course 
I would suggest not removing the original quote text with the person's name and post number, for that contains a link back to the original post. So if the person had written something you wanted to respond to in three parts, put [ /quote] (without the space after the first tag) after the first part, and then start typing your response. When you are satisfied, move on to the rest of the original post by putting in [ quote] (again, no space after the opening tag), and then [ /quote] to separate the next section, after which you again start your response. The remainder of the original post is still there, to which you would add [ quote] at the beginning of, and the original end quote will still be there [ /quote]. I hope that helps
I would suggest not removing the original quote text with the person's name and post number, for that contains a link back to the original post. So if the person had written something you wanted to respond to in three parts, put [ /quote] (without the space after the first tag) after the first part, and then start typing your response. When you are satisfied, move on to the rest of the original post by putting in [ quote] (again, no space after the opening tag), and then [ /quote] to separate the next section, after which you again start your response. The remainder of the original post is still there, to which you would add [ quote] at the beginning of, and the original end quote will still be there [ /quote]. I hope that helps 
Hi CN!! Good to see you back! And no there's no way to get notified when someone replies to your posts. Unfortunately.
The only way to know if someone's replied is by checking the thread every now and then. It sucks and I, as well as many others, have suggested to have this feature before but... I don't think admin has the time to put it.
I do know it's possible by using the mention system for vbulletin forums (what CC is using) but it'll probably take some time to implement.
The only way to know if someone's replied is by checking the thread every now and then. It sucks and I, as well as many others, have suggested to have this feature before but... I don't think admin has the time to put it.
I do know it's possible by using the mention system for vbulletin forums (what CC is using) but it'll probably take some time to implement.
what we do is,
if we are interested to see if someone responds to our posts,
or just want to continue to 'read' the thread, we put the 'thread'
on our home-page Favorites. to see your own last post in the
thread, we just click the Thread in our Favorites and it takes us
back to our 'last post' on the Thread...
if we are interested to see if someone responds to our posts,
or just want to continue to 'read' the thread, we put the 'thread'
on our home-page Favorites. to see your own last post in the
thread, we just click the Thread in our Favorites and it takes us
back to our 'last post' on the Thread...
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I got bored with it. No doubt it will return. Muahahahahahhaaaa!
I get your point, but the section is meant for all tech questions, even simple ones. People that may know more than most others may be more inclined to check there as well. Separating your tech questions, therefore, may reduce your chances of getting a more accurate answer.
I get your point, but the section is meant for all tech questions, even simple ones. People that may know more than most others may be more inclined to check there as well. Separating your tech questions, therefore, may reduce your chances of getting a more accurate answer.