A full list of all my posts

[HARASW]

Where can I find a list of all of the posts that I have made? Many times I post something and a few days later, I want to check and see some of the othere posts, but can't find where the original post is.

 

[Mr. & Mrs. Smith]

The easiest way to do this is to set up your account so that it automatically subscribes to all the threads that you create or post on. You can do that under your account info in your CP. Perhaps somebody could give you more detailed instructions. In any case, when you have this set up, all you have to do is click on "User CP" at the top of any page and it will take you to a list of all your posts. Hope this helps.

 

[HARASW]

The easiest way to do this is to set up your account so that it automatically subscribes to all the threads that you create or post on. You can do that under your account info in your CP. Perhaps somebody could give you more detailed instructions. In any case, when you have this set up, all you have to do is click on "User CP" at the top of any page and it will take you to a list of all your posts. Hope this helps.

Thank you for your help. I hope someone will be able to give me that detailed info. I can't seem to find it.

 

[Jenniww]

I just click on Quick links above (dark blue white writing) then click on Subscribe threads. I don't remember ever setting anything up.

 

[Piglet843]

Maybe I can offer a little assistance as well.
See the dark blue banner menu above this thread - it goes all the way across the top - under your name...
it has / User CP / Chat / News / .... / Quick Links / ... / Log Out
If you click on the arrow beside / Quick Links / it drops down a menu.
There are several items to choose from this menu and one of them is:
"My Profile".
Click on that and it will open your Dis Profile. Under your picture in the middle of the page (or lack there of - as in my case) is a link that says "Find all posts by <username>" as well as "Find all threads started by <username>"
If you click on that it will bring up the Dis Search function and will crap out on you because the Dis Search function is broke for now.
Any other time though - it would bring up a link to every post you've ever made.

But - for most people when they post to a thread it automatically subscribes you to it. (I think this is by default on this site) And to see those subscribed threads - we just click on / User CP / on that dark blue banner menu. This will bring up a page that will show you every thread that you have subscribed to (or posted to - or even created). It won't show you your specific post though - only the whole thread - you'll have to read back through the thread to find your posts and or the new posts to it.

You may even get emails after that everytime anyone posts to that thread. If you do and want to turn that off....On the left side of the subscriptions page there is a menu going down and an item that says "Edit Options" That is where you would turn on or off any e-mail options.

Hope this helps - forgive me if I am too specific or sound like I am talking to a child - I really don't mean it that way - I just know how these things can be confusing and trying to understand what one types is way harder than if you just had someone to point it out to you!! Inflection and so much more is lost in the keyboard somewhere!!

 

[Mr. & Mrs. Smith]

I just click on Quick links above (dark blue white writing) then click on Subscribe threads. I don't remember ever setting anything up.

Just so you know, Jenni, you don't have to subscribe individually to every thread. You can indeed change your settings so that this automatically happens.

 

[jmkrat]

If all you want to do is find the threads you have posted on, you can go to the top as another poster suggested and click on User CP, it is first one from the left in the dark blue. I do it all the time. It shows all the active threads, and threads you posted on long ago. You just click on view all threads, sometimes if someone hasn't posted in awhile they don't show up until you click on view all subscribed threads ( what you have posted on).

 

[Mr. & Mrs. Smith]

Just be aware that not everyone's account is set up to automatically subscribe to threads so simply visiting your User CP might not do the trick. It's certainly worth a try though.