Any way to track threads?

[Monkeyboy]

I'm finding that I see an interesting topic that no one has responded to yet. I may forget where this topic was when I come back. Is there any way to track the threads that I choose so I can quickly identify my items of interest?

[Bagger Lance]

Try the "watch this topic for replies" option at the bottom right hand corner of the screen.
Let us know how it works for you.

Bagger

[loubert]

As an alternative, you can use the link "View posts since last visit" on the main forum page. This places all the active threads on a single page.

Lou

[EdZ]

Is there a way to view all active threads since a particular time? (last hour, last day, last week etc). The 'last visit' is nice, but I find I don't always have time to read all of them in one sitting, and if I don't, it can be hard to find them again unless you go through each area/thread on its own.

A very useful feature I use often on other sites.

[loubert]

Is there a way to view all active threads since a particular time? (last hour, last day, last week etc). .

On the search page, there is a dropdown labeled "Search previous:" that can be used to limit the quesry to select times starting with "1 day."

Lou

[Yoda]

Originally Posted by EdZ

Is there a way to view all active threads since a particular time? (last hour, last day, last week etc). .

On the search page, there is a dropdown labeled "Search previous:" that can be used to limit the quesry to select times starting with "1 day."

Lou

Thanks, Lou. I needed that!

[EdZ]

That is only available if you know what to search for unfortunately (you must put in a keyword). What I was after was a way to pull all active threads/posts within 'x' timeframe, without having to seach for anything specific. Brian's site has this feature (view active posts) that has a timeframe pulldown available of 'since last visit', 1 hour, 1 day ect. I find it very helpful.

[stimpson]

As an alternative, you can use the link "View posts since last visit" on the main forum page. This places all the active threads on a single page.
Lou

Yes!. THis is not a bad homepage definition:
http://www.lynnblakegolf.com/forum/s...ch_id=newposts