Jump To Unread Threads When Clicking on Threads
08-18-22, 01:36 PM
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Jump To Unread Threads When Clicking on Threads
Thought this might get more traction here. Mods please move if necessary.
Is there a way that when I click on a thread it will take me to the first response that I haven't already read. That way I won't have to scroll through the entire thread to find where I was a couple of days ago?
Thanks
Glenn
Is there a way that when I click on a thread it will take me to the first response that I haven't already read. That way I won't have to scroll through the entire thread to find where I was a couple of days ago?
Thanks
Glenn
08-18-22, 01:42 PM
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There is a subforum:
https://www.bikeforums.net/forum-sug...er-assistance/
To get your thread moved, click on the little red button:
YES, LAST UNREAD would be handy.
You get the link in your E-Mail notifications.
I usually click on "Last Page", then scroll up to what is new, sometimes reading a thread backwards.
https://www.bikeforums.net/forum-sug...er-assistance/
To get your thread moved, click on the little red button:
YES, LAST UNREAD would be handy.
You get the link in your E-Mail notifications.
I usually click on "Last Page", then scroll up to what is new, sometimes reading a thread backwards.
08-18-22, 01:54 PM
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What you are looking for already exists.
But I can't answer the question in the incorrect forum.
Barry
But I can't answer the question in the incorrect forum.
Barry
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08-18-22, 02:18 PM
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It's the Blue Down Arrow to the Left of the Subject Line.
Barry
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08-18-22, 02:19 PM
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Thank you. I am a complete idiot.
08-18-22, 02:28 PM
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Not really, well if you insist!
OK seeing as we're sharing how'd you like this.
I like to help out in the Mechanic's forum.
As new Threads are started I take a look to see if it's an issue I can help or benefit from.
If I can help, I post and become automatically subscribed to the thread. Email notifies me of new posts with a link.
If I might benefit, I click the subscribe button and get the same notifications.
Problem is that all the old posts with new comments float up to the top of the thread list and clutter the newly started threads.
The Fix:
https://www.bikeforums.net/bicycle-m...c&daysprune=60
This link sorts the Threads by the Date and Time they were Started. The Latest threads are always at the top.
All the best
Barry
OK seeing as we're sharing how'd you like this.
I like to help out in the Mechanic's forum.
As new Threads are started I take a look to see if it's an issue I can help or benefit from.
If I can help, I post and become automatically subscribed to the thread. Email notifies me of new posts with a link.
If I might benefit, I click the subscribe button and get the same notifications.
Problem is that all the old posts with new comments float up to the top of the thread list and clutter the newly started threads.
The Fix:
https://www.bikeforums.net/bicycle-m...c&daysprune=60
This link sorts the Threads by the Date and Time they were Started. The Latest threads are always at the top.
All the best
Barry
