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Is "User CP" failing for anyone else?
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Last edited by It's Not Rocket Surgery!; 07-10-2012 at 05:40 AM. Reason: found the issue! |
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Why would you click "UserCP" and not, say "New Posts?"
Just asking, never used UserCP that way. (Learn something new every day if you're not careful.) |
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Because UserCP shows all the subscribed threads with new or recent posts.
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Ah, well, that is a horse of a different color.
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And the user cp can be refreshed at will, while new posts is subject to the two minute search limitation.
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I use user CP all the time. Not only can I see subscribed threads with new posts, but y choosing "show all" I can track down old threads I've posted in or simply subscribed to. I'll use thread tools to subscribe to a thread to save it for the future.
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My User CP is my SDMB bookmark. It instantly shows me any new activity in threads I've posted in, or subscribed to.
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Now I'm wondering how many other posters don't know about this.
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I just assumed everyone used UserCP like that. I know that's how I've always been using the boards.
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I don't. But then again, I don't really care enough to subscribe to threads, or even go back to some that I posted in.
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[curly]Oh, a drive-by, eh?[/curly]
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Yes, in response to another one.
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