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Is There A Way To Track A Thread?


GeoffCJ

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GeoffCJ Enthusiast

When I've posted a question, I always have to hunt for the thread again to see responses. Is there a way to "track" certain threads?


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Ursa Major Collaborator

Geoff, click on 'options' in the right upper corner of the first post of a thread, and then click on 'track this topic'.

Since I've never done it, I don't know what happens then, and how you know when there is another reply.

GeoffCJ Enthusiast

Perfect! Thanks!

happygirl Collaborator

You'll receive an email saying that another post has been posted, and a link to it.

If you are posting---If you click reply, it is also under the text box, under the group POST OPTIONS saying "enable email notification of replies."

wacky~jackie Rookie

I've posted several times yesterday and today. I always click "enable e-mail notification of replies" but I haven't received any e-mails and there have been more posts on the thread after mine. Is there something wrong with my account?

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