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How can I search for threads with new posts, rather than every new post?


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So far I am not enjoying the updated forums, one (and the main reason) is not being able to search for new content.

So in the old forum, if you clicked the new content button it would load up every thread that had had a new post. This way it was possible to skip posts that have no interest for me but see if a thread I was interested in had been replied to.

Currently the only option I see is 'Activity' and this means every post in every thread, which I can't be bothered to scroll through pages and pages to find a post in a thread I was/am interested in.

Is there any way to have activity list threads rather than every post?

 

Cheers, MP

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=EXPEND=Tripwire
Posted

Unread content > Condensed ?

Is that more the format you are after?

 

 

=EXPEND=Tripwire
Posted

Just created a new "Stream" than included all content in the last 7 days and set it to condensed. Seems similar to what I had set previously

Posted

Have you tried customizing?

 

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There's also an "unread content" button in the top right which does a similar job. Not as neat as before but it works. Thing I can't find is the "go to first unread post" option

=EXPEND=Tripwire
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5 hours ago, Hoots said:

There's also an "unread content" button in the top right which does a similar job. Not as neat as before but it works. Thing I can't find is the "go to first unread post" option

 

Click the dot or star (if you have contributed) to the left of the topic subject.

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28 minutes ago, =EXPEND=Tripwire said:

 

 

Click the dot or star (if you have contributed) to the left of the topic subject.

Perfect, thanks!

Wolfram-Harms
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23 hours ago, busdriver said:

Have you tried customizing?

 

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Thank you, Hobbes - aerhm, Busdriver ! That was new to me . It is exactly what I needed to set up.

 

 

Edited by Wolfram-Harms

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