How to View a Single Post . . .
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I'm not sure I understand the question...
You can jump to the last post of a thread. You can also jump to the first post in a thread that you have not yet read. However, I know of no method of jumping straight to a post in the middle of a thread. (ie. to a specific person or post)
You can jump to the last post of a thread. You can also jump to the first post in a thread that you have not yet read. However, I know of no method of jumping straight to a post in the middle of a thread. (ie. to a specific person or post)
Weird Harold
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Mona said:Is this possible? Anyone?
Thanks to WH in advance.
https://forum.literotica.com/showthread.php?s=&action=showpost&postid=6259823#6259823
That link shows the syntax for viewing a single post -- in this case, the post I'm replying to.
The problem is finding the number to use in the syntax. In this case, I got it fromthe URL under the quote button, and that suffices for creating a link to refer someone to a specific post in a thread. However, unless I have the post up to quote, I don't know of any way to get the number required.
If you forget the syntax, and need to find it again, just check the link in any post by someone you have on ignore where is says "if you wish tosee this post click here"-- that's where I found the syntax for viewing a single post.
Seattle Zack
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Harold, you must have an IT help desk background, I see you answering stuff like this all over the place ....
The only way I found out to do it is put the poster on "Ignore" then right-click on "View this post" and open it in a new window. You can then cut-n-paste the url from there.
--Z
The only way I found out to do it is put the poster on "Ignore" then right-click on "View this post" and open it in a new window. You can then cut-n-paste the url from there.
--Z
Weird Harold
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Seattle Zack said:
Good heavens, NO! I haven't once told someone that reformatting and reinstalling Windows would solve their problem -- that is the standard IT help desk response, isn't it.
I'm MUCH better at this than a mere "IT Help Desk" geek.
(he said humbly.)I just happen to have a logical mind and that made me the "Resident Computer Whiz" in most places I've been. I also have some programming experience and a LOT of troubleshooting (problem analysis) experience. Of course a tendency to read the instructions for fun and laughs doesn't hurt either.
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