[Polar Bear]

I use Tapatalk for ToTV (iPad/iPhone) most of the time. (Highly recommended.) It has features I really like...including a "participated" feature, where you can look at threads that you have participated in. It's much like "subscribed", but includes any threads you've posted in whether or not you've subscribed.

Anybody happen to know if this feature is available on the regular (browser) version of ToTV? If it is, I've yet to find it.

[rubicon]

Say what?

[Polar Bear]

Originally Posted by rubicon

Say what?

My question need clarification? Or am I missing something?

[JerryP]

Yes it is, tap your login name, your user profile will appear next tap the Statistics tab a lising of of options are available one of which includes see all the posts you created.

[Polar Bear]

Originally Posted by JerryP

Yes it is, tap your login name, your user profile will appear next tap the Statistics tab a lising of of options are available one of which includes see all the posts you created.

Thanks. Nice feature. (I like the threads-started-by-me feature too.) But it's not exactly what I'm looking for.

In Tapatalk, you simply select a menu item called "Participated". It then lists all the threads you posted in, not your individual posts. Threads with most recent posts are listed first and a star appears by the threads that have unread posts. Very nice.

[Deseylou]

I've always avoided using tapatalk
Now I'm intrigued
Thanks for the info

[mixsonci]

What is Tapatalk?

[villages07]

Tapatalk is a free app that you can use on Apple/ios devices, android, and even has a nice Windows 8.1 version.



It's a smoother, cleaner way to view TOTV and other forums that use this discussion board software.



I use it 90% of the time and use IE/Firefox browser the other 10% for the things tapatalk doesn't do well.

[zcaveman]

Originally Posted by Polar Bear

I use Tapatalk for ToTV (iPad/iPhone) most of the time. (Highly recommended.) It has features I really like...including a "participated" feature, where you can look at threads that you have participated in. It's much like "subscribed", but includes any threads you've posted in whether or not you've subscribed.

Anybody happen to know if this feature is available on the regular (browser) version of ToTV? If it is, I've yet to find it.

Click on Quick Links (top right) and then click on Subscribed Threads. These are all of the threads that you posted to.

Since I occasionally clean the section up, I do not know how far back the threads go.

Z

[Polar Bear]

Originally Posted by zcaveman

Click on Quick Links (top right) and then click on Subscribed Threads. These are all of the threads that you posted to.



Since I occasionally clean the section up, I do not know how far back the threads go.



Z

Thanks, Z. But again, that only lists "subscribed" threads, not all the threads you've posted to. Big difference.

[Polar Bear]

Originally Posted by mixsonci

What is Tapatalk?

https://tapatalk.com/

One of the best features is that, if you frequent more than one forum, it allows you to partake in all of them from one centralized app.

[Allegiance]

Originally Posted by Polar Bear

Thanks, Z. But again, that only lists "subscribed" threads, not all the threads you've posted to. Big difference.

The answer is simple, if you have windows 8.1 install tapatalk (Tapatalk app for Windows in the Windows Store) which I did not know, thank you previous poster, or get yourself a nice tablet. Desktop computers are almost obsolete and traditional laptops are going out of style fast.

[Polar Bear]

Originally Posted by Allegiance

The answer is simple, if you have windows 8.1 install tapatalk (Tapatalk app for Windows in the Windows Store) which I did not know, thank you previous poster, or get yourself a nice tablet. Desktop computers are almost obsolete and traditional laptops are going out of style fast.

That's all well and good. But the original question was simply whether or not the "Participated" feature was hidden somewhere in the standard browser-based TOTV. I'm feeling at this point like the answer is 'no'...heheh. But that's okay. I have my iPad/iPhone.

And with all due respect, and at the risk of sidetracking this thread, I beg to differ that "desktop computers are almost obsolete". Their place in the technology world has been greatly reduced in the world of pads, phones, etc. But the word 'obsolete' is a very strong one. I do not believe it will apply to PC's for a very long time. (New thread possibly?!? [emoji1] )

[DougB]

Think if you put you search your user name, it pulls up all threads you posted in.

[Allegiance]

Yes The Answer Is NO! But I guess villagers are too nice to use that word