When I first joined this forum I saw at the top of the page active topics, and now i don't is that because I have a short cut on the desk top
Happywanderer said
11:29 AM Nov 30, 2011
I go through the long way cannylass, I can't see it either, but don't remember ever seeing it.
JRH said
11:33 AM Nov 30, 2011
cannylass wrote:
When I first joined this forum I saw at the top of the page active topics, and now i don't is that because I have a short cut on the desk top
Look on the blue line directly under Search.
Happywanderer said
11:39 AM Nov 30, 2011
JRH. Yes but that is what cannylass put there as the name of her topic. I'm sure cannylass is talking about something completely different to what she put up as her topic, she said it had been there since she first joined the forum.
JRH said
11:51 AM Nov 30, 2011
Happywanderer wrote:
JRH. Yes but that is what cannylass put there as the name of her topic. I'm sure cannylass is talking about something completely different to what she put up as her topic, she said it had been there since she first joined the forum.
The only other place I can find it is in ones profile once again under Search.
this is the page I was refuring to and you can't click on the ative topic sorry if Im not sounnding clear.most forum do have Active topics,veiw your topics
cannylass said
12:17 PM Nov 30, 2011
Like this forum is what i am saying
JRH said
12:19 PM Nov 30, 2011
Sorry I don't remember anything like that here but then I never really looked for it and have now run out of ideas.
Gerty Dancer said
12:21 PM Nov 30, 2011
If you have your settings in your profile set to "Last modified" the active topics come up first anyway.
-- Edited by Gerty Dancer on Wednesday 30th of November 2011 12:22:23 PM
Happywanderer said
01:49 PM Nov 30, 2011
That Active Topics that you show in the photo cannylass is the heading for the topic that you wrote. It isn't anywhere else.
rvtraveller2 said
12:39 AM Dec 1, 2011
I have never seen it either
aussietraveller said
05:08 PM Dec 2, 2011
I am a member of a couple of caravanning forums and appreciate being able to go to active topics it's also useful to have unanswered topics so you can try to help out I wonder how hard it would be to incorporate on this site.
cannylass said
12:20 PM Dec 3, 2011
aussietraveller wrote:
I am a member of a couple of caravanning forums and appreciate being able to go to active topics it's also useful to have unanswered topics so you can try to help out I wonder how hard it would be to incorporate on this site.
Thank you you know what im talking about it saves a lot of time and finding your own topic
Happywanderer said
12:43 PM Dec 3, 2011
cannylass. Our own topics have a little brown tag beside them to find easy. If we started the thread the tag will be there. Otherwise if you have the settings right all the active topics come up first. Ones that haven't been used for a while fall off the front page.
When I first joined this forum I saw at the top of the page active topics, and now i don't is that because I have a short cut on the desk top
Look on the blue line directly under Search.
I'm sure cannylass is talking about something completely different to what she put up as her topic, she said it had been there since she first joined the forum.
The only other place I can find it is in ones profile once again under Search.
this is the page I was refuring to and you can't click on the ative topic sorry if Im not sounnding clear.most forum do have Active topics,veiw your topics
Like this forum is what i am saying

Sorry I don't remember anything like that here but then I never really looked for it and have now run out of ideas.
If you have your settings in your profile set to "Last modified" the active topics come up first anyway.
-- Edited by Gerty Dancer on Wednesday 30th of November 2011 12:22:23 PM
I have never seen it either
Thank you you know what im talking about it saves a lot of time and finding your own topic


Otherwise if you have the settings right all the active topics come up first. Ones that haven't been used for a while fall off the front page.