Author Topic: Why can I not search all topics made by someone in a board of the blf?  (Read 2988 times)

Good, he was a nuisance

RIP SWEET OG

SEE YOU IN "IM BACK FOR THE THIRD TIME, BUT UNDER AN EXECUTIVE ORDER"


What the executive order will probably look like:

Effective immediately, BlocklandBlockoCity may not post any messages or send any PMs. No form of communication is to be used by him on the forums, directly or indirectly.

OT:

Step one: Put * in the left box
Step two: Put the author's name in the right box
Step three: Choose the board you want
Step four: Click Search!

And you're done!

Step one: Put * in the left box
Step two: Put the author's name in the right box
Step three: Choose the board you want
Step four: Click Search!

And you're done!
maybe you should try testing things before you post them

Step one: Put * in the left box
Step two: Put the author's name in the right box
Step three: Choose the board you want
Step four: Click Search!

And you're done!
1. Unfortunately the * only works with the user's name, not posts, you can just type "a" instead though
2. He's not looking for posts created, he's looking for topics

maybe you should try testing things before you post them

I am sorry, but come on.

1. Unfortunately the * only works with the user's name, not posts, you can just type "a" instead though
2. He's not looking for posts created, he's looking for topics

1. Hm, yeah, I just tested it, I did use * for the author and I thought it would be the same for message.

2. Tested again, ticking "Search in topic subjects only" with the word "a" will bring you topics people made. Ignore who posted the last post, if you input an author you'll get their topics.

2. Tested again, ticking "Search in topic subjects only" with the word "a" will bring you topics people made. Ignore who posted the last post, if you input an author you'll get their topics.

This part of my post is false. DON'T tick "search in topic subjects only".

This part of my post is false. DON'T tick "search in topic subjects only".
dude, you can like, edit posts
OT : e is more common than a.

wait apperantly you cant edit posts in help
that is weird