What about to add this feature on forum?

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I would like to also see this feature either on this forum or the next one...

Alternatively, here's my workaround...
^{- I just save respective links to each of my posts that I think might come in handy, then simply bookmark them and place them in a labeled folder.}

Quote from: Peanutswar on June 23, 2020, 04:28:42 AM

even this is not implemented we can use the old of using the Search Button and use the Choose a board to search in, or search all.

But it doesn't give you concentrated results.

Before anyone mentions using the "search option in each topic", it always gives inaccurate results.

Peanutswar

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This is a good idea too because we can now easily found out what we reply on the particular thread like the given example of OP, but still, even this is not implemented we can use the old of using the Search Button and use the Choose a board to search in, or search all.

Also, it is quite good if the new hyperlink will direct into another web page load that shows the list of your replies even this is on the different pages.
Like this.

hd49728

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You can leave your request for userscript there: List of Bitcointalk.org Userscripts/ Add-ons. Long time no see a new userscript so it will be cool to see your request get responses from coders.

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Quote from: so98nn on June 22, 2020, 01:59:43 PM

However, one can also easily go to their Post history and checkout most recent posts. It would take hardly few minutes to run through 10 pages X 20 posts = 200 posts.

This is the simplest way to do it. But what OP suggesting is out of the box idea where it can be useful to ease searching for particular post that wanted to see.

I think this will save time and also he suggest to retrieve all messages in one topic. Unlike viewing a post history where orders are arrange by history of time and date from oldest to latest. For me this will be useful if ever got implemented.

_{Nice suggestion OP I like the idea}

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Nice I support your idea, it's really annoying when finding your post on a topic especially when their are already hundred of pages having something like this would make it easy to find your post on the topic.

Im already thinking something like this would be useful since sometimes I need to find my post and searching my post is taking a lot of time with just using control + F.

JeromeTash

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I think suggestions like this should feature under New forum software board as well because i don't think Theymos may make any further modifications on the forum under this old forum software (SMF) especially if the suggested feature is not urgent but who knows there could be a chance to add it in the new forum software which is still under being tested.

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Quote from: hosseinimr93 on June 22, 2020, 11:38:12 AM

I support the idea. But in the absence of this feature, you can use Loyce.club. (Only if you have posted after July 21, 2019)
For example, below is one of the topics you have posted in. You can use this link and then use CTRL+F
http://loyce.club/archive/topics/525/5255379.html

Also, in the thread you are referring to in the OP, you can click on "all" button, see all posts in one page and then simply use CTRL+F.
In the case a thread is so long and "all" button is not available, you can use the tool created by LoyceV. (Visit the link below.)

"Show All" on long topics

This is good way to do it but I guess it's the same thing as OP. Only in your case you have to go to LoyceV's archives and then search it there. We could use the OP's idea so that we don't have to divert to other sites and then do it from there.

However, one can also easily go to their Post history and checkout most recent posts. It would take hardly few minutes to run through 10 pages X 20 posts = 200 posts.

I believe you won't be needing any older posts than that.

Just my input. But the ideas good too.

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It is easy to develop a userscript to do this task, if you are interested you can create a topic in the project development and you will find one of the developers who do this.
Generally, the long topics are either interactive, and therefore you need to follow the latest posts with them or switch to spam, as happens in most discussions. In both cases, your knowledge of the previous post has no reason.

I support a new userscript for that

hosseinimr93

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I support the idea. But in the absence of this feature, you can use Loyce.club. (Only if you have posted after July 21, 2019)
For example, below is one of the topics you have posted in. You can use this link and then use CTRL+F
http://loyce.club/archive/topics/525/5255379.html

Also, in the thread you are referring to in the OP, you can click on "all" button, see all posts in one page and then simply use CTRL+F.
In the case a thread is so long and "all" button is not available, you can use the tool created by LoyceV. (Visit the link below.)

"Show All" on long topics

shield132

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It's good that we have icons with smile on topics where we have already posted but there are moments when we are looking for our posts in particular threads and when such threads have hundreds of replies and tens of pages, it's becoming very hard to find our post among them. (it's boring to click on ctrl + f on every single page and type your username until you find your post).

So I think it will be better to have something like this:

This is the topic where I have posted, so move on.

Now there is a clickable text named "Your replies". When I click on it, it should show me all posts that I have posted in this topic.

And here it is, it sorted all of my posts that I have written in this topic.

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