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Is there some way of marking/flagging so that when a member looks through posts on a particular forum or via Active Topics, they can see if they've previously replied to it without actually going into the post?
Something like an arrow maybe (seen this on another type of forum). Is there an easy way to do this (or is there already and have I completely missed it
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Thanks in advance
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Is there some way of marking/flagging so that when a member looks through posts on a particular forum or via Active Topics, they can see if they've previously replied to it without actually going into the post?
Something like an arrow maybe (seen this on another type of forum). Is there an easy way to do this (or is there already and have I completely missed it
)Thanks in advance
/ C
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I asked for this awhile ago, seems like it never was completed:
http://forum.snitz.com/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=59963&SearchTerms=mark,topics,where,I,posted
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Tack så mycket tribaliztic It's a shame it wasn't completed - I'll get my other half to have a look at the info on the link you gave and on all the links from that and see if he can come up with anything.
The mod on SnitzBitz might work as a 'nearly what I want' solution
Thanks again!
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It's a shame it wasn't completed - I'll get my other half to have a look at the info on the link you gave and on all the links from that and see if he can come up with anything.
The mod on SnitzBitz might work as a 'nearly what I want' solution
Thanks again!
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It works with a mySql db.
Heres another topic with a link to zipped file if you want to look at the whole thing
http://forum.snitz.com/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=65312<
http://forum.snitz.com/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=65312<
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Oh! I need to check that one out!
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Yea, it's always worked with mySql. I spent about 5 hrs yesterday trying to get this to work with an access db with no luck. I did manage to get rid of the error msgs though, but the recordset is empty 
. I may have another go at it but it's getting pretty discourging.<
. I may have another go at it but it's getting pretty discourging.<
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Okay, I'm glad I'm running on MySql then =)
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