After researching about "view my posts". This is called an "egosearch" in PhpBB. However MyBB does not have this. And reading through other people similar requests , MyBB devs are not quite understanding to its purpose. They are set on subscriptions. Its not requested enough for someone to make a mod either.
Personally i hate subscriptions. Do they really expect you to click subscribe to each of your responses in each thread...I dont want emails or PMs....just a link to click to list them.
What is quite humorous is the fact that MyBB staff basically said (in recent years posts) that if you want to do this you can do the "search your own username method" that i asked before....but that is a royal pain to do that every time. Of course you can bookmark that link, but damn.... And you cannot just insert your username into that url to create a link....that url has a search id, not a username.
A bypass i was thinking was creating a page to link people to...in which that catches the logged in username, have javascript auto fill the search username and redirect to that url. However that is a bit of effort just for a link. Of course anyone that is javascript savy is welcome to try. And another option for the PHP savy, is to replicate the search of your own username, and redirect also.
Personally i hate subscriptions. Do they really expect you to click subscribe to each of your responses in each thread...I dont want emails or PMs....just a link to click to list them.
What is quite humorous is the fact that MyBB staff basically said (in recent years posts) that if you want to do this you can do the "search your own username method" that i asked before....but that is a royal pain to do that every time. Of course you can bookmark that link, but damn.... And you cannot just insert your username into that url to create a link....that url has a search id, not a username.
A bypass i was thinking was creating a page to link people to...in which that catches the logged in username, have javascript auto fill the search username and redirect to that url. However that is a bit of effort just for a link. Of course anyone that is javascript savy is welcome to try. And another option for the PHP savy, is to replicate the search of your own username, and redirect also.
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