Is there a way to see all of the posts that we've replied to? Occasionally I want to go and use what I wrote in a reply, but I can't find it. I try to search for quoted keyword
I see confirmed my suspicion here that there is no easy way (if any, actually) to find our replies to others - and even find people AT ALL with whom we have communicated in the past - unless we remember their names. Too much to remember, in my opinion.....
I'm keenly following these remarks. I love Ali's suggestion. Personally I track them through the emails or the notification icon.
Use the green globe icon top right to see your notifications. Or try the My History in the left-hand column.
I like Ali's suggestion, when you remember the post title, you can add it into the search bar, when you remember who wrote the post, you can go to the profile and scroll down the blogs
Hi Darrel, if you remember your reply, some it (or at least some part of it) in google and add wealthy affiliate at the beginning of it. All posts here have indexed in google too so there might be a good chance to find it on this way.
Best,
Ali
That's what I mean by searching for quoted keywords. Like this:
site:wealthyaffiliate.com "stuff from my post"
But that only works if I correctly remembering the exact words in the right order. I guess I'll keep searching.
If anyone at WA is reading this, I think it would a great feature. To see all of my replies in one place. A menu item next to "My Blog" on our profile page.
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How can I find a post that I replied to?
Is there a way to see all of the posts that we've replied to? Occasionally I want to go and use what I wrote in a reply, but I can't find it. I try to search for quoted keyword
It will be difficult, Darrel, unless you can remember all the member's name of the posts you had commented, you can do a search for the person, check his posts and questions. ;)
I see confirmed my suspicion here that there is no easy way (if any, actually) to find our replies to others - and even find people AT ALL with whom we have communicated in the past - unless we remember their names. Too much to remember, in my opinion.....
I'm keenly following these remarks. I love Ali's suggestion. Personally I track them through the emails or the notification icon.
Use the green globe icon top right to see your notifications. Or try the My History in the left-hand column.
I like Ali's suggestion, when you remember the post title, you can add it into the search bar, when you remember who wrote the post, you can go to the profile and scroll down the blogs
Hi Darrel, if you remember your reply, some it (or at least some part of it) in google and add wealthy affiliate at the beginning of it. All posts here have indexed in google too so there might be a good chance to find it on this way.
Best,
Ali
That's what I mean by searching for quoted keywords. Like this:
site:wealthyaffiliate.com "stuff from my post"
But that only works if I correctly remembering the exact words in the right order. I guess I'll keep searching.
If anyone at WA is reading this, I think it would a great feature. To see all of my replies in one place. A menu item next to "My Blog" on our profile page.
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Anyone have a trick up their sleeve for how to identify how a particular landing page was built? As in what software built it? Other than trying to look through the code?
There is FRONTMETER (I am not an affilitae, but I should become it, lol) and they can copy any landingpage. When I bought it it was a little under $100 life time. I think it is worth it.
I haven't found out yet how the landingpages, created there, fwet them into my website - subdomain. In case you know I would be happy to be adviced
You can't always tell for sure. You might need to follow clues in the code.
You can try the tool below - not sure how useful it is for your purpose.
I just did mine and it says: "we know of 34 active technologies used on this page - and then it lists them.
http://builtwith.com/
~Jude
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Identifying what built a landing page?
Anyone have a trick up their sleeve for how to identify how a particular landing page was built? As in what software built it? Other than trying to look through the code?
There is FRONTMETER (I am not an affilitae, but I should become it, lol) and they can copy any landingpage. When I bought it it was a little under $100 life time. I think it is worth it.
I haven't found out yet how the landingpages, created there, fwet them into my website - subdomain. In case you know I would be happy to be adviced
You can't always tell for sure. You might need to follow clues in the code.
You can try the tool below - not sure how useful it is for your purpose.
I just did mine and it says: "we know of 34 active technologies used on this page - and then it lists them.
http://builtwith.com/
~Jude
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It will be difficult, Darrel, unless you can remember all the member's name of the posts you had commented, you can do a search for the person, check his posts and questions. ;)