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28. March 2007, 09:44:09 Modified by Radiant2008 :-) (28. March 2007, 09:48:13) Alan, how can i respond to you here? When i replied to you i was redirected back to the main brainking.com board.. This subject is worth the discussion, but NOT on the main board, i agree. So, where i can find that board you put up the link for a couple of messages back? Thank you and Blessings, Radiant 28. March 2007, 09:50:29 Subject: Re: Radiant2007 :-): he posted a link to a post he made before on this board if you reply to that post then it will be on this board as well you can either answer him in pm or take it to another board (you could add a link to his post in the post you make there, to make it clear :)) 28. March 2007, 09:57:00 Subject: Re: Hrqls: When i reply on that board it brings me back here automatically. Strange! I don't want this conversation to be private. I like it that Alanback took it off this board; now I only need to find the code to respond to him there. All my messages that I tried to respond to him there are ONLY on this board readible, like you can see. It seems i am not allowed to write there? 28. March 2007, 10:00:15 Subject: Re: Radiant2007 :-): the board where his old message is on .. is this very same board (you can see 'bc=1' in the link) its an old post buried a few pages in the past .. but on this board when you reply to an old post on this board .. it will appear as a new post on this board if you want to take it to another board you can start a new post there (and add the link to his post in the message to make people understand where the post is a reply to) 28. March 2007, 10:01:01 Subject: Re: Radiant2007 :-): Look at the top right corner of any message on this board and you will see the date and under that "show this user post|show thread|link" click link and you will see what alanback did. He posted that question a couple of days ago on this board so all your replies appear on this board because the message is part of this board |
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