It used to. Now when I search all of my threads for activity, i have no idea which have been participated in lately as they no longer shoot to the top.
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Search all threads does not bring most recent replied thread to top
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iBlue
macrumors Core
I was just going into this forum to post the same thing.
To be more specific, I use this search:
but it's showing results in a somewhat random order as opposed to how it was, in order of recent replies. It's a very helpful way to search so I hope it's easy enough to fix.
To be more specific, I use this search:
Code:
https://forums.macrumors.com/search/?do=process&starteronly=0&searchuser=YourUsernameHere&exactname=1
Eraserhead
macrumors G4
GGJstudios
macrumors Westmere
Same here, as well as time-limiting post searches (all posts or threads within the past year, month, etc.) doesn't work.
GGJstudios
macrumors Westmere
Nope. I just searched your posts for this one and it doesn't show up. This shows to be your most current post in the list.
-aggie-
macrumors P6
GGJstudios
macrumors Westmere
iBlue
macrumors Core
One of your searches is malfunctioning
The other thread on this topic indicated the problem was being looked into but when I went to bump it to ask if anything was happening, the thread was missing. 😕
The once extremely useful search below doesn't seem to be functioning properly:
It's the search that looks for every thread you (or the user you indicate) has/have ever posted in and arranges the results in order of their most recent replies. Only it's not doing that any more. It's ordering them by the time the user last posted in them, not by the recent replies of the thread.
I really hope this can be solved. I can't be the only one who uses that search and finds it very helpful for keeping up with a busy forum.
edit: CRAP! I found the thread. I don't know how I missed it. 😱
The other thread on this topic indicated the problem was being looked into but when I went to bump it to ask if anything was happening, the thread was missing. 😕
The once extremely useful search below doesn't seem to be functioning properly:
Code:
https://forums.macrumors.com/search/?do=process&starteronly=0&searchuser=Username&exactname=1It's the search that looks for every thread you (or the user you indicate) has/have ever posted in and arranges the results in order of their most recent replies. Only it's not doing that any more. It's ordering them by the time the user last posted in them, not by the recent replies of the thread.
I really hope this can be solved. I can't be the only one who uses that search and finds it very helpful for keeping up with a busy forum.
edit: CRAP! I found the thread. I don't know how I missed it. 😱
TumbleDryer
macrumors 603
velocityg4
macrumors 604
Just wanted to chime in and say I noticed this recently too. I'm curious as to what could cause this? A buggy vBulletin® update?
I always go to advanced search then search my username. Now I can't keep track of threads I posted in for replies. Subscribing just generates a lot more work to keep track of threads and some of the threads can go for months in between posts.🙁
I always go to advanced search then search my username. Now I can't keep track of threads I posted in for replies. Subscribing just generates a lot more work to keep track of threads and some of the threads can go for months in between posts.🙁
I agree
I have noticed it not working as well as I thought when I stated it was working again
I hope it gets fixed
I believe arn's response when I last brought it up to him was "hmm". Sorry I can't be of more help than that. 🙁
iBlue
macrumors Core
Bugger! 🙁 Well thanks for replying anyway. I was wondering if any godly types were reading this thread any more.
If it's any help at all it's just displaying them from the last time you (searched poster) posted in each thread instead of when the thread was last replied to. It must have happened right around the first post date [Feb 24th] because I start each MR session with this search and noticed it right away. Damn I miss it! 😱