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Thread: How do I view the last 3 to 4 days active posts using Search?

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    How do I view the last 3 to 4 days active posts using Search?

    View new posts is great, since it allows you to see new posts made.

    What I'm needing is a way to see the last 3 or 4 days of active posts/threads.

    Search doesn't help because it requires a search word (and, the, but, if) don't work.
    FAQ doesn't address it either.

    Anyone know?

    Thanks.
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    Goto the discussion forums link. Goto a specific forum. At the bottom of the forum page there's a series of dropdown menus that let you filter in or out however many days, specific times, and the order in which they were posted. I typically don't use that feature, but it's there, and can be done for every forum this site supports (and there's a lot of 'em).

    Normally if a thread catches my interest the first time I read it, I subscribe to it and receive email notifications about new additions to that thread.
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    If you DO subscribe to a thread, you can then also look into the 'site subscription' link on your home page.

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    The View More Active Topics only show the Active Topics since your last visit on AO. If you didn't visited AO since 3 weeks, it'll show you the last 3 weeks of posts. If you visited AO 5 hours ago, I'll show you the the last 5 hours posts. I don't know if you can do that search on AO advanced search. I try but I make the search engine crash
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    Thanks for the suggestions.

    Here's a scenario:

    After I've clicked on "View new posts" and answered a few threads, I log out of AO.
    I come back later to find two more new posts - Great.

    I'd also like to answer some older posts (say 3-4 days) that I never got around to answering, no matter where they are in this huge forum.

    On my forum where I'm moderator we use "Invision Power Board(U) v1.3 Final © 2003 IPS, Inc." which allows "Today's active topics", no matter when you log in and no matter if you are subscribed to.

    Anything like that here??

    (prays to hear a Yes)
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    No, unfortunately. The VBulletin boards, AFAIK, don't have it and if they do, we don't have it as of yet. Using the View New Posts should show *ALL* posts that were made active since your last visit, however, or since you last "Marked Forums as Read".
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