See how many posts in a month

[davesexcel]

Wasn't there a place in the forum where you could find out how many posts you had in a month or between two time periods?

[alansidman]

Members-->Quick Links-->Top Posters

[HaHoBe]

Hi, Alan,

isnīt that restricted to the Forum Staff only?

Ciao,
Holger

[:) Sixthsense :)]

We don't have that option in our level I believe, but the below link somehow give the appx. data count

http://boardreader.com/site/Excel_Help_Forum_15122.html

[Kaper]

This boardreader gives more general overview (I think).

A "manual" way (you probably dont do it on regular basis) - click on your nick and see latests posts.
Listed standard at 35 per page, so go next few pages to locate the one with a month ago date.
I did it, and:
You posted posts 210 last month.
for instance Sixthsense posted 226 times :-)
while me - only 99 (was off-line whole second half of Nov)

[alansidman]

I didn't realize that this was restricted. Do you have Quick Links-->Top Posters available? It takes to the same locale?

[HaHoBe]

Hi,Alan,

not avsaiable as well.

@Kaper:
If I understand Dave correctly itīs the automatic display of the top 10 poater for the last 24 hours, last 7 days, last mmonth (only 30 days), posts overall created by vBulletin software via SQL (maybe snb could be of hgelp for this?). Although a lot of the members in this Forum are still to post it would take a little time to be performed (as well as each and every search for tne individual where we undergo a 30 seconds wating period while the staff is on for free search I guess) and would be created for each press pf a button again to meet the last posts.

I think the TT should have better things to do than get this feature back again.

Ciao,
Holegr

[Kaper]

In QuickLinks I've got only
* Today's Posts
* Subscribed Threads
* Open Contacts Popup (this colud easily disappear from QuickLinks list. if I need - I could always go Profile->Friends)
* Who's Online

Few days ago (Yes I'm still excited ) as ValuedForumContributor I had the same list there.

I thought it shall be easily done with our advanced search, but not.
May be it is "too advanced" tool for me :-P