The date of posts not there!

[pricestar8]

With out the date of the post it's not easy

to find the newest posts.

[ASUMama]

I agree!

[Jaxinjersey]

What do you mean?  Are you referring to our posts in the forums?

The newest posts simply appear in order under the Activity/All Activity Page.  The time is posted for each post on the day you are reading it... then the day is indicated as the week goes by, all the way back to Monday of that week.  After that, the DATE is posted from the previous day (Sunday) and all days backward from there.

So, as long as you know TODAY'S DATE, all the other dates are respective!

I hope that's what was being asked!!!  

[yota691]

http://dinarvets.com/forums/index.php?/discover/

[adhoc10]

On 1/14/2017 at 10:50 PM, Jaxinjersey said:

What do you mean?  Are you referring to our posts in the forums?

The newest posts simply appear in order under the Activity/All Activity Page.  The time is posted for each post on the day you are reading it... then the day is indicated as the week goes by, all the way back to Monday of that week.  After that, the DATE is posted from the previous day (Sunday) and all days backward from there.

So, as long as you know TODAY'S DATE, all the other dates are respective!

I hope that's what was being asked!!!  

I believe the problem being referrenced by Pricestar8 is that when displaying the list of posts in an individual forum, the original post date is not being displayed. It only shows the poster. It is hard to tell how current the post is.  This has changed recently. 

 

[Jaxinjersey]

4 minutes ago, adhoc10 said:

I believe the problem being referrenced by Pricestar8 is that when displaying the list of posts in an individual forum, the original post date is not being displayed. It only shows the poster. It is hard to tell how current the post is.  This has changed recently. 

 

Hi Adhoc10... thanks!  I think I understand your reference.  I just checked the "Forums" Page and I see what you mean.  It's funny, I never use that page... I always just use the "All Activity" Page.  That's the perspective I was referencing.  Thanks again!

[pricestar8]

It's a easy way to tell when the post was made. Most of the time the new post are mixed in with the older ones.