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Hello,
I've added a new, much-requested feature to the forums. All registered users now have the ability to mark threads as "[SOLVED]".
When a thread is marked as Solved, it will automatically close the thread and will prepend the tag "[SOLVED]" to the title. Of course, you can also Un-solve a thread, which opens it back up and reverses these changes.
Please take the time to mark threads appropriately and give thanks to those helping you out. This will ensure that the OTMFAQ forums becomes a Knowledge Base of solutions for the entire community.
Note: Keep in mind that Solved doesn't necessarily mean that there's a workaround - but just that a definite answer was found for your post. So in essence, it means that your question was answered to your satisfaction.
Directions:
To mark a thread as solved, click on the "Thread Tools" drop down at the top of a thread. Then select "Mark this thread as solved".
mark_solved.jpg
To mark a thread as unsolved, click on the "Thread Tools" drop down at the top of a thread. Then select "Mark this thread as unsolved".
mark_unsolved.jpg
Please post here if you have any questions.
Thanks!
--Chris
I've added a new, much-requested feature to the forums. All registered users now have the ability to mark threads as "[SOLVED]".
When a thread is marked as Solved, it will automatically close the thread and will prepend the tag "[SOLVED]" to the title. Of course, you can also Un-solve a thread, which opens it back up and reverses these changes.
Please take the time to mark threads appropriately and give thanks to those helping you out. This will ensure that the OTMFAQ forums becomes a Knowledge Base of solutions for the entire community.
Note: Keep in mind that Solved doesn't necessarily mean that there's a workaround - but just that a definite answer was found for your post. So in essence, it means that your question was answered to your satisfaction.
Directions:
To mark a thread as solved, click on the "Thread Tools" drop down at the top of a thread. Then select "Mark this thread as solved".
mark_solved.jpg
To mark a thread as unsolved, click on the "Thread Tools" drop down at the top of a thread. Then select "Mark this thread as unsolved".
mark_unsolved.jpg
Please post here if you have any questions.
Thanks!
--Chris
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