The discussion revolves around how to display topics where a user has participated in the topics list, similar to how new topics are marked. skozz requests a visual indicator, like a blue or orange bullet, to show participation. wesochuck suggests checking the activity pane, but skozz clarifies the need for a topic list indicator. Mittineague notes the need to define ‘participation.’ riking confirms a built-in filter exists at https://meta.discourse.org/posted, which skozz confirms resolves the issue. Ivan_Rapekas asks why the ‘My Posts’ button only appears after applying the filter, and dax and david explain that administrators can add the ‘posted’ link to the top menu via site settings or custom scripts. Ivan_Rapekas thanks the contributors for the solution.
Before of all sorry if this issue is duplicated, I searched before post my doubt without success.
In our forum we need somehow to display in the topics list when an user has participated the topic. Like the blue bullet for new topics:
But for “you has participated in this topic”.
Is there any way? We are using the last version with Docker.
Thanks.
Have you looked at: Discourse Meta - The Official Support Forum for Discourse (the activity pane of your profile)?
I think you need to better define what you mean by “participate” eg.
read the topic, posted in the topic, liked / invited / Flagged a post in the topic etc.
As it is now, “new” will be for topics in categories you are Watching but have not yet visited. “unread” will be for topics you have read that have since gotten replies you have not yet read.
Yup, this exists as a builtin topic list filter:
You are right, I’ll to enable this filter at the top nav. Thank you and thanks everyone for your support.
Does anybody know, why I see My Posts button only after applying filter +https://forum.example.com/posted ?
Is there any way to enable it always on in the top panel?
Also I see only part of topics where I participated (~20) as well as topics that I only assigned them to staff but never posted there.
It’s normal, for example if you filter for bookmarks (https://forum.example.com/bookmarks) you have
You can add a new button+url installing https://meta.discourse.org/t/navigation-add-custom-menu-items/53124 or adding a script in admin/customize/theme Add Unsolved button to top menu using custom HTML (you need to change the url inside the script of course)
Forum administrators can simply add “posted” to the “top menu” site setting
