I don't understand.No, he means when someone replies to a specific message that he has posted.
I don't understand.
How would the software know the poster was replying to his post in a thread unless it was quoted?
How would the software know the poster was replying to his post in a thread unless it was quoted?
I assume that this software does track which post I reply to. It is so basic to do that. It's used in threaded view.
I think vbulletin does that.
I participate in the Compuserve/Netscape forums. They are not threaded. They are not even based on threading technology. But they are able to track who a message is written to. And I get an email with a link whenever someone replies to one of my messages. As for how technically difficult this is, it looks pretty simple to me. If xenoforo knows which message to quote when you press the reply button, it is not a big leap to also know the message number and who wrote that message.
Personally, I think it's worth considering.
I think I am talking about the same thing. He even mentioned message id elements that could be stored in the database to track it.You aren't talking about the same thing as Marcus, I don't think.
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