What happened to "View Your Posts"?

[SLK001]

I used to check for the comments/etc from the posts I have contributed to using the "View Your Posts" selection in the FORUMS main page. This is now gone from there. Is it available anywhere else?

[Baldrick]

It isn't gone here.

[disturbed1]

On the front page, the forum link is also missing.

BTW, "View Your Posts" either.

And I'm stuck at videohelp too. Even typing DVDRHelp.com in takes me to..... videohelp. I'll just delete all cookies and see if that helps.

[Baldrick]

[disturbed1]

Wasn't logged in at the time That would explain the view your posts.

[offline]

Spraypainting your screen is a bit extreme

- edit-

I can't find the secret warez link anymore?

[galactica]

that pic's great baldrick!

its like you are getting sick of answering the simple questions

[BSR]

Too Funny.

[thor300]

I thought Baldrick banned me , but soon discovered i was on videohelp.com so it was only a cookie issue, no view your posts or anything. BTW, love your arrow baldrick.

[SLK001]

Well, I didn't log out over the weekend, so when I didn't see the "View Your Posts" (but I did see a "View Unanswered Posts"), I just assumed that this feature had been lost. I DID get asked to login this morning, so maybe it was a being logged in issue.

BTW, this site is now doggedly slow (and I am on a T1 line).

[Baldrick]

It will be a bit slow until I finished updated eeverything.

[thor300]

Strange it should be slow, videohelp.com is running on the same server as the others as far as i can tell. I experienced iexplore hanging for a sec or so using the new site when the "Post a reply" page loads. Could be just my iexplorer.

[Baldrick]

as the others????? what ?

[thor300]

Sorry for my clumsy writing. As the other virtual websites or whatever you call it on these kind of webservers. PhP/apache isnt my thing, am used to thinking virtual websites as in IIS4 and up, with separate application spaces and so on. I saw videohelp.com is the same ip as dvdrhelp, so i asumed its the same server running the scripts on all your "virtual websites". Arg.. what you call it in apache then? I dont even know the basics, sorry.

[Baldrick]

It is same server but I have done lots of changes that needs some optimizing and configuration. But it seems to work better now.

[SLK001]

Oh! THERE it is!