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How to change forums?

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April 8, 2009
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When I am reading posts in one forum, say this one, and then I want to visit another forum, what is the best way to do that? It seems that a drop list of forums would be useful, but alas, it's not there. There is the breadcrumb trail above, but when I click on the one that would make sense to click on (in this case the one that says "Adobe General Forums") I get a curious message about not being able to start a discussion. Why is that? To move from this forum to the Dreamweaver forum, I have to go all the way out to the list of Adobe forums, and come back in. In the case of this forum, that's really expected, since there are no real subforums (at least none that I am interested in), but for the Dreamweaver forums, there are several subforums that I visit, and I'm looking for a quicker/easier way to do that. What am I missing?

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Phillip M Jones

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Does this help:

MurraySummersAuthor

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Phillip: Thanks - but that's still a bit awkward for me.

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Anonymous

I reported that breadcrumb issue to John. It should just take you to that product's fora list.

The way I do it is, and I'm not sure this is the best way, I have a different tab in the browser opened for each forum.

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Ildhund

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When I am reading posts in one forum, say this one, and then I want to visit
another forum, what is the best way to do that? It seems that a drop list
of forums would be useful, but alas, it's not there.

Two suggestions: (a) use the History dropdown to see the most recent three

forums you visited; (b) roll your own list on your personalized homepage

following pbear*'s instructions, for which many thanks:

At the Adobe Forums (topmost) page, switch to the My View tab. There's a

little "(personalize)" link on it. You can drop in your own views from the

eight or so shown. I put an HTML view on the very top and typed up a set of

links to the forums I want to follow. e.g. for this forum: Forum Comments]]>

Noel

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Thanks Noel. That's worth considering....

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Anonymous

When I am reading posts in one forum, say this one, and then I want to visit another forum, what is the best way to do that?

using a tabbed browser, i just keep the forums open that i visit regularly. switch tabs, hit reload. easy peasy lemon squeezy.

MurraySummersAuthor

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Thanks, Dave! I usually have a bevy of tabs open anyhow, and am not so anxious to add more to the list!

Kath-H

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Some forums have a list of sub forums in a box on the right - maybe you could request that for the DW forums?

John T Smith

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Well, I just went once to each of the forums I read from the drop down list, and added a direct bookmark for each forum

MurraySummersAuthor

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That would be one way, yes. It just seems awkward to me, however. Thanks for the suggestion!

Curt Wrigley

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I use the bookmark method myself.

But there is a handy History link near the top of the forum that will show the last few forums and last few threads you visited. That is sometimes helpful.

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