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What does watch option do.

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    chandu004
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    i really apologise if 1.if this is not the appropriate forum to ask my doubt regarding the CP forums usage. 2.if the doubt which iam going to ask is a self explanatory one. i find a link called "watch" beside "book mark". i tried but iam unable to find where a particular post is watched. i guess, that option enables us to keep watching a thread for updates and give automatic online alerts if they are answered, i mean without refreshing the page manually. if my guess is wrong, then please letme know if there is any such feature. and also the advantage of watch. thanks all in advance.

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      i really apologise if 1.if this is not the appropriate forum to ask my doubt regarding the CP forums usage. 2.if the doubt which iam going to ask is a self explanatory one. i find a link called "watch" beside "book mark". i tried but iam unable to find where a particular post is watched. i guess, that option enables us to keep watching a thread for updates and give automatic online alerts if they are answered, i mean without refreshing the page manually. if my guess is wrong, then please letme know if there is any such feature. and also the advantage of watch. thanks all in advance.

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      Luc Pattyn
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      I don't know. Isn't there a tooltip that sheds some light? :)

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        i really apologise if 1.if this is not the appropriate forum to ask my doubt regarding the CP forums usage. 2.if the doubt which iam going to ask is a self explanatory one. i find a link called "watch" beside "book mark". i tried but iam unable to find where a particular post is watched. i guess, that option enables us to keep watching a thread for updates and give automatic online alerts if they are answered, i mean without refreshing the page manually. if my guess is wrong, then please letme know if there is any such feature. and also the advantage of watch. thanks all in advance.

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        Chris Maunder
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        No - this is a good question and one which we need to clarify. Adding a 'watch' means you bookmark and item and at the same time add it to your Watched items in your My CodeProject[^] page. We'll also be expanding this so watched items appear in alerts in other places.

        cheers, Chris Maunder The Code Project Co-founder Microsoft C++ MVP

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          I don't know. Isn't there a tooltip that sheds some light? :)

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          Luc Pattyn wrote:

          Isn't there a tooltip that sheds some light?

          no iam not able to find that tool tip.

          -------------------------------------------- Suggestion to the members: Please prefix your main thread subject with [SOLVED] if it is solved. thanks. chandu.

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            No - this is a good question and one which we need to clarify. Adding a 'watch' means you bookmark and item and at the same time add it to your Watched items in your My CodeProject[^] page. We'll also be expanding this so watched items appear in alerts in other places.

            cheers, Chris Maunder The Code Project Co-founder Microsoft C++ MVP

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            thanks for your explanation.

            Chris Maunder wrote:

            Adding a 'watch' means you bookmark and item and at the same time add it to your Watched items in your My CodeProject[^] page

            but.. still, for me it is not self explanatory. for example, if i select watch for the first post in Algorithms, in "MyCodeProject" section, it is showing up first five posts in that Algorithms forum. and now, if i delete the fifth post, then i observed "Messages on your Watched Forums" link takes me to list.aspx. i hope this feature is under construction.

            Chris Maunder wrote:

            We'll also be expanding this so watched items appear in alerts in other places. eagerly waiting for that feature

            Chris Maunder wrote:

            alerts in other places

            other places like..? thank you.

            -------------------------------------------- Suggestion to the members: Please prefix your main thread subject with [SOLVED] if it is solved. thanks. chandu.

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