Adding Quotes to posts
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Adding Quotes to posts
I have been adding quotes by clicking on the wrap quote tags button then pasting the text I want between them. But it doesn't show the line
"originally posted by ,member name" doesn't show up.
Is there way to do this I am missing,or am I adding the quote wrong?
Thanks in advance.
"originally posted by ,member name" doesn't show up.
Originally Posted by JagCad View Post
Thanks in advance.
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I have been adding quotes by clicking on the wrap quote tags button then pasting the text I want between them. But it doesn't show the line
"originally posted by ,member name" doesn't show up.
Is there way to do this I am missing,or am I adding the quote wrong?
Thanks in advance.
"originally posted by ,member name" doesn't show up.
Is there way to do this I am missing,or am I adding the quote wrong?
Thanks in advance.
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o1xjr (07-03-2014)
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Maybe this time?
Edit, Got it now by look of it.
So now ,how does the multi quote button work?
Last edited by o1xjr; 07-03-2014 at 06:02 AM.
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If you want to quote more than one person click multi quote first then the regular quote and it should end up like this:
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I have been adding quotes by clicking on the wrap quote tags button then pasting the text I want between them. But it doesn't show the line
"originally posted by ,member name" doesn't show up.
Is there way to do this I am missing,or am I adding the quote wrong?
Thanks in advance.
"originally posted by ,member name" doesn't show up.
Is there way to do this I am missing,or am I adding the quote wrong?
Thanks in advance.
If you want to quote from another thread, just hit the quote button then cut and paste to the thread where you want it.
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Hi Neil,I had trouble when trying to quote previous posts. Read the link below,it was a huge help.
https://www.jaguarforums.com/forum/j...-posts-121167/
Clarke
https://www.jaguarforums.com/forum/j...-posts-121167/
Clarke
I just tried it out on an old thread and kept hitting the preview post button until I got it right,but never actually hit the submit reply button. You can practise that way without posting anything.
Even for a computer illiterate like me I got there eventually.
Last edited by o1xjr; 08-05-2014 at 03:40 AM.
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Hi Neil, it took a while but a bit of trial and error after Norri's instructions got it over the line.
I just tried it out on an old thread and kept hitting the preview post button until I got it right,but never actually hit the submit reply button. You can practise that way without posting anything.
Even for a computer illiterate like me I got there eventually.
I just tried it out on an old thread and kept hitting the preview post button until I got it right,but never actually hit the submit reply button. You can practise that way without posting anything.
Even for a computer illiterate like me I got there eventually.