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I want to find all the threads I've created, but for some reason I can't. I put my name in the author section, select forums only, return topic list and it gives me like 3 threads of mine, then a bunch of random threads I've posted in.

I want to find ONLY threads where I am the author, not threads I've posted in. How can I do this?

View your profile.

On the left hand side is "view my content", click it.

Then on the right hand side, top right there are a few options from a drop down box.

Use the "View all topics Rolls has started"

Will list them all for you.

Thanks for that.

Any reason why the other search doesn't seem to work? Eg if I wanted to search for all threads made in a certain forum section etc?

Edited by Rolls

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