Morning folks,
If you haven't noticed our new addition to AWEB articles yet, we have now begun rolling out the 'save content' feature, which you can find on the lefthand side of our published content underneath the author info. For Any Answers posts, the save content button can be found underneath the original post.
Once clicked, the article will be added to your account under the 'saved content' tab, making it easier to quickly revisit your favourite content without having to hunt it down. We hope you'll find this new feature helpful, especially when it comes to keeping track of CPD units.
In the meantime, if you have any questions, feel free to comment below or send me a DM and I'll get back to you.
Have a good week everyone
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"Once clicked, the article will be added to your profile under the 'saved content' tab" ... but I can't find any such tab on my Profile page (and I went to the Optician's yesterday)!
Can you tell me where I'm failing to correctly look, please?
BTW will this feature also apply to individual Any Answer threads (which would be a lot more useful in the absence of an effective Search facility)?
Click "My Account" up at the top right, then click "Saved Content" near the bottom on the left. You might need to add something for it to show up, I'm not sure.
I agree it would be a far more useful feature were it extended to AA threads, personally though I search Any Answers using google with site:https://www.accountingweb.co.uk/any-answers in my search terms which works well.
Thanks Duggimon. And apologies Hugo, a slip up on my part - it's second from bottom in My Account.
Also, the option to save AA threads is active. It is currently sitting underneath the original post - I'll add some pictures to the above to clear up any issues.
Yes for AA would be really good, I just this morning posted "flagged" to a thread re overseas bonds that was of interest so I can later find through my posts, however there are rather a lot of them so an AA thread personal saved index would be really helpful to in future save chasing through thousands of posts I have made. (Maybe I need to start a paper notebook of such thread recording their titles and dates)
