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How to save the post of the other user's?
I want to save the post of the other user, So that i can refer that post in the future, like code that we can save it and make it private and can be used in the future or learn something from it. Can we save the post?
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Dinesh Dhami You can always copy that link...
For now there is no other way... :(
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Well you can follow the post. There is a star on the left of the post, of itâs blue it means that you are following that post and if itâs gray that means that you are not following the post.
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Hiro Thank you for your advice but i want it to be in sololearn.
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Post bookmarking feature is not available on SL. The method mentioned by Hiro is what most use as an alternative.
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âď¸JTLZâď¸[#Never Give Up!] Exam Going On :( what if it is just a link on daily activity not a question?
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How to save other's post on sl : ( Alternative ) đ
1) Tap on the post you want to save
2) Click 'report'
3) And then copy the link
4) Then make a new code (private) and paste the link there
5) Save the code đ
Gather link as much as you want and use them in future đ
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You can also copy the URL of a post and save it somewhere: like in a notepad app of your phone or on notepad of your pc. You could also make a new code in SoloLearn and name it: "useful posts" and paste the links of all the posts that you want there as comments or strings. To copy the URL of a post, do the following:
-On the app: go to the post that you want to save. On the top right of the post, you see the "share" symbol, tap it. Then select the option to save it to your clipboard. And voila! Now the URL is copied and you can paste it wherever you want.
-On PC: just go to the post that you want to save and copy the URL from your browser. Now you can paste it wherever you want.
Hope this helps
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Dinesh Dhami if you want to save the URLs in SoloLearn then do the following: create a new "web" code in the code playground and call it: "useful posts". Then paste the URL of all the posts that you want in there in HTML, as a link, using the <a href=""></a> tag; I think you are far enough in the HTML course to know how to do this. And now, when you run the code, you will see all the URLs of the posts in the output and you can click on them to directly go to the post. Hope this helps.
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Dinesh Dhami below is an example of how it would look like. You can just save the code and start using it yourself and add more links to it.
https://code.sololearn.com/Wip9xkLqes7F/?ref=app