How to view previous comments that I posted on lessons/quizzes

Question

Every now and again I will receive a push notification that looks similar to "Sololearner liked you comment on {material}" However when I click on it, it just directs me to the homepage. I'm wondering if there is a way to view the comment that is being liked or perhaps a way to view all of the comments that I have posted instead of having to go back through every lesson and looking through the comments to find the ones that I posted?

Answer 1

I had the same issue:

https://www.sololearn.com/Discuss/3177143/?ref=app

And I think I've emailed that to sololearn.

I think it's because these courses are new. On older courses when I left a comment, I could see when people like it.

In profile section, you can also check you comments and bunch of other information

Answer 2

Lamron After looking at my profile, it shows that I have not made any comments, so it must be a bug of some sort because I am positive that I have made numerous comments. I appreciate the answer though!

Answer 3

Lamron When I check my profile and go to the "comments" section it displays "nothing to show" even when I filter by "Lesson" which is where I would imagine they would be.

I've provided a screenshot so you can see

https://imgur.io/VBH7gGH

Answer 4

Jacob Paredez messages will only be available after 21 days of registration

Answer 5

Jacob Paredez if you make comments on someone's post/code they will pop up there, you can see in my profile how I have these

Answer 6

Have you tried filtering by course? Lessons pertains to something else.

Answer 7

Chris Coder Yeah, I've tried all the filters. It could be linked to the same issue where my "Messages" tab in my notifications page still prompts me to verify my account even after doing so multiple times.

Answer 8

Necesito ayuda con este código, es la práctica de los bucles.. no consigo todos los chequeos.. siempre falta el 3. la prueba del caracol que sube de día 7 y de noche regresa 2.
function main() {
var depth = parseInt(readLine(), 10);
var d = 0;
var a = 0;
var c = depth ;
while(a<c) {
d++;
a = a + 5;
if (a === (c - 7)){
a = a + 7;
d++;}
if (a == (c-6)){
a = a + 7;
d++}

if (a >= c ) {
console.log(d)
break
}
}
}