How to find your own content
Find your blogs, ideas, questions, and posts in one of these three ways:
Your Profile Page
Go to your profile page by clicking your Avatar in the top navigation bar for the drop-down menu.
Click My profile.
Once you land on your profile page, you’ll see a new section for your ArcGIS Ideas activity and community contributions of posts, questions, replies, and comments.
My Ideas
My Ideas is where you’ll find a summary of your ArcGIS Idea submissions and activity for ArcGIS Idea submissions you participated in by voting or commenting on the idea.
Under the section for Latest Contributions, you’ll find your questions, posts, comments, and replies. Use the drop-down menu to filter your content.
Participated In – Content you’ve commented on, replied to, or gave a Kudos to.
Contributions – Content you created including questions, posts, or blogs.
Custom Search URL
You can use your User ID in a custom URL for your content.
To get your User ID, click on My Profile from your Avatar and from the Profile page URL take the number from the end of the URL after the last "/" (forward-slash):
Example:
https://community.esri.com/t5/user/viewprofilepage/user-id/ [Your-User-ID]
Search and filter by your User ID for post types using the following URLs:
To search your ArcGIS Ideas you can use the following URL by adding your User ID:
https://community.esri.com/t5/forums/recentpostspage/post-type/message/user-id/ [Your-User-ID]/interaction-style/idea
All of your contributions:
https://community.esri.com/t5/forums/recentpostspage/post-type/message/user-id/ [Your-User-ID]
Questions:
https://community.esri.com/t5/forums/recentpostspage/post-type/message/user-id/ [Your-User-ID] /interaction-style/forum
Blogs:
https://community.esri.com/t5/forums/recentpostspage/post-type/message/user-id/ [Your-User-ID] /interaction-style/blog
Docs:
https://community.esri.com/t5/forums/recentpostspage/post-type/message/user-id/ [Your-User-ID] /interaction-style/tkb
Use a Filtered Search
Go to the Search Page
Select the Author filter and enter your username. From there you will see a collection of your content.
Narrow your search results:
- From the Search Bar, you can filter for keywords in your content while the Author filter for your username is applied.
- Apply additional filters for Place, Labels, Date, Status, Type of Post, and whether the post contains an image, video, or attachment.
- Use Advanced to organize your results.
- Sort the results by Date, Views, Kudos, Replies, or Best Match. Best Match is the default setting.
Tip: A search term is not required to filter content on the Search Page, you can filter first and then search a term or keyword from filtered results.
Hi @JoeBorgione, Sorry for the delayed response! This Filtered Search method might be your best method for narrowing down your originally authored posts.
The results will show your authorship more clearly:
The ones you've responded to that are coming through the results will have a different author (by Another Username), but you'll see results for where you responded to someone else's post like this:
When I copy and paste that url I get a couple pages of my stuff and then a bunch more pages of other authors.
@JoeBorgione, Correct, that's what I'm explaining above. You'll see your authored posts more clearly with the "by JoeBorgione" next to your nifty MVP icon. It should make it easier to skim results to the posts you've started.
The other posts by other authors are posts you've responded to.
Another way to view results is to add an Advanced filter of "Specific Posts". (Click that search filter to see the results).
If it starts with Re: it's something you replied to, not something you started.
For example, ArcGIS Server 10.7.1... is a topic you started. Re: Joining tables is a post you replied to.
And I don't have nearly as many as some...