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CC2531: Cluster's Implementation at CC2531 End Device.

follow up to a particular thread.

Gourav H
Intellectual 920 points

Hello,

                I would like to know how to follow up to a particular thread if i have same issue as mentioned in the thread.

B.R

Gourav

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    Hello Gourav,

    If you want to reply to add information that is relevant to a particular thread, use the Reply button. If you have a similar problem use the Ask a related question button in the top right hand of the page from the original thread.

    Thanks
    Bill
  • 0 in reply to Former Member
    Intellectual 920 points
    Hello Bill,
    Is any option to receive notifications of a particular existing thread??
    B.R.
    Gourav
  • 0 in reply to Gourav H
    TI__Guru 71516 points

    Hi Gourav,

    Yes, on the thread you wish to track, but have not Replied to, click on the Options button at the right-side of the page, then click on the "Reply notifications are off"; this will change the setting to "Reply notifications are on" and you will receive an email each time an additional Reply is posted.

    At your service,

    ~Leonard     

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    Expert 1680 points

    I would like to also ask, If I want to do a follow up on a locked thread, is there a way to ask for it to be unlocked?

  • 0 in reply to Cool Javelin
    TI__Guru 71516 points

    Hi Cool,

      Yes, there is a way for an admin to UNLOCK a thread, but an even easier way for a user to ask another question is to click the   button .

    This will place the link to the locked (or not) thread at the top of the newly-created thread so all can see and reference the originating thread.  Simply click that link, everything else is handled automatically for you.

    Regards,

    ~Leonard