im trying to add feedback to a buyer and it wants a URL, I was able to add feedback just using the title of the classified ad, that doesn’t work anymore??
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What’s a URL, how do you find it for feedback???
- Thread starter Kukulkan61
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Where do I find it, I’m not good at this computer stuff, why can’t we use the title of the post anymore?
You know where you type in what website you want to go to? That's the address bar. When you're in that thread, copy and paste everything that's in that bar. Then paste it in the URL field when you're leaving feedback.
It's on the address bar:
Open a new tab and go to the page of the seller or the add, whatever is asked by TB.
Double click on there. It should select all the letters, covering them in blue.
If not, it should show the option "select all". Click on that. When it's all blue, click "copy" or hit Control+V on the keyboard.
Then, on the place you want to put it, right click on the mouse and click "past", or hit Control+V on the keyboard.
Open a new tab and go to the page of the seller or the add, whatever is asked by TB.
Double click on there. It should select all the letters, covering them in blue.
If not, it should show the option "select all". Click on that. When it's all blue, click "copy" or hit Control+V on the keyboard.
Then, on the place you want to put it, right click on the mouse and click "past", or hit Control+V on the keyboard.
I was able to paste the url from the add feedback page but can’t enter deal thread because it doesn’t come up when I type in the title? It used to be where you start typing the title in and it pops up..
I guess I should read the threads. My first answer was- URL was a cold war era microphone company based in the Ukraine. They were loosely based on a Neumann u47, but about the size of a fire hydrant. No need to find feedback, feedback found you.
