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How to @ reference a member?

dougw
dougw over 8 years ago

The ID system for referencing members is kind of neat, but how do you figure out what the handle is for the member you want to reference?

Am I missing something? Where is this information listed? Shouldn't this primary ID be shown on the user profile page?

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  • Jan Cumps
    Jan Cumps over 8 years ago +4 verified
    It's in their URL. I typically hover over a user's name and check the url in the status bar at the bottom of my browser.
  • gecoz
    gecoz over 8 years ago +3 suggested
    Hi Douglas, Another way to find the handle is to use the full name, as you see it on the posts, etc..., and use the underscore to separate the firstname and the last name (i.e. @FIRSTNAME_LASTNAME). The…
  • Dudley
    Dudley over 8 years ago +3 suggested
    Hi dougw , All the ways listed above work. The way I almost always do it is to avoid the @ mention functionality entirely, and just copy and paste a member in. If you right click on a members name in a…
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  • gecoz
    0 gecoz over 8 years ago

    Hi Douglas,

    Another way to find the handle is to use the full name, as you see it on the posts, etc..., and use the underscore to separate the firstname and the last name (i.e. @FIRSTNAME_LASTNAME). The underscore will perform a search using both words, bringing up the handle as result.

    Fabio.

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    0 gecoz over 8 years ago

    Hi Douglas,

    Another way to find the handle is to use the full name, as you see it on the posts, etc..., and use the underscore to separate the firstname and the last name (i.e. @FIRSTNAME_LASTNAME). The underscore will perform a search using both words, bringing up the handle as result.

    Fabio.

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    0 dougw over 8 years ago in reply to gecoz

    Thanks gecoz

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