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Hi,

I do agree with madbombX, I would prefer to have a link to the root node (and not always the parent) from the thread in the User Search node list.

Sometimes I (as anyone else) may want to go the the specific node, mas most times I prefer to read the full threads.

So, for me, I would make sense if the link was to the root node for the thread, or the list have two diferent link, for the specific node and for the root node. Or maybe this could be an option on the list top (a check box like "Show Categorized Q&A" - maybe "Link to thread root").

TheMage
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In reply to Re: Have parent 'Node ID' as link in 'Nodes You Wrote' node by themage
in thread Have parent 'Node ID' as link in 'Nodes You Wrote' node by madbombX

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