“What is a “post PID”?
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Hi Haiyouhao, may I ask what the post PID is and where it can be found? _____________________ Explanation on floor 7: TID is the ID of the topic post, while PID is the ID of the reply post. How to find the TID number: Open the topic thread; it can be found in the address bar – Tid=????. How to find the PID number: Go to “My Topics” – Replies – open the reply thread; the PID of that reply thread can be seen in the address bar. For example, “http://bbs.hcbbs.com/viewthread.php?tid=139553&page=1#pid643506” indicates that the PID of the reply on the 6th floor is 643506.
Dude, where in the post does the PID come from – is it the TID? Or your UID?
The question is too vague; others can’t understand it. Please be more specific about your question: for example, where you saw it, etc.
The TID of a post is automatically generated by the system. It wasn’t added manually, so there’s nothing to obtain from it. The UID is automatically and sequentially assigned upon forum registration.
UID: User ID, a number that represents the user’s identifier; for example, the owner’s UID is 119147. TID: Post ID, a number that represents the post’s identifier; for example, the ID of this post is 150035. I’ve never heard of “pid” – I don’t know what it means
I use tools to delete posts, and I need a PID for that; the guys don’t know how to do it, so how am I supposed to delete the posts?
Got it. TID is the ID of the topic post, and PID is the ID of the reply post. How to find the TID number: Open the topic thread; it can be found in the address bar – Tid=????. How to find the PID number: Go to “My Topics” – Replies – open the reply thread; the PID of that reply thread can be seen in the address bar. For example, “http://bbs.hcbbs.com/viewthread.php?tid=139553&page=1#pid643506” indicates that the PID of the reply on the 6th floor is 643506.