I was reformatting my profile, so I unshared 90% of my projects, now I want everything back in its original place, yet because scratch has no way to view projects by when they were originally shared, only last edited, I can't have them back the way I want them, which is annoying for someone with 300+ unshared projects. Is there a trick or a code or something to see them by original share day?

The closest thing I can get is “Last Modified.”

PrincessAudrey2385 wrote:

The closest thing I can get is “Last Modified.”

yep, and that isn't what i want, as unsharing them counts as last modified

there is a way, but i can't reveal how to do it since this feature was made for moderators and they might get mad at me.

LankyBox01 wrote:

there is a way, but i can't reveal how to do it since this feature was made for moderators and they might get mad at me.

oh ok
how did you find it then-

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It may be tedious, but you could always use the API to check the share dates of each individual project.

the only way i can think of is using the api, like https://api.scratch.mit.edu/users/mres/projects/142

Look at the created section at the bottom.

wangat wrote:

the only way i can think of is using the api, like https://api.scratch.mit.edu/users/mres/projects/142

Look at the created section at the bottom.

yeah but that would take forever lol

-0Nebula0- wrote:

wangat wrote:

the only way i can think of is using the api, like https://api.scratch.mit.edu/users/mres/projects/142

Look at the created section at the bottom.

yeah but that would take forever lol

that would be the only way, i guess

wangat wrote:

-0Nebula0- wrote:

wangat wrote:

the only way i can think of is using the api, like https://api.scratch.mit.edu/users/mres/projects/142

Look at the created section at the bottom.

yeah but that would take forever lol

that would be the only way, i guess

oopz

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When I unshared a project, it still showed me the original share date on the project page, so maybe you could check that?

there is actually a way to do this, but if you've had a lot of your projects remixed before it might not work. if you sort your projects by remixes, after going through the projects that have been remixed it goes from oldest to newest with the rest of them. hope this helps

Magic_cats wrote:

there is actually a way to do this, but if you've had a lot of your projects remixed before it might not work. if you sort your projects by remixes, after going through the projects that have been remixed it goes from oldest to newest with the rest of them. hope this helps

Err okay.

-0Nebula0- wrote:

wangat wrote:

the only way i can think of is using the api, like https://api.scratch.mit.edu/users/mres/projects/142

Look at the created section at the bottom.

yeah but that would take forever lol

Yea can you teach me how to use it? Click the link and don’t understand anything

_Roka_ wrote:

-0Nebula0- wrote:

wangat wrote:

the only way i can think of is using the api, like https://api.scratch.mit.edu/users/mres/projects/142

Look at the created section at the bottom.

yeah but that would take forever lol

Yea can you teach me how to use it? Click the link and don’t understand anything

The value of the history key has a created and modified part (the latter used to show on the project page in 2.0 but it got removed in 3.0)

If you want to see it, go to https://api.scratch.mit.edu/users//projects/

sorry i meant https://api.scratch.mit.edu/users/{username here}/projects/

Magic_cats wrote:

there is actually a way to do this, but if you've had a lot of your projects remixed before it might not work. if you sort your projects by remixes, after going through the projects that have been remixed it goes from oldest to newest with the rest of them. hope this helps

Please don't necropost

samuakl wrote:

If you want to see it, go to https://api.scratch.mit.edu/users//projects/

You too