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A bit more: have tried using the 'mark forum read' link from the homepage. No joy. Now entire threads are coming up as new. Have also tried logging out and back in; also no joy.


Edit: but coming out of Firefox and back in sorted it. Looks like it was my end.


It's like a mini adventure.

I think it's probably the phorum software being a bit hiccoughy. I've noticed after something gets lounged that threads occasionally come up as new when they shouldn't. And the second problem may well have been a bit of caching in IE.

But I don't find the odd mark forum as read press too much of an onus I have to say.

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