There may be a way to do this, and I just don't know about it. It would be nice if there was a way to mark everything read, whether you read it or not, up to today, so i could begin watching post from today forward. Right now, everything is saying yes, everywhere i go, and it's a bit overwehlming, and time consuming to get rid of them. Is there a way to mark everything read, so only new posts show a yes in the forums I visit?

There are already several thousand threads here at ATP and it's not feasible to mark them all as read. I'm punishing my brain trying to think of a good solution and I'm coming up with no good ideas to help here.

I've been taking 10 at a time, clicking and then moving on...lol

I thought on DG we were able to click on the YES and it would change to NO, instead of opening each thread.

The ATP code is completely different from the DG code.

The site may look and behave a little similarly - that is because both sites were designed by the same person. But the underlying code is completely different.

Makes sense. I guess if it were the same it might open that old can of worms.

Well don't punish your brain, I'm sure it works hard enough as it is... Or should I say over-worked as it is. Thanks for letting me know. ;) I'll just have to say in my own little world =)

Alan

I figure, if I just keep up with the recent yesses, all those old glaring red yesses will eventually move to another page and I won't see them anymore

If you click on the thread with the red yes, click on the newest page and use your End key it will take you to the bottom of the page. That gets rid of the red Yes. Or you can just read the last page and it would do the same.

I am having problems getting my new watched threads to show up. They will be there but when I return after reading one, the others have disappeared, what am I doing wrong

Don't know the answer, but HI SANDY AND ANDRE! :-D

Hi!!!!!

Sandy,
Click on the logo All Things plants at the top left. That's where your personal watches are.

Thanks

Thanks, Becky, I was wondering that, too.

Thanks Becky, I did not know about that either.