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Author  Topic    Martha1 50 Posts Posted - 08/04/2007 :  23:52:38     I think there's a glitch in the Forum display. On this page: All Forums -> Skin Cancer Forums at Topicalinfo.org It shows that “Skin Cancer Topical Treatments” was last updated on 08/04/2007 20:41:21 by: fforest When I follow that link to: All Forums -> Skin Cancer Forums at Topicalinfo.org -> Skin cancer topical treatments It shows the topic “Sticky: Eggplant for skin cancer very exciting,” (at top of page) last updated by Fforest on 8/04/07 at 20:41:21. Yet when I follow that link, the last post on the page was at 8/04/07 at 07:17:46. I have a feeling the posts after this time may have gone over to a second page, but I don't see a way to view page 2 of the topic. dan 611 Posts Posted - 08/05/2007 :  00:19:07     Martha1, that got me too. It turns out fforest edited an earlier post in the thread. BTW, the editing feature was broken for a while but now it is back.    Topic

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