New EAA Web Site Splash Page

[jbandstr]

I've done some website work and it looks great.

[Hal Bryan]

Thanks to all of you for the feedback thus far!

[steve]

The new front page looks great.
Another suggestion: Perhaps add a "Go to Discussion Forums" button on the front page instead of navigating menus from Aviation Interest, pick selection, Discussion Forum. Personally, I've been using the eaaforums.org link since the old OSH365 site became stupid. Quick and dirty, but I'm also bypassing the front page.

[Todd copeland]

Love the site. Still finding my way around it but the calendar section isn't very user friendly. I can't seem to get a user defined list for local fly-ins. The old one functioned a little better in that regard. I'm sure fine tuning will happen in the coming months.

[Ken Finney]

Difficult to say, because now I can't get in with IE. It wants me to login, which it never did before, and didn't this morning, either, but Firefox can get in just fine. This morning, when I viewed EAA Radio in IE, there were no links below to click on, but they showed up fine in Firefox. Also, the EAA Radio pages don't have any link to the archives (at least that showed up in either of my browsers). Again, this is a problem where many people are using "locked down" computers, and the web developers, used to a "wide open" college environment, don't have any clue about.

[Hal Bryan]

Ken - which version of IE on which operating system?

[gbrasch]

Difficult to say, because now I can't get in with IE. It wants me to login, which it never did before, and didn't this morning, either, but Firefox can get in just fine. This morning, when I viewed EAA Radio in IE, there were no links below to click on, but they showed up fine in Firefox. Also, the EAA Radio pages don't have any link to the archives (at least that showed up in either of my browsers). Again, this is a problem where many people are using "locked down" computers, and the web developers, used to a "wide open" college environment, don't have any clue about.

I had to re-register one time only this morning, maybe that will help you out.

[Bill Berson]

I can't find the Sport Aviation archives (no members only section)

Was planning to read all of 1969.

[Hal Bryan]

Bill - go to Publications under Education & Resources, you'll see Sport Aviation listed there. The archives are accessible as long as you're signed in to the site - there isn't a single "members only" section anymore. Content lives where it lives, and is differentiated by your login.

[Bill Berson]

I found the archives, thanks Hal.
Now I can finish off all 60 years. Started reading last August.