Website/forums downtime: Thursday, August 20th (finished)

[clickclickdoh]

John, click the link in the top left that has three horizontal lines and says "Quick Links". Everything you are looking for is in a drop down box there.

[John Young]

Got it. Thanks Click. It works fine.

John

[Greg]

I am adding all official packages to the library but it's a slow process so bear with me. After that it's all the models and paints that were released as standalone packages and the scenery libraries.
Once all that is done and everything seems stable, I'm going to open the library for upload so all you guys can add your files. This should in time replace the current way of attaching your stuff to forum posts. It was one of the most requested features in the survey by the way.

[MIKE JG]

Greg she's looking good, took a little bit to figure out the new forums styles but I really like some of the new features.

A very big THANKS from this side of the pond for giving our baby a facelift.

[clickclickdoh]

Once all that is done and everything seems stable, I'm going to open the library for upload so all you guys can add your files.

Oh wow, that's huge.

[Greg]

Thanks Mike.

All packages are now added to the library, except those from the USA. Give me a couple more days.

[Greg]

Our apologies for yesterday's and today's downtime.

This had nothing to do with the new website. Our host had coincidentally decided to move our databases and not given us correct information.

[Greg]

Just letting you know that I'm aware of the broken forum attachment plugin. You can see the "add files" button but it won't work. I'm looking for a fix.

[Greg]

I'm glad to report that I found a fix for the broken "Attachments" tab when writing a reply or new post. The table should now show up properly when a file is added.

As a bonus for your patience, you can now also add an attachment by simply dragging and dropping it in the text field.

[JohnTenn]

Thank you, Greg.

Thank you also for your patience.

John

[Firebird]

Well done, mate. I figured that there was a fix out there somewhere but sometimes finding it is harder than installing it.