flyKSU
ScanFlyer Gold
Var noe uvant...
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Hei
Vi i Foreningen Flyprat ønsker takke de av dere som har valgt å være medlem av foreningen gjennom det siste året, og dermed støttet driften av Flyprats forum og Airpics med 150kr.
Vi håper å kunne ha deg videre med til neste år og at du fortsatt vil være medlem nå som nytt medlemsår begynte 1. oktober 2025
Merk at etter årsmøtevedtaket er medlemsavgiften fra og med i år 150krBetalingen kan enten gjøres via Vipps: 150kr til #18641 eller via Letsreg på linken under:
https://www.letsreg.com/no/event/medlemskontingent_2026_01102025
(Husk og oppgi brukernavn så betalingen kan linkes til brukeres)
De av dere som alt har betalt i oktober er selvsagt registrert i det nye medlemsåret
Med vennlig hilsen - Styret i Foreningen Flyprat
Hva har skjedd med A-net?
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HansJ
ScanFlyer Silver
Jisses...jag trodde inte det kunde bli mycket värre och mer 90-talsaktigt än det redan var men man har lyckats. Sökfunktionen är ännu mer gömd nu än tidigare och lika diffus, man kan inte söka separat på varianterna i Douglas-familjen vilket gör det till ett hästjobb att få fram bilder på t ex DC-9-51 från Swissair eller MD-87 från Iberia.
. Jeg gir de fra 1 uke til 1 måned før jeg tror det gamle designet er tilbake. Dette designet er værre enn overfylte facebook-profiler!
Tilbakemeldingene i tråden på A.net der det nye designet ble annonsert er ikke akkurat overveldende positive...
Northrider
FlyKirurg
Jeg kan nå iallefall bare søke på "MD-87" eller "MD-87 Iberia" så får jeg fortsatt det spesifike resulatet jeg søkte på, akkurat som før.
flyKSU
ScanFlyer Gold
Skjønner jeg godt. Legg spesielt merke til hvordan den grønne bakgrunnsfargen står seg med resten av siden :drunk:
HansJ
ScanFlyer Silver
Via keyword kan man söka så, ja, men inte genom dropdown-menyn. Detsamma gäller A300 och A310, det går inte att bara söka A300B eller A310-200 t ex. I Airbus' fall är det ännu svårare att söka via keyword, eftersom man måste veta exakt version (t ex A300B2-320) för att få några vettiga resultat. Söker man på keyword får man dessutom även upp alla bilder som har "MD-87" eller "Iberia" i bildtexten, om man tar det exemplet.
Og dette staar aa lese i deres stolte annonsering:
Hi everyone,
The Demand Media team are proud to present the new homepage which will be launched today. The new homepage will be live by end of day so please be patient as it will go live as soon as we have all teams sign off and the technical side is complete. The crew was heavily involved in the design and functionality of the homepage plus a mock up of the homepage was provided to the community with certain user recommendations implemented in the new design.
Listed below are some changes and functionality that you should be aware of:
- The top left module is the “top of last 24 hours” photos and updated every hour (same as before)
- The “photographer’s choice” and “top rated photos” are now in module form and function the same as before
- We added an “editor’s choice” module which will allow editors to highlight any photos that they find particularly good (this will tend to be rare or historic photos)
- The top navigation was changed to flow better and cut out any duplication so please look through it thoroughly and we welcome any recommendations
- Brand New – We added a featured photographer module to highlight the many talented photographers on the site. One of our future projects is to upgrade the user (photographer’s) profiles and this is one way to start highlighting the talent and bring more exposure to the photogs.
You will see that certain text elements were eliminated. This was decided upon to clean up the overall look of the homepage and eliminate anything that was not being used. Our goal was to highlight the best parts of the site, increase the screen size (which was outdated) to create more room for a.net content, and clean up any textual clutter that was distracting from the highlighted parts of the site.
We strove to keep as much as the Airliners.net look and feel as possible but still upgrade the functionality and aesthetics of the homepage. We look forward to any positive feedback and will do a second launch within the week) to change any necessary elements if needed. Please hold all questions until the site is launched so no duplicate questions are asked. We really look forward to bringing this to the community and hope we can make this a success for everyone, and nothing is set in stone, we want all upgrades to be a group effort and your constructive feedback is welcome.
The crew and I will be available to answer any questions. I will be unavailable during the actual launch as I'll be focused on testing but I'll be back on the forums within a few hours.
Thank you,
Monique
... og det er allerede startet en kampanje for aa faa tilbake det gamle designet. Hvor lenge til den traaden blir slettet..???
http://www.airliners.net/aviation-forums/site_related/read.main/75237/
Hi everyone,
The Demand Media team are proud to present the new homepage which will be launched today. The new homepage will be live by end of day so please be patient as it will go live as soon as we have all teams sign off and the technical side is complete. The crew was heavily involved in the design and functionality of the homepage plus a mock up of the homepage was provided to the community with certain user recommendations implemented in the new design.
Listed below are some changes and functionality that you should be aware of:
- The top left module is the “top of last 24 hours” photos and updated every hour (same as before)
- The “photographer’s choice” and “top rated photos” are now in module form and function the same as before
- We added an “editor’s choice” module which will allow editors to highlight any photos that they find particularly good (this will tend to be rare or historic photos)
- The top navigation was changed to flow better and cut out any duplication so please look through it thoroughly and we welcome any recommendations
- Brand New – We added a featured photographer module to highlight the many talented photographers on the site. One of our future projects is to upgrade the user (photographer’s) profiles and this is one way to start highlighting the talent and bring more exposure to the photogs.
You will see that certain text elements were eliminated. This was decided upon to clean up the overall look of the homepage and eliminate anything that was not being used. Our goal was to highlight the best parts of the site, increase the screen size (which was outdated) to create more room for a.net content, and clean up any textual clutter that was distracting from the highlighted parts of the site.
We strove to keep as much as the Airliners.net look and feel as possible but still upgrade the functionality and aesthetics of the homepage. We look forward to any positive feedback and will do a second launch within the week) to change any necessary elements if needed. Please hold all questions until the site is launched so no duplicate questions are asked. We really look forward to bringing this to the community and hope we can make this a success for everyone, and nothing is set in stone, we want all upgrades to be a group effort and your constructive feedback is welcome.
The crew and I will be available to answer any questions. I will be unavailable during the actual launch as I'll be focused on testing but I'll be back on the forums within a few hours.
Thank you,
Monique
... og det er allerede startet en kampanje for aa faa tilbake det gamle designet. Hvor lenge til den traaden blir slettet..???
http://www.airliners.net/aviation-forums/site_related/read.main/75237/
HansJ
ScanFlyer Silver
Diskussionen börjar komma igång på Airwhiners.net... 
Arnt Helge
ScanFlyer Blue
Dette må være starten på slutten på Airliners.net! Grusomt med tanke på hva det en gang var!
Saa skal vi se hvor lang tid foer denne forsvinner:
http://www.airliners.net/aviation-forums/site_related/read.main/75281/
Klokken er 19:08 EST.
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http://www.airliners.net/aviation-forums/site_related/read.main/75281/
Klokken er 19:08 EST.
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