I've been checking on the Reader's Rides section for the last week and it looks like our development team finally has it working. You'll notice the link at the top of the community page to Reader's Rides (and there are links elsewhere to add your ride on the site as well)...

I've quickly added my '66 today (I'll post more pics when I get back from PRI). So go ahead and upload some pictures and information about your ride so we can see 'em and comment/vote on them!

Mark  

Cool - done.  Have patience.  Took two tries to upload one photo, photo area didn't display uploaded pics until the thrd one was done, then it didn't show all.  One caption was doubled and placed on two different pics.  Some of that could be because the forum software responds like it's full of 90 weight.  

That happened to me too. I didn't see my first image posted until AFTER I clicked submit for the second one. Still some teething problems around here unfortunately...

Mark  

Mark,

My son and I's 68 ride is at the alignment shop - would try to post soon as well.  

Mike  

Cool Matt! Let me know if you have any issues posting/uploading your images. They tell me the Firefox browser is "more compatible" and I keep arguing that IE is the dominant browser our digital group should be optiming for. They're aware of the image upload glitch and are working on it.

Mark  

I uploaded some pics of the 70 - same thing.  First pic didn't show up, 2nd and 3rd did.  When complete, all the pics were there.

I use Firefox exclusively unless forced to use IE.  So, it's not a Firefox vs IE issue.  It's a software issue on the site.

I'm a network/systems manager and I only use IE on equipment that is built specifically to require IE.  It has too many security holes and problems and I do high security work.  I think most IT people will be using Firefox and not IE.  

Having said that - I run the local drag strip web site (http://abilenedragstrip.com - shameless plug) and we get 6000~10000 hits per month.  My stats show only 10% of the browsers hitting the site use Mozilla or something other than IE.  71% are on IE6.  Take those stats back to your IT people.