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Written by Brisbane Fishing Online
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Friday, 02 July 2010 23:19 |
The Brisbane Fishing Online site has undergone a significant upgrade to improve the Community section of the site. There have been many bugfixes in the code but more importantly many new features added to help improve the user's experience on the site. One of the big new features is a wholly integrated event system that allows members to easily add events and invite other users. We see this as a great feature to even further promote the community spirit of socials and will make it easy for members to organise fishing trips and events. Other new features that our members will find are:
Profile
# Default website field now uses url type.
# Character limit for status updates now set to 400.
# User can now set their photos as the profile picture when browsing through their own photos.
# When viewing videos, user can now set the video as their profile video provided that they are the owner of the video.
Friends
# Friends listing has the ability to filter by characters.
# Users can now search for members with avatar only.
# New alphabetical navigation option in people browser.
Media
# Photos can now be dragged and dropped directly from the album view.
# Photos in the activity stream summary will now link to the photo correctly.
# Added enhanced content preview for new photo uploads in activity stream.
# Photos can now be deleted from within the album view.
Groups
# Group admin can now edit discussions.
# Added a group invitation page where users can list all the group invites and respond accordingly.
# Group admin and post owner can now edit discussion posts and wall posts.
# Group page now display list of admins on a separate section to differentiate between members and group admins
# When a discussion is replied, the creator and repliers of the discussion will now be notified via email
# Group member will be notified once they have been approved.
# Group administrator can configure to allow or disallow wall post notifications in a group.
# Display a proper message when a non group member views a discussion and can't see the wall form.
# Site administrators are notified when a new group is created and group moderations are enabled.
# Send email notifications to group owner once the group is published.
Events
# New Event system integrated into community section that allows users to create events easily and invite users
# Wall in events can now be commented.
# Added new default avatar for events.
# Event and site administrator can now send email to all event participants.
Applications
# Redesigned My Applications page that supports drag and drop functionality. Users can now drag and drop applications into their desired positions.
# Once an application is added, it will no longer show the popup but instead show that the application is added.
# Application box state is now remembered if it was minimized or shown.
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Last Updated on Friday, 02 July 2010 23:29 |
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Written by Brisbane Fishing Online
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Saturday, 22 November 2008 10:45 |
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As you may be aware the Brisbane Fishing Online site has recently been offline whilst we were to move our site to a new server. The reason was because our site was producing database queries that were putting too much load on our shared webhosting server environment and so our webhosts temporarily turned our site offline. We quickly responded and got the site ready to upgrade our site to our own server to eliminate these problems, however knowing our luck, the hosts have had trouble moving our site to this new server and that is why our site has been offline this last while.
The issue is unfortunately still not resolved
The hosts are contacting the server software company as there is an issue with the software (one of the largest server softwares used in the world as there seems to be a bug) that wont let them restore the site on the new server. The hosts (one of the best in Australia) are trying to figure out the problem and when they do will let us know to try once again to move our site to the new server. This new server will have dedicated ram, more diskspace and let us set the server up to how we want, however it is double the cost of our previous hosting.
We are very sorry for the inconvenience this has caused everyone, and for us it could not have happened at a worse time as we are trying to get our BRC registrations underway. We have been up without much sleep the last few days to try and sort this but there is just not much we can do. Everyone is doing their best to resolve this issue and get our site to its new home :)
Cheers,
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Last Updated on Saturday, 22 November 2008 11:01 |
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Written by Brisbane Fishing Online
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Tuesday, 18 November 2008 19:23 |
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As our site continues to grow we are faced with the challenge of keeping up to speed with our hosting needs. However, due to the amount of activity on the site recently we managed to put a significant amount of cpu load on the server and so our webhosting account was temporarily suspended.
We are now looking to upgrade our webhosting to not have these issues again.
Hopefully this should all happen without any disruption to the site in the next few days, so until then we have tried to limit the load so the games section is offline and possibly may make some other sections as well. Sorry for the inconvenience and thanks for your understanding. |
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Written by Brisbane Fishing Online
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Tuesday, 11 November 2008 02:54 |
The Brisbane Fishing Online site has had an issue with the database and unfortunately has had to restore a database from approximately 2 days ago. This means that any information that was written to the database in that time has been lost (this includes forum posts, new members etc).
We are very sorry for this occurrence and have found the reason why this occurred and will make sure the same problem won't happen again. You may want to go through and see which posts are missing from the forum and if they were important we kindly ask you to repost them. Any new users that cannot sign in, means that you will have to reregister.
Once again we are sorry for the inconvenience. |
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Last Updated on Tuesday, 11 November 2008 02:58 |
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Written by Brisbane Fishing Online
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Wednesday, 22 October 2008 12:14 |
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Well after some very long sleepless nights we have now successfully (touch wood) upgraded our site. The new framework has better performance, security and ability to integrate new features. So, even though the site is slightly different in layout, the backend of the site has been totally recreated (including databases and all files - hence the reason for the downtime).
There is still a fair bit of tweaking and bug fixing to do, but we will work through these over the next week or so. If you do find something that isn't working how it should be, or not in the right place etc please let us know in the forum in the Website Relaunched category.
Thanks
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Last Updated on Wednesday, 11 February 2009 02:36 |
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Written by Web master
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Sunday, 06 January 2008 20:43 |
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Hi Everyone,
Thankyou for your interest in the Brisbane Fishing Online site and we are sorry for the issues you have experienced with registration. It has come to our attention that there has been some issues with the registration process on our return from our time away. These issues have now been resolved and registration is now working correctly.Â
So for everyone that has tried to register in the last two weeks or so, if you let us know your username I can manually activate your account or you can simply register again. If you still have problems, don’t hesitate to let us know so we can correct the issues. Again, we are sorry for the inconvenience this has caused and hope you enjoy your time on the site.
Regards,
John
Brisbane Fishing Online
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Written by Brisbane Fishing Online
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Friday, 20 July 2007 03:00 |
Firstly, to all who received the numerous emails sent after midnight last night to 7am this morning we are deeply sorry and apologise sincerely.
It turns out last night, there was glitch with some of the code that makes up the Brisbane Fishing Online site and resulted in numerous emails being sent to people to re-visit the Brisbane Fishing Online site. This was not done intentionally and feel deeply embarrassed that this occurred.
Again, we would like to confirm that we value dearly all our members and don't want to disrupt your daily lives, and as such try to keep emails sent to an absolute minimum.
To all those that were affected please accept our apology
Regards,
Angus and John
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Last Updated on Wednesday, 11 February 2009 02:36 |
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Written by Brisbane Fishing Online
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Tuesday, 17 April 2007 19:00 |
 The Fish of the Month competition has been running now for a couple of months and the lucky members Cowfish13 and Mackmauler have come away with some terrific prizes for targeting the selected BFO's Fish of the Month. It is simple to enter and simple to win, you just need to get out there and enjoy our wonderful waterways and catch the fish.
Mackmauler won February's Fish of the Month with a great 6foot 40kg Black Marlin caught off Cape Moreton. He picked up this great Cara Trolling Rod - 1.82m , 30-50lb
The prize for catching the best Mackerel in March was taken out by BFO member Cowfish13. He caught a nice 53cm Queensland School Mackerel just off the southern side of St Helena Island in early March. Cowfish13 won this awesome Daiwa Seahunter Rod - 6 foot, 10kg
For you to be in the running to win the upcoming great prizes check out how to enter the Fish of the Month competition below.
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Feb
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Billfish (All)
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Cara Trolling Rod - 1.82m , 30-50lb |
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March
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Mackerel (All) |
Daiwa Seahunter Rod - 6 foot, 10kg |
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April
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Tuna (All)
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Daiwa Sealine 50 HSD Super Drag |
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May
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Wahoo
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TBC |
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June
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Bass |
TBC |
How it is run is that each month there will be a certain type of fish nominated and the winner is the person to catch the largest fish of that species. You will see the species we have selected for each month on the site and the winners for each month.
To be eligible for the prize, you will need photographic proof taken on the day of the catch showing the whole fish (preferably next to something to gauge scale i a ruler or your hand), as well as a photo of the angler with the fish. You will be able to capture all of this in one photo generally but with some of the larger species you may need to take a couple, one showing the whole fish and one showing the angler with the fish, although in this shot the fish does not have to be shown in full (ie for large fish that are not taken out of the water)
To be eligible for the prize, each entry must be submitted in the correct format with all required information provided (An example is outlined in the forum). Please submit ONLY entries in the forum category marked entries and use the other forum category to chat about the entries.
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Last Updated on Tuesday, 13 October 2009 07:38 |
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Written by Web master
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Saturday, 31 March 2007 19:00 |
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Congratulations everyone for your contributions and effort to make this site the premier fishing site in South-East Queensland.
Just a quick update as well on the BFO forum. There has recently been a quick clean up (and will be ongoing for a little while longer) of the forum by moving posts into better suited categories, so if you cant find a post look in a more suited category or do a search to find it.
Also, please keep in mind when posting try to find the best-suited category for your topic before posting.
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Last Updated on Saturday, 07 April 2007 05:01 |
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