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Mark Thomas
12th Feb 2005, 04:25 pm
Maybe it's me........ but from www.cadtutor.net, selecting from the menu, Community --> CADtutor forum --> Enter forum or Fourm login, I get a 404.

a1harps
12th Feb 2005, 07:52 pm
No, not just you. Its been that way for quite a while.
Once I got here I just added this to fovorite places and enter the forum that way.
-Frank

hyposmurf
13th Feb 2005, 12:20 am
http://www.cadtutor.net brings me to the main page.If you do run through Community --> CADtutor forum --> Enter forum it brings me to http://cadtutorforum.net/forum/index.php which asks me to update my bookmark and dsiplays a link to the forum.It would however be better if it brought you directly to the forum.This doenst happen if you go from http://www.cadtutor.net and hit the forum button,this way brings you straight to forum.

Just checked it in Firefox and I get that error 404 youre talking about Mark.The link to the forum is displayed,but once again itd be better if it brought you straight there.

CADTutor
14th Feb 2005, 10:52 pm
Agh, caught red-handed! I have to admit that I haven't updated the menus since moving the forum. The reason it hasn't been done is that I'm currently working on the next version of the CADTutor site and so I stopped making revisions to the current one. I'm sure you can live with it for a while :wink:

hyposmurf
14th Feb 2005, 11:26 pm
New version oooohhh I cant wait :) .Im really curious now.

fuccaro
15th Feb 2005, 07:04 am
Newer version? So this is the older one?
Probable you understand the people at Autodesk: "How about a new relase? Let's do it again!" :)
Joke aside: I am sure it will be a good one. Can't wait to see it!

CADTutor
15th Feb 2005, 11:19 am
I am not intending to change this forum. This *is* the new version of the forum. The only thing that will change here is that there will be a global navigation bar that will better integrate it with the rest of the site. The rest of the CADTutor site will change. I am moving to PHP for all pages. This means I can implement lots of new and useful stuff. There will also be some new sections/areas of the site and the tutorials section will be substantially rearanged and (in time) completely updated.

Obviously there is a lot of work involved so don't expect anything next week :wink: but I am determined to make changes and probably phase them over the next 6 months.

The current site is now 3.5 years old and is showing its age. It's well overdue for an upgrade.

fuccaro
15th Feb 2005, 11:29 am
Yes, you invested a lot of work in this. After write the code for new functions you could sale back the resulted software to the producer :D