I'm all for feedback an opinions, but is it really too much to ask for a little context rather than rambling bitching? I do put a lot work into maintaining this site, the least you could do show some respect and elaborate fully what you mean so changes can be made or improved. Ironically, you claim the site is a diaster area, while you are posting feedback about the site in a Packers thread. What's wrong with this picture? =d>

I'll lay out my confusion as easily as I can.

Can you explain how the site is a "complete disaster area"?
What do you mean "traditional link"?
What do you mean by "limited access"?

I think I'm pretty flexible in making improvements that the masses like, but I can't do a damn thing when people just spew complaints without any meaning.

I look forward to your response, and I mean this because it'll provide opportunity to improve the site. Which is something aimed for since the first day it landed on the interGoogle.

Originally Posted by: Zero2Cool 

I click on the same shortcut I have done so for years an I get "URL not found".



Server Error in '/' Application.

Originally Posted by: dfosterf 

I understand your frustration on having to update the Favorites link.

From October 2006 to May 2011, the Favorites link could have been PackersHome.com/index.php
From May 2011 to July 2012, the Favorites link could have been PackersHome.com/Home.aspx
From July 2012 to current, the Favoritse link could be PackersHome.com/Default.aspx

Long story short, it's best to use PackersHome.com as your link and no matter how the site is changed, that link will ALWAYS work.


Can you please answer the questions regarding the site being a disaster area and the limited access? I assume this explanation answered the comment about "traditional link".


As for 'high tech', DotNetNuke was the core of the site (like DragonFly CMS was pre-May 2011) and has since been removed about a month ago. Thus, by all appearances and feedback provided, the site has significantly grown faster when I switched the site over to a pure ASP.NET site and removed DNN all together.


Edit, when I get back to Wisconsin, I'll create a redirect page for /Home.aspx to the main site.

Originally Posted by: Zero2Cool 

Get yer ass back to Wisconsin, stop talkin' all that tekkie -whiny b.s., leave me alone and fix the shit you fucked up by playin' with it - Site's faster 'cause no one can find the bitch, but I'm editorializin' . . Other than that, I'm good.

Leave me alone. I'm grouchy.

Originally Posted by: dfosterf 

Oh, and by the way, Preparation H now makes these nice little wipes. Amazing how a grouchiness bout can go away when you don't have to choose between sticking something up your butt and going nutso because of the itch/etc.

Just a thought. [grin1]

Playing with the dog helps, too. (Btw...hows your new one doing? Mine still refuses to bark more than one or two times a day.)

Originally Posted by: wade 

Get yer ass back to Wisconsin, stop talkin' all that tekkie -whiny b.s., leave me alone and fix the shit you fucked up by playin' with it - Site's faster 'cause no one can find the bitch, but I'm editorializin' . . Other than that, I'm good.

Leave me alone. I'm grouchy. I thought you were throwing a temper tantrum or packin' it in. I thought that for a week. It could be me.

Originally Posted by: dfosterf 

I'm not whining, simply trying to explain the change as I see it has brought you frustration. I believe I have fixed the link issue you mentioned.

I only mentioned the stuff about DotNetNuke because in actuality, PackersHome has become less "high tech" with the removal of DotNetNuke and relies more on "my expertise" as a web developer for new features.



Again, you claim something, but don't explain it. How does this help anyone? I am asking for context so I know what to fix.

Please provide some insight on the complaints outlined below.
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Wow....i'm STILL trying to figure out what this thread is about.

Originally Posted by: cheesey