I am having trouble with "Wildiaries" (very strange spelling).
If I 'Google' "wildiaries" (it took me a while to realise there is only one 'd') the first choice I
am presented with is a site with the URL
wildiaries.com/.
If I 'click' on the link to that site I reach a page titled "wildiaries
wildiaries" (I do so hate
the lack of capitalisation that is rife these days!).
What I see is one of the strangest web-pages I have ever seen.
There appears to be some 'links' at the top of the page but when I 'click' on
one, e.g.,
"birds"...........nothing happens. Except there is a message at the bottom left
of my screen saying
"! error on page".
Obviously I am doing something wrong............but what?
Do I have to 'subscribe' to the site to be able to access the wonders being
touted or am I
using the wrong web-browser?
I use Internet Explorer 7.
However, if, for example, I click on the link provided to Chris Sanderson's Southport pelagic report
(in a recent posting to BirdingAus) I go to a page obviously on the same web-site as the one
mentioned above but containing the report and several medium quality photos.
The photos look like they are in a sort of gallery but it is not possible to simply view the photos
in sequence as is the case in most on-line galleries I have encountered before. One has to return to
the 'front page' after viewing each photo to select the next photo to be viewed. This can be a very
time consuming and frustrating process......enough so that I don't think I have ever stayed around
long enough to view a complete set of photos on any of the similar Wildiaries reports I have so far
tried to view.
Once again, I may be doing something wrong............but what?
In its current iteration I don't think I would be interested in posting any trip reports on
Wildiaries, sorry.
Cheers
Bob Inglis
Sandstone Point
Qld
Australia
http://users.tpg.com.au/inglisrc/
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