Finally My Own Website

Bob Moseley (RIP) · #1 23-06-10, 14:42

Hi all - after years of attempts I have finally launched my own website. It includes my much talked about Australian Bren Gun Carrier Register plus my other passion, the Australian Armoured Car. See me at

www.salesmanbob.com

Bob

Bob Moseley (RIP) · #2 23-06-10, 14:47

Jif - shall we link?

Bob

Of course, Bob! Nice work. I'll see to it when I have time, but for now I've stuck this thread for all of us.

hrpearce · #3 23-06-10, 20:55

Bob

cliff · #4 23-06-10, 22:26

excellent Bob when I get home again next week I'll add it to my favourites.

Ausmick · #5 23-06-10, 22:54

Highly recommended ...........I had to build my truck up around his instrument panel!

Richard Coutts-Smith · #6 24-06-10, 01:04

Well done Bob,
Must have been hard to choose the name......
Rich.

Bob Moseley (RIP) · #7 24-06-10, 02:26

Hi all - thanks for your comments. There is still a lot of work in the Carrier database. I have numerous images hyperlinked to the database but need to work out how to activate the website hyperlinks as the database is protected. Maybe I will just have to post all the images in another document.

Rich - the main reason it took so long to launch the site was coming up with a good web address (yea right!!)

Bob

zemsi · #8 24-06-10, 04:14

... perfect Bob, I love Phoenix

When I'll be back home I'll place a link in my website and blog.

Greetings
Chris (still recovering from coughing)

Snowy · #9 24-06-10, 06:10

Looks fine, but having a bare href="mailto:you@somewhere.net.au" reference in your 'About Us' page is a sure way to attract loads of spam from web harvesters. Ways of improving this are to put in a <nospam>, or replace @ and '.' with '<at>' and <dot>, or use one of the client-side javascript obfuscators freely available.

Steve.

cantankrs · #10 24-06-10, 11:55

Hi Steve,

Just trying to decide whether you're being polite, or should wash your mouth out - I guess the former...

Alex

Lynn Eades · #11 24-06-10, 23:11

In your Carrier Register, Can you put some notes to explain things to the uneducated, of us. eg the blue numbers.
What about including a brief history of the production, models etc.
Which one is the LP3? (maybe I just missed these things)

Bob Moseley (RIP) · #12 29-06-10, 14:33

Hi Lynn

Firstly the blue numbers were hyperlinks to images. They work on my computer but not on the website version as it is a protected document. I will eventually remove the blue colour.

Secondly, I have just uploaded numerous Carrier images, with many more to go.

Thirdly, I intend to have a Production page showing factory images. Of course if you had a copy of Mike Cecil's Australian Military Equipment Profiles Vol.2 Local Pattern Carriers 1935-1945, the whole story unfolds.

Steve, I am new to websites and once I decipher what you wrote I'll amend accordingly.

Bob

Rod Diery · #13 16-07-10, 18:01

Well done Bob. Looks good.

Cheers
Rod

Bob Moseley (RIP) · #14 22-02-13, 06:38

Hi all - I have finally re-visited my website and did some amendments including Euen's Carrier details. The only reason I have done this now is I forgot how to do it so I had to ring technical support.

Bob