• There were many reasons for the change of the site software, the biggest was security. The age of the old software also meant no server updates for certain programs. There are many benefits to the new software, one of the biggest is the mobile functionality. Ill fix up some stuff in the coming days, we'll also try to get some of the old addons back or the data imported back into the site like the garage. To create a thread or to reply with a post is basically the same as it was in the prior software. The default style of the site is light colored, but i temporarily added a darker colored style, to change you can find a link at the bottom of the site.

Okay so who am I going to see in Gatlinburg?

Hi Lamonster,
My wife and I will be in your neck of the woods. We decided to fly in from the UP. See you soon.
YRYDE and Linda
 
Current list.

Okay lets do it then. :2thumbs: I'll try and keep this post toward the bottom of the page so you can see who's going.

Sept. 25 Thursday around 6 pm. You can show up anytime during the day if you like.

I'll need a head count to figure out how many burgers and dogs to get. I'll keep a list here.

Here's a map to my place from somewhere in Gatlinburg to my house. This is backroads to my house. You can jump on 40 to 81 if you want to save a little time.
:clickpic:


If you get lost you can call my office or my cell.
Office 423-422-7883
Cell 423-552-0728

Everyone is invited, I just need to know how many to cook for. If you know other SpyderLovers including the SpyderTalk guys please let them know they are invited too. We will shoot for 6 pm

Current List :thumbup:

:spyder: cisaacs
:spyder: dltang
:spyder: bjt
:spyder: Director
:spyder: Noukone
:spyder: Gail
:spyder: one2doo- Tim
:spyder: Becky
:spyder: daddydarko- James
:doorag: Daniel
:doorag: Aaron
:doorag: Tim
:spyder: ArmyGurl in spirt:pray:
:spyder: spyder-dude
:spyder: Spyderman990
:spyder: Spyder1026
:spyder: Sam / hevnbound
:spyder: docdoru
:spyder: txtracool- Richard
:spyder: Shelia
:spyder: spyderwoman
:spyder: Jimmy
:spyder: Cindy
:spyder: kentompkins
:spyder: Phiiiip
:spyder: Matt- BRP
:spyder: BajaRon
:spyder: Patsy
:spyder: deanarm- Dean
:spyder: SeaBreeze- Mark
:spyder: Butch- Bikers2000 magazine
:spyder: Carrol- Bikers2000 magizine
:spyder: sabunim5
:spyder: sabunim5 wife
:spyder: TMehaffey- Tim
:spyder: Chris
:spyder: patches
:spyder: Chris
:spyder: Laz
:spyder: Rando
:spyder: Rando's Wife
:spyder: YRYDE
:spyder: Linda
:spyder: ken5517
:spyder: ken5517 :doorag:
 
Would love to have been there. Nancy and I have been lamenting the impossibility of going to Gatlinburg since Spring. She's a teacher, and there is no time off during the school year. I am in the middle of a major house remodeling project. Have a burger or dog for us. Maybe another time...
-Scotty
 
Made my choice.

To LaM and NMN. The offer to host the cook out setteled things for me. I am sorry that I cannot attend but I will be placing my order for the CalSi windscreen as soon as the coffers refill the first of the month (the supprise arrival of the RED SE-5 seriously depleted my fun money for this month)!

The though of riding in freezing weather with the full wind blast really bothers my old bones. The Pacific Coast really did spoil me for a full protection machine.

One note, I figured out that if I would install any sort of riser of pull-back I would require the mirror extensions to see around my body. I am lucky that I have rather long arms and am used to the position from years on the Nighthawk and Pacific Coast.

Wish I could be there but not at this time. We are starting to gather a good number of Spyders in this area and maybe by next spring I will have things with the new farm settled enough to try to put together some sort of gathering in Robertsdale.

Till then I will just ride as much as possible.:clap:
 
I won't say for sure yet but this cookout just might turn into a real BBQ too. A couple of members have offered to provide some Tri-Tip for the cookout but we won't know till Monday if they can get it here in time.

How many of you East Coast folks have ever had Tri-Tip? :yes:
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[nomedia="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0imYQ5hfI7g"]YouTube- Broadcast Yourself.[/nomedia]
 
How about to set-up multiple web-cams to feed directly into SpyderLovers site? I'll bring my laptop with a Verizon card. For sure other SpyderLovers will enjoy beeing with us in Lamonster Cookout LLC.
 
docdoru said:
How about to set-up multiple web-cams to feed directly into SpyderLovers site? I'll bring my laptop with a Verizon card. For sure other SpyderLovers will enjoy beeing with us in Lamonster Cookout LLC.
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I've always want to setup a webcam in my shop so you could watch me and the coons working but I have no idea how to do that. :dontknow:

My office is in the shop so I have cable here but like I say I'm clueless. :opps:
 
Embedding the web cam output : web cam HTML Listing 1 for FTP

The Live Cam is basically an image which is sent via FTP (file transfer protocol) to my web space every 2 seconds. The HTML required for the image sent by the WebCam32 application is as follows, and should be placed where you want the updated image to appear in your web page:

<applet codebase="http://www.robertwisbey.com/" code="JavaCam.class" width="320" height="240">
<br>
<param name="interval" value="2">
<br>
<param name="url" value=http://www.robertwisbey.com/webcam32.jpg>
<br>
</applet>
In the HTML listing above, the text in bold are values which you must change in order to match your WebCam32 settings and your web host settings. The URL, http://www.robertwisbey.com/ should be replaced with the URL of your web site's default location for the web page, image, and associated Java applets. The width and height values must match what you have set in the WebCam32 application. The interval value must match the frequency value you have set in the WebCam32 application. Finally the URL http://www.robertwisbey.com/webcam32.jpg should be replaced with the URL of the image which is sent to your web space.
You will also notice in the HTML that JavaCam.class is referenced. When you FTP your HTML up to your web space, you will also need to FTP the associated Java applets, JavaCam.class and JavaCam.java in the same location as your HTML.


Embedding the web cam output - web cam HTML Listing 2

The following is the HTML listing (listing 2) which you would place in your HTML where you want the image to appear.
<applet code="JavaCamPush.class" codebase="http://wisbey.dnsalias.com:8888/applet"
archive="JavaCamPush.jar" width="320" height="240">
<param name="URL" value="http://wisbey.dnsalias.com:8888">
<param name="cabbase" value="JavaCamPush.cab">
</applet>
In the HTML listing above, the text in bold are values which you must change in order to match your WebCam32 settings and your IP address or domain alias settings. The address and port number, wisbey.dnsalias.com:8888 should be replaced with the your IP address or domain name of your Internet connection, and the port number you specified in Webcam32. The width and height values must match what you have set in the WebCam32 application.
 
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I'm going to the Bike Blues & BBQ Rally in Fayetteville, Arkansas, so I will miss your rally. Will there be another one next year? If so, do you have a date set? Would love to come.
 
docdoru said:
Embedding the web cam output : web cam HTML Listing 1 for FTP

The Live Cam is basically an image which is sent via FTP (file transfer protocol) to my web space every 2 seconds. The HTML required for the image sent by the WebCam32 application is as follows, and should be placed where you want the updated image to appear in your web page:

<applet codebase="http://www.robertwisbey.com/" code="JavaCam.class" width="320" height="240">
<br>
<param name="interval" value="2">
<br>
<param name="url" value=http://www.robertwisbey.com/webcam32.jpg>
<br>
</applet>
In the HTML listing above, the text in bold are values which you must change in order to match your WebCam32 settings and your web host settings. The URL, http://www.robertwisbey.com/ should be replaced with the URL of your web site's default location for the web page, image, and associated Java applets. The width and height values must match what you have set in the WebCam32 application. The interval value must match the frequency value you have set in the WebCam32 application. Finally the URL http://www.robertwisbey.com/webcam32.jpg should be replaced with the URL of the image which is sent to your web space.
You will also notice in the HTML that JavaCam.class is referenced. When you FTP your HTML up to your web space, you will also need to FTP the associated Java applets, JavaCam.class and JavaCam.java in the same location as your HTML.


Embedding the web cam output - web cam HTML Listing 2

The following is the HTML listing (listing 2) which you would place in your HTML where you want the image to appear.
<applet code="JavaCamPush.class" codebase="http://wisbey.dnsalias.com:8888/applet"
archive="JavaCamPush.jar" width="320" height="240">
<param name="URL" value="http://wisbey.dnsalias.com:8888">
<param name="cabbase" value="JavaCamPush.cab">
</applet>
In the HTML listing above, the text in bold are values which you must change in order to match your WebCam32 settings and your IP address or domain alias settings. The address and port number, wisbey.dnsalias.com:8888 should be replaced with the your IP address or domain name of your Internet connection, and the port number you specified in Webcam32. The width and height values must match what you have set in the WebCam32 application.
Click to expand...

This is a pretty good way to do it but there are free applications out there that let you set all this up and have a gui to change the options. I have several around my house all manned by a server that is running the software. It is streaming instead of FTP for that live action stuff. Mostly, just to watch my dog dig in my back yard..I swear she knows I am watching when she does it.
Lamonster, if you got the hardware, I have not problems helping you get this setup while I am out there. I will bring my cam and show you how easy it is.
 
Well guys it's a go. :clap:Spydroe (Pat) has sent me 10 Tri-Tips for the Cookout/BBQ and they should be here on Tuesday. This was a very generous gift as this will cost him well over $200 bucks to get it here. I would like to personally thank him and if none of you guys show up on Thursday that's okay.:D:joke:

Thanks again Bro. You and Magic Man have made this a very special event with your generosity.

:yes::2excited:
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patches said:
This is a pretty good way to do it but there are free applications out there that let you set all this up and have a gui to change the options. I have several around my house all manned by a server that is running the software. It is streaming instead of FTP for that live action stuff. Mostly, just to watch my dog dig in my back yard..I swear she knows I am watching when she does it.
Lamonster, if you got the hardware, I have not problems helping you get this setup while I am out there. I will bring my cam and show you how easy it is.
Click to expand...

I don't have a webcam but if you point me in the right direction I'll go get it. We have a Staples here that has those I think. I like the idea of no code, I've been fighting code all week. :sour:
 
I have ever heard of Tri Tip before but it sure looks good. Can't wait on the good food, good company and good times. :yes::2excited:
 
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