that worked, thx!

Also, as far as uploading photos, is that a feature only available to registered members or only paying members (which I'm considering, just wondering if it will work once I've paid).

Jack,

All registered users can post their photos to the site.

We encourage you to join American Whitewater, not simply for the website, but mostly because of the advocacy that the organization engages in on behalf of whitewater recreation across the country. Rare is the ww boater who hasn't paddled a stream that owes its legal access and/or recreational water releases to the efforts of AW's staff and volunteers.

But non-members can post photos, too.

Okay, I was able to upload photos via the My Account -> Manage Photos -> Upload Photos route. What didn't work, was for a river with no photos, such as this one: Etowah 2

The "upload photos" link does not work properly. It pops up a form, but, at least when I tried it on the 7th, you fill out the form, click upload, and nothing happens. Only thing I see different, is that it doesn't ask for the watershed info (first screen on "Manage Photos" route), but I'd assume it would derive that info from the fact that I clicked upload photos on that particular watershed page...

Anyway, since I can upload photos (Etowah 4), and I want to keep my rivers open, I'm signing up as a paying member!

Hello Jack,

There is a new way of uploading photos in a group along with a trip report.
Go to the flow tab of the river page you want to add photos to, such as Etowah 2.
Click on the "New Report" button at the bottom of the page.
Fill out the date, level, as much description as you wish, a title, and any other info that makes sense to you.
Then upload as many photos as you want for that river. You still have to upload them one at a time, but much of the info is copied to each photo.
All of your photos from a particular trip are then grouped together by the report.

Both sections of the Etowah could use photos that give a sense of the river character. Photos of the access points and interesting landmarks are also helpful. If you do post photos, send a note to the stream team person so they can use a photo for the title page and for rapids descriptions.


If you write a description of the Etowah 2 section, you can post it as a comment, or send it to the stream team editor and ask that person to add it to the reach description.

Paul Martzen

Okay, don't mean to be a pest, but what am I missing? Tried to sign up for a regular one year membership with no additional donation, but with a subscription to Kayaker Session. It said I'd be charged $65, but then returned these errors (CC number, 3 digit code, and Captiva was all correct. membership level was auto-populated.):

Notice: Undefined index: membership in /home/site/app/code/wh2o/MembershipGadget.inc on line 2492

Notice: Undefined index: price in /home/site/app/code/wh2o/MembershipGadget.inc on line 2493


Puzzle must be solved.
You must enter a CC Number
You must enter the code found on the back (VISA & MC 3 digit in the signature line) or front (AMEX 4 digit above CC Number)
You must choose a membership level
You must enter a whole dollar amount with no cents.
Backbutton detected, did you really want to recommit this transaction?

Jack,

I don't know what's up with all that. I've forwarded your note to our web developer and our membership coordinator.