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the shizzle => get involved: access, environment, BMC => Topic started by: duncan on April 03, 2018, 08:17:05 pm
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Details here (https://www.thebmc.co.uk/bmc-new-rad-access-app). At first glance it seems much improved.
A related point not directly concerning the app: the link to the pdf with full details of Cheddar south restrictions doesn't work via the app or direct from the BMC website. In both cases I was prompted to sign-in to the website but still couldn't access the page.
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Thanks posting this up duncan.
Everyone get downloading. :whip:
I've noticed that the general and description fields from the website version are missing so put in a request with the IT team upstairs to include this.
Any other feedback appreciated - especially if wrapped up in a compliment sandwich ;D
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It looks good and simple to use. I like the idea of having more than just access info to encourage people to use the app. If they think "how do I get to Whitehouses? I know, I'll navigate to it using the RAD app" but then discover it's banned, then that seems like a win.
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Is this new since I downloaded on Sat eve?
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Is this new since I downloaded on Sat eve?
Last updated 3rd April so may well be new since you downloaded on Saturday.
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The icon for the new app is the red and white BMC mountain logo silhouette with 'RAD' bottom right.
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Really great job from all involved. Thanks.
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Thanks posting this up duncan.
Everyone get downloading. :whip:
I've noticed that the general and description fields from the website version are missing so put in a request with the IT team upstairs to include this.
Any other feedback appreciated - especially if wrapped up in a compliment sandwich ;D
A real improvement, thanks to all who helped with the development.
Few snags I've noticed; comments don't seem to be uploading to the various crags (I sent a few testers) and the weather doesn't seem to be syncing correctly, although it was yesterday.
In terms of actual operation though, its great!
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def much better.
+1 to duncans point about the cheddar calendar though