I feel a bit rude that my first post is immediately a suggestion to the VA: I am a member for less than 24 hours, and I already have a suggestion! But I'll do it anyway
I come from another VA, and in that VA we had in our logbook a map of all our flights, just a map from great circle mapper. I don't know how to implement that, since I don't have any experiences in making websites, but I thought it was a nice feature, seeing where I had been and where I still want to go to. Maybe someone who has some web-programming experience can implement that?

Let me consider you as the most creative pilot so far. It is a brilliant suggestion and I had been thinking about it for a while now already. However, being a very beginner level programmer myself, I don't know how to make the work but yes, in future, we sure would love to have such a feature on our logbooks.

What is the coding for the map whenever you click a flight? I think it is an easy adjustment to make this feature: if you have a single flight in the great circle mapper (in this case IAH-MSY), it looks like this:
http://gc.kls2.com/cgi-bin/gc?PATH=IAH- ... MAP-STYLE=
If you then do two flights, it gets like this (in this case IAH-MSY and MSY-ATL)
http://gc.kls2.com/cgi-bin/gc?PATH=IAH- ... MAP-STYLE=

It is exactly the same code except that for a second flight "%0D%0A" is added in the bar.

Thanks for that. Are you good with PHP? I do need some more help with it.