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Posted by Rincewind on 09/08/05 12:21
On 8 Sep 2005 01:01:50 -0700, easygoin wrote:
>I have to work "around" is JShop shopping cart
>so many aspects, shall we say of the cart I cannot change and are
>within the systems code (Gareth the main developer states they are
>attempting to get it into some form of compliance etc) so I am limited
>as to what I can achieve
I don't know how much money is made through this site, but as a user I
wouldn't be buying from it when I get an "Operation Aborted" error message
when trying to load the page, so I would say that it was fairly critical
that the page was made usable by the majority, "Attempting compliance"
really isn't good enough.
>the drop down :( asked by cleint to have that
>I am afraid and I am no script monkey, again because it pulls from the
>DB all the sections dynamically I had some script kiddie from Tigra
>Menu integrate it with the backend DB
Same comments as above it really isn't good enough for a commercial site.
As I usually use FireFox I would look at this site *sigh* at the fact it
doesn't work, then wipe the dust of off IE, fire it up and come across the
"Operation Aborted" error message, how much further do you think I would go
as a consumer to buy the product?
> Also - could you help me with the css - i don't know where or what I
> have done wrong here to get the constructive comment - your css is no
> better - please shed light if you can, are there any IE fixes that need
> inclusion, or is it that I am not combining some elements ?
Well it was constructive, in that it got you thinking about it. :-)
Nothing specific just that when I ran it through the CSS validator it
failed, albeit nowhere near as badly as the HTML. Only 4 errors!
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