Works ok on my computer here at work. It works in my browser too (firefox 1.0 - W2K). ;') I can even read the pages in lynx, but my lynx doesn't have ssl support so I couldn't buy from there. There is a bit of alignment problem with the underline bar that should go under the column header rather than through it. Other than that it looked ok. Not sure I'd want to go through this catalog on a dial up connection.
-----Original Message----- From: Jason Clinton
On Friday 28 January 2005 09:48 pm, Don Erickson wrote:
Just thought that I'd let you know that it doesn't work on my computer. The columns and content all overlap each other making the site unreadable.
On Mon, 31 Jan 2005, Brian Densmore wrote:
Works ok on my computer here at work. It works in my browser too (firefox 1.0 - W2K). ;') I can even read the pages in lynx, but my lynx doesn't have ssl support so I couldn't buy from there.
Right, but do you want to send your credit card number unencrypted? It would certainly not be difficult to support unencrypted transactions, but this was a conscious decision.
There is a bit of alignment problem with the underline bar that should go under the column header rather than through it.
Yes, and it is under the column header in the PDF. This is only a problem on certain pages at certain resolutions, but I need to fix this. Perfect it isn't.
Other than that it looked ok. Not sure I'd want to go through this catalog on a dial up connection.
Well, that's one of my major "features" of this conversion process. Total bandwidth per page is ~50-95Kbytes. Try it with dial-up - it's pretty damned quick, comparatively speaking. These are the ips of orders through level3 (netzero, juno) this month -
This order originated from dialup-4.131.146.155.dial1.losangeles1.level3.net, 4.131.146.155, Orderid WEB200527. This order originated from dialup-4.232.51.254.dial1.losangeles1.level3.net, 4.232.51.254, Orderid WEB200541. This order originated from dialup-4.152.18.129.dial1.atlanta1.level3.net, 4.152.18.129, Orderid WEB200583. This order originated from dialup-4.156.102.246.dial1.boston1.level3.net, 4.156.102.246, Orderid WEB2005136. This order originated from dialup-4.164.255.191.dial1.denver1.level3.net, 4.164.255.191, Orderid WEB2005157. This order originated from dialup-4.249.225.156.dial1.washington2.level3.net, 4.249.225.156, Orderid WEB2005159. This order originated from dialup-4.242.138.220.dial1.seattle1.level3.net, 4.242.138.220, Orderid WEB2005270. This order originated from dialup-4.130.150.99.dial1.losangeles1.level3.net, 4.130.150.99, Orderid WEB2005314. This order originated from dialup-4.142.135.93.dial1.chicago1.level3.net, 4.142.135.93, Orderid WEB2005324. This order originated from dialup-4.229.87.213.dial1.detroit1.level3.net, 4.229.87.213, Orderid WEB2005374. This order originated from dialup-4.229.102.156.dial1.detroit1.level3.net, 4.229.102.156, Orderid WEB2005375. This order originated from dialup-4.242.138.213.dial1.seattle1.level3.net, 4.242.138.213, Orderid WEB2005379. This order originated from dialup-4.139.81.202.dial1.baltimore1.level3.net, 4.139.81.202, Orderid WEB2005416. This order originated from dialup-4.152.246.123.dial1.atlanta1.level3.net, 4.152.246.123, Orderid WEB2005452. This order originated from dialup-4.168.207.68.dial1.losangeles1.level3.net, 4.168.207.68, Orderid WEB2005459.
If anybody knows of a slower dialup connection than level3.net, I'll search on that one.
Regards,
-Don
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Brian Densmore -
Don Erickson