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IE 6.0 Appears to Break Rendering of Release
IE 6.0 issue on my release. Can't scroll down past the news facts. Customer not happy. Can we have you take a look and tweak the exceptions in your style sheet. You can contact me directly at derick@orangecaster.com. Client not happy right now and it is a big name client.
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Inappropriate?Derick -
I'm investigating this issue right now... will be back with you ASAP. -
Inappropriate?Thanks Dave! Let me know if you need build numbers. It is SP3. We've duplicated on two different computers on different networks.
BTW, PitchEngine is awesome! I was pissed that IE screwed up the experience. We always run into IE issues and our "style sheet" exception repository seems like it is growing on a daily basis!!!
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(posted with Firefox!) :) -
Inappropriate?Derick -
I think I've found the problem, it had to do with an explicit height that IE was getting.
IE problems are an occupational hazard, which is why we don't support IE6 for the application. But we want IE6 users to be able to view releases.
Take a look and see if what I have done fixes things for you. -
Inappropriate?Dave, it is fixed! Thank you.
We ran stats on our clients site a moment ago and 38% of the users were running IE6. I appreciate your investment in supporting end user experience with it.
Ironically, I spent 10 years over at MSFT. Love the people and a lot of the technology. However, as a small business owner, IE costs us a lot of money every year. There is something to be said about deviating from standards.
I am very impressed with the Pitch Engine approach to the business need of news releases. I had made the following post in my blog about this. I am going to go in their tonight and update and talk about the "quick" response on the customer service front. This is even more important than the technology.
http://www.orangecaster.com/social-me...
Thanks for everything Dave!
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ps - Did I mention posted from Firefox on a Mac? :0
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