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Ways to compensate for IPB 3.x not fully supporting IE6
Rob - Top Web Designs replied to Fast Lane!'s topic in Feedback
Have any of you tried to use IPB without javascript? If I remember correctly IE6 and IE7 come with JS off by default, so I wouldn't be surprised if a fair few of your users are working without it as well as using out of date browsers. -
Why do the search and new content have separate templates, when they have basically identical design? I was really confused when I had completely skinned the search and made it look perfect only to click New Content and find it was an absolute mess, then I had to make the exact same changes as I made on the search. I understand that allowing as much flexibility as possible is great, but this seems like an absolute waste, when they could so easily work of the same template.
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Payment Gateways aren't going to be incorporated until final are they? So for a lot of people like me the RC's aren't even an option.
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I've never quite understood why there wasn't an Icon Legend for the little icons next to topics, like there is for topic icons. In light of this i'm at a loss as to what this icon means next to a topic. Any ideas?
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5.132 to load this page All of you > me :(
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IPB Wi is great for stuff like this, i'm not sure how long it will take for one to be released for IPB3 though.
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Ways to compensate for IPB 3.x not fully supporting IE6
Rob - Top Web Designs replied to Fast Lane!'s topic in Feedback
I think you're looking at this from completely the wrong perspective. It's not a case of 23% of your customers getting a lower quality experience, it's about 77% of your customers getting a better quality experience. If the new features worked in IE6, they would be used in IE6. They don't, so IE6 doesn't have them. If you make the entire site 100% IE6 compatible, you'd be hurting 77% of your customers who would no longer be able to do things that they would otherwise be able to do. I don't really see the logic in you saying 23% of your members are getting a lower quality version of the site. They will get that version of the site, whatever. Taking out anything that's not possible in IE6 would make no difference for those people.
