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  • D dan sh

    Can anyone access that link in the sticky post above? I can't.

    "Your code will never work, Luc's always will.", Richard MacCutchan[^]

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    Hans Dietrich
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    In FF3, the link worked, and I was able to access and fill out the survey. Since then, the link still works, but I can no longer access the survey - the link to the survey itself has disappeared from the linked page.

    Best wishes, Hans


    [Hans Dietrich Software]

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    • D dan sh

      Can anyone access that link in the sticky post above? I can't.

      "Your code will never work, Luc's always will.", Richard MacCutchan[^]

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      Joan M
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      Neither IE8...

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      • D dan sh

        The amazing thing is people are right away blaming poor browsers for this.

        "Your code will never work, Luc's always will.", Richard MacCutchan[^]

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        Hans Dietrich
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        Actually, that was the point of the survey - to accumulate browser gripes. :laugh:

        Best wishes, Hans


        [Hans Dietrich Software]

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        • H Hans Dietrich

          Actually, that was the point of the survey - to accumulate browser gripes. :laugh:

          Best wishes, Hans


          [Hans Dietrich Software]

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          dan sh
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          So unless people crib about memory usage, I see FF as the winner here (or looser?).

          "Your code will never work, Luc's always will.", Richard MacCutchan[^]

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          • D dan sh

            Can anyone access that link in the sticky post above? I can't.

            "Your code will never work, Luc's always will.", Richard MacCutchan[^]

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            Wayne Gaylard
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            Doesn't work in FF 4 either. Must be a Code Project thing. I am sure the hamsters will be up soon.

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            • D dan sh

              The amazing thing is people are right away blaming poor browsers for this.

              "Your code will never work, Luc's always will.", Richard MacCutchan[^]

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              R tsumami
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              Up until now all the problems i had here was because of IE6. Its outdated and i can't blame people from droping support, I don't have access to other browsers here so all i can do assume its IE6 again until I get home.

              saru mo ki kara ochiru (even monkeys fall from trees) Usualy i'm that monkey. If you want an intelligent answer, Don't ask me. To understand Recursion, you must first understand Recursion.

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              • D dan sh

                The amazing thing is people are right away blaming poor browsers for this.

                "Your code will never work, Luc's always will.", Richard MacCutchan[^]

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                Lost User
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                Here at work I'm also stuck with IE6 and it is the usual suspect in such matters :)

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                • D dan sh

                  Can anyone access that link in the sticky post above? I can't.

                  "Your code will never work, Luc's always will.", Richard MacCutchan[^]

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                  Peter Mulholland
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                  No, in FF 3.6 http://www.codeproject.com/Surveys/1139/Code-Project-Readers-Choice-Awards-2011.aspx[^] shows me a Survey Results page that doesn't even appear to have survey results on it, just one posted message titled 'Make answers optional'

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                  • P Peter Mulholland

                    No, in FF 3.6 http://www.codeproject.com/Surveys/1139/Code-Project-Readers-Choice-Awards-2011.aspx[^] shows me a Survey Results page that doesn't even appear to have survey results on it, just one posted message titled 'Make answers optional'

                    Pete

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                    Benjano
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                    I have exactly the same symptoms as you in FF 4.0 and Chrome; I'm guessing it has nothing to do with the browser.

                    Ben.

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                    • P Peter Mulholland

                      No, in FF 3.6 http://www.codeproject.com/Surveys/1139/Code-Project-Readers-Choice-Awards-2011.aspx[^] shows me a Survey Results page that doesn't even appear to have survey results on it, just one posted message titled 'Make answers optional'

                      Pete

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                      Mark_Wallace
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                      Same on Opera.

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