Hi, On 10 February 2010 13:02, M.-A. Lemburg <m...@egenix.com> wrote: > M.-A. Lemburg wrote: >> Hi John, >> >>>> If not, I'd suggest adding some "Registration is now open !" text >>>> to the europython.eu homepage as well. >>> >>> Strangely enough we do have a plan for announcing it, probably later today. >> >> :-) >> >>> The plan is: >>> >>> 1. Announce to ep-improve ans ask people to test it (it is safe to >>> make a booking), please accept THIS EMAIL as that annlouncement. >> >> Ok, then I'll play test bunny today. > > Some comments: > > * The reg page show 19.7. - 22.7. as conference dates, the > shopping cart still uses 17.7. - 22.7.
This was changed earlier today: I think it should be consistent now. > * The shopping carts has lots of entries for things I did not > select (all with quantity 1 and amount 0.00), ie. you buy > tutorials for nothing :-) Removing those entries works as > expected. This is a side-effect of using the cart for soemthing it was not really intended for. It has not caused any problems in the past, and \i think is mentioned in the 'help' > * The printed invoice includes all the "Other Information". > That's not necessarily ideal, since such information is normally > not printed on invoices. That's how the cart works. > * The printed invoice and the confirmation email still use > the "PyCon UK 2009" title. The email also uses this in the > subject line. This is set deeply in the cart configuration, I haven't been able to locate it yet. > * The content/type of the confirmation email's first MIME part is > set to text/plain;charset="iso-8859-1", but still contains > some HTML and UTF-8 text > > * The second MIME part has the full HTML, but also uses > the iso-8859-1 charset - it should be utf-8, since that's > what the HTML uses > > * The second MIME part has the start of the HTML truncated > (html, head and body tags are missing) Sorry, but it's the cart doing this, there's not a lot we can do about it. We';d hoped to have a complete solution of our own this year, but we didn't have the time. Sorry. > * Both invoice and confirmations show the PyCon UK Society > as contractual partner - shouldn't this be the EuroPython > Society ? No. The PyCon Uk Society is the legal entity running EuroPython 2010 (and 2009). It has to be a UK organisation for legal, insurance, etc, reasons. > * I've selected bank transfer as payment method, so will > test that as well now. > > Hope that helps, Thanks very much for you input! John -- _______________________________________________ Europython-improve mailing list Europython-improve@python.org http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/europython-improve
