On Fri, Dec 24, 2010 at 11:11 AM, Debasish Ray Chawdhuri < [email protected]> wrote:
> > > It's possible that they are trying to find the version of IE instead, but > failing (because its not IE). My experience is that there are tow kinds of > browsers, IE (which does not follow any standards and ignore the > compatibility problem still stupidly trying to create a lock on) and every > other browser. So if you write a code in javascript, it either work in IE or > in everything else. Since management normally feels proud to be able to work > without knowledge of any details ( so that management becomes portable or > platform independent), they take to any 'shit' marketing agent makes them > eat. That's how IE wins. > > Any one can read about ajax code, and find out that its something for IE( > actually there many versions for all versions of IE), and the other that > works in every other browser. > > I have personally felt ( and got from many of my friends who would not > still care about FOSS) that even on windows, firefox is a much better > browser than IE even if I only consider technical excellence and ease of > use. > -- > Debasish Ray Chawdhuri > > -- is there any law exist or we can set guidelines which we can enforce on all govt website ? Here is the website -> http://web.guidelines.gov.in/ Please call directly - Mr. Shiv Kumar - to http://web.guidelines.gov.in/web_development.php Page says - http://web.guidelines.gov.in/compliance.php "102 - The website has been tested on multiple browsers. 7.6(b) " I do not know these are guidelines or rules which govt website have to follow. Thanks -- l...@iitd - http://tinyurl.com/ycueutm
