Ron Klotz Zellhoefer wrote:
Then, Legacy programmers, it's time to fix your code for
pedigree-style webpages. PLEASE! I am only one Legacy user and have
consumed the last four days on just this one tiny website and one of
it's pages, just to help you find the problems. Do the math - you can
make your pedigree webpages work correctly and viable for adding
borders, and save your customers thousands of hours and frustration.
So please please please!
Hi Ron,
I have only just caught this thread, and find it interesting. I am one
of the beta testers, and I have seen funny coding as well. I consider
myself rather fluent in html coding and use Dreamweaver MX for my
production work. I have been since 2 March 2005 been attempting to clean
up the html coding from within Legacy and get my report back to the
developers.
I am aware that it doesn't take this long normally, I managed to clean
up the majority in 2 weeks part-time work, however because of other
committments (mainly writing reviews) this has slipped.
But I agree that the coding is a mess and would like to get back on
track and see if I can at least help make a difference by putting my
comments forward and see if it helps.
If you wish to communicate privately on this matter so that I can report
all the concerns and not just the one's I've found, please feel free to
drop me a line.
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Kind Regards,
Mark Lang
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