Stephen,
You know, I almost asked the question that way,
tongue-in-cheek. But even though I worked at Microsoft/Redmond for a number of
years, I really like the Mozilla browser. I try to stay away from "religious"
issues like which browser is best but you have to face the realities of life -
90% of the computers in the world use IE. I maintain a couple of web sites and
have to keep browser compatibility in mind whenever I add a "feature" to a
page to make it a bit more exciting or friendly.
And the issue I'm talking about on that
particular Koha page, the function of a button, is not rocket science. I don't
know Perl that well, I'm just getting my feet wet on this project, but I do
feel comfortable with CSS, PHP, _javascript_, ASP and HTML and there is usually
a way to make a page at least presentable (not broken) on any (or 99%) of the
browsers out there.
Okay, I got that off my chest. How do I report
this as a bug?
And, refering back to my last email, shouldn't
the blank200 database in the Win32 2.0 distribution have the MARC data tables
filled?
Thank you for bearing with me,
Dana
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Friday, 03 September 2004 2:08
AM
Subject: Re: [Koha] Problem with MARC
tag structure admin (and others)
Dana Huff said:
> And, BTW, should the IE browser
incompatibility be noted as a bug?
Ooh, ooh, ooh, let me say it
first! --
"That's a feature, not a bug."
Seriously, I'm not an
expert on browsers, but I do know some, and I'm told
that IE operates so
differently from "normal" browsers that you'd pretty
much have to write
the code to work on IE (and nothing else) or on
everything else (and not
IE). Too bad we're forced into making
such
choices...
Stephen
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