Can you test my order form please

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ITCynic

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Just completed an order form for a client and I would appreciate it if you guys can test it for me. No orders will be honoured during the testing phase :)

The temp site is at http://design.computerguy-za.com/order.php

Thanks for your help !!!!

PS. I have obfuscated the banking details for the test.
 
Thanks, guys !! Much appreciated.

Got 32 order forms back so it must be working :) Did not realise that there are so many night owls on MBB !
 
Just FYI on safari (iPad) it looks bad, the third field over labs the second and you can't see the first 2 field names as they are covered by the fields themself
 
The validation works but the display in chrome is messed up with same textboxes being on top of labels.
 
Hey there

Blackberry OS5.
Looks ok visually, page opened ok. Was able to capture info.

But I couldn't click thr submit button, so don't think form submitted.

Good luck!
 
Seriously WTF, I hope your not getting paid to do this. Your form does not render correctly in Chrome or Opera, go back to CSS school!

Golden lesson: Never ever release anything broken for public or private testing unless you have tested it on all major browsers.

Oh wait, your own website contact form is also screwed. Please dude, up your game!
 
D3x! said:
Just FYI on safari (iPad) it looks bad, the third field over labs the second and you can't see the first 2 field names as they are covered by the fields themself
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nfbs said:
The validation works but the display in chrome is messed up with same textboxes being on top of labels.
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Thanks, checking it out now using browsershorts.org - looks like the first 3 fields width seem to be an issue on some Linux OS's
 
cbrunsdonza said:
Seriously WTF, I hope your not getting paid to do this. Your form does not render correctly in Chrome or Opera, go back to CSS school!

Golden lesson: Never ever release anything broken for public or private testing unless you have tested it on all major browsers.

Oh wait, your own website contact form is also screwed. Please dude, up your game!
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Thanks for the input, reason I asked on this site was for feedback. Can you advise what OS you test it with. It seems that the input lengths on the first 3 fields are having issues with linux.
 
ITCynic said:
Thanks for the input, reason I asked on this site was for feedback. Can you advise what OS you test it with. It seems that the input lengths on the first 3 fields are having issues with linux.
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I tested the styling on the following browsers now:

IE6 - it works 100% so don't understand the need for the "warning message" that I'm using IE6.
IE7 - it works 100%
IE8 - it works 100%

Firefox - it does not render correctly
Chrome - it does not render correctly
IceWeasel - it does not render correctly
Opera - it does not render correctly


IE6-8 have been tested on XP (VM supplied by Microsoft for such testing)

Other browsers under Debian but it is not an OS issue as I use the testing environment for all my sites I develop and have found no inconsistencies across OS except where non-standard fonts are being used.

I would suggest you make use of Microsoft Virtual server environments for your testing across multiple browsers, I've found it quicker and more reliable than using products like BrowserLab.
 
cbrunsdonza said:
I tested the styling on the following browsers now:

IE6 - it works 100% so don't understand the need for the "warning message" that I'm using IE6.
IE7 - it works 100%
IE8 - it works 100%

Firefox - it does not render correctly
Chrome - it does not render correctly
IceWeasel - it does not render correctly
Opera - it does not render correctly


IE6-8 have been tested on XP (VM supplied by Microsoft for such testing)

Other browsers under Debian but it is not an OS issue as I use the testing environment for all my sites I develop and have found no inconsistencies across OS except where non-standard fonts are being used.

I would suggest you make use of Microsoft Virtual server environments for your testing across multiple browsers, I've found it quicker and more reliable than using products like BrowserLab.
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I use the IE6 warning to get people to stop using that POS. Although I still keep it for testing purposes :D

Thanks for your help, I think I found the issues .... and you right, it will be on all me sites so far.

I have alway been using the size="xx" on my <input></input> forms. Seems like browsers running on Linux dont play nicely with this. Setting the input widths in CSS seems to do the trick.

I am testing it now. Wanna give it another shot ? :)
 
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Looks better.

The label "Contact number (office hours)" wraps around on my chrome - try dropping the "line-height", it still wraps but does not screwup the layout. I understand why you used it but I've learnt to rather using a "padding-top" here.

Personally I hate cross browser testing and nearly quite my job (being serious) about it.

If your running Win7 Pro, then you can install XP-Mode http://www.microsoft.com/windows/virtual-pc/download.aspx (there is also a link to Virtual PC on the page)

If you use a non-XPmode version, then install the virtual PC 2007

http://www.microsoft.com/windows/virtual-pc/support/virtual-pc-2007.aspx

Get the Windows XP IE6 image from here (last on the list)

http://www.microsoft.com/download/en/details.aspx?id=11575

Install, then make a copy for each IE (7 & 8 ) you need. You can also copy over these images to VirtualBox - I've done that to run them on my Debian OS and also to get it working on a Windows PC that had XP-Pro but did not have a compatable CPU. The only issue I had with the image under Virtual PC 2007 is that it expires after 180 days but for some reason the same expired image under VirtualBox continued to work.
 
cbrunsdonza said:
Looks better.

The label "Contact number (office hours)" wraps around on my chrome - try dropping the "line-height", it still wraps but does not screwup the layout. I understand why you used it but I've learnt to rather using a "padding-top" here.

Personally I hate cross browser testing and nearly quite my job (being serious) about it.

If your running Win7 Pro, then you can install XP-Mode http://www.microsoft.com/windows/virtual-pc/download.aspx (there is also a link to Virtual PC on the page)

If you use a non-XPmode version, then install the virtual PC 2007

http://www.microsoft.com/windows/virtual-pc/support/virtual-pc-2007.aspx

Get the Windows XP IE6 image from here (last on the list)

http://www.microsoft.com/download/en/details.aspx?id=11575

Install, then make a copy for each IE (7 & 8 ) you need. You can also copy over these images to VirtualBox - I've done that to run them on my Debian OS and also to get it working on a Windows PC that had XP-Pro but did not have a compatable CPU. The only issue I had with the image under Virtual PC 2007 is that it expires after 180 days but for some reason the same expired image under VirtualBox continued to work.
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Thanks for your help dude !. Much appreciated. Need to check out all the forms I done. Never to old to learn !!

Still have issue with konqueror, should I worry about it ?
 
cbrunsdonza said:
Pleasure and I take back my dipsh*t comments from my earlier post.
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No worries man, seeing as you been quite a while on this forum and I enjoy most of your posts, I know you one of the good guys. And besides you followed up your post with constructive assistance.
 
cbrunsdonza said:
I tested the styling on the following browsers now:

IE6 - it works 100% so don't understand the need for the "warning message" that I'm using IE6.
IE7 - it works 100%
IE8 - it works 100%

Firefox - it does not render correctly
Chrome - it does not render correctly
IceWeasel - it does not render correctly
Opera - it does not render correctly


IE6-8 have been tested on XP (VM supplied by Microsoft for such testing)

Other browsers under Debian but it is not an OS issue as I use the testing environment for all my sites I develop and have found no inconsistencies across OS except where non-standard fonts are being used.

I would suggest you make use of Microsoft Virtual server environments for your testing across multiple browsers, I've found it quicker and more reliable than using products like BrowserLab.
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What version of FireFox are you using? It works perfect for me on FireFox 7.0.1
 
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