Ordering Telkom Service with firefox

[skydog]

I was trying to order a service using the web form on telkom's site using firefox beta 1. http://www.telkom.co.za/portal/webleads/porder.jsp
It does not let me fill in fields at the bottom of the check boxes

Anyone else running firefox, maybe a stable version that is or isn't having this problem?

thanks

 

[Maskie]

Anyone else running firefox, maybe a stable version that is or isn't having this problem?

Even the stable version has problems with some of Telkom's pages

 

[bekdik]

Doesn't work with

Mozilla/5.0 (Windows; U; Windows NT 5.1; en-GB; rv:1.7.12) Gecko/20050919 Firefox/1.0.7

But what do you expect from the suppliers of Industrial Strength Internet Services for Business.

http://www.telkomsa.net/about_us/latestads.jsp

 

[skydog]

I don't expect anything from telkom. It's just better to be surprised when it does happen, if what ever you want from telkom finally happens

 

[bekdik]

if what ever you want from telkom finally happens

Now you know why I'm old and grey

 

[JStrike]

Back when I used to be a OSS person, I was a firefox fan. Then I started having to develop large Web Apps. I detest firefox now. Untill the Mozilla foundation start making it easier for developers, sites that only work for IE will be a reality.

 

[rainynight65]

Slightly off topic

Back when I used to be a OSS person, I was a firefox fan. Then I started having to develop large Web Apps. I detest firefox now. Untill the Mozilla foundation start making it easier for developers, sites that only work for IE will be a reality.

Explain that to me. How does Mozilla make it difficult for developers? All they do is stick to the standards recommended by W3. The problem with sites that only work for IE is that the developers are using all the proprietary HTML/CSS/JavaScript extensions brought in by Microsoft.

I develop Web applications, and I have no problems making them look and act similarly on FF, Opera and IE.

Alex

 

[ambo]

Explain that to me. How does Mozilla make it difficult for developers? All they do is stick to the standards recommended by W3. The problem with sites that only work for IE is that the developers are using all the proprietary HTML/CSS/JavaScript extensions brought in by Microsoft.

I develop Web applications, and I have no problems making them look and act similarly on FF, Opera and IE.

I agree completely - if you are building your pages according to the HTML standards that W3C maintains - they are more likely to turn out right on Firefox than on IE... and this has been proven!