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Not Responding said:
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Looks like a few people have taken your advice. Bicycles are in the lead at
the mo...
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Not Responding said:
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Is this one of these well-designed sites that only works with a
microsoft browser? I can't see any way of voting there.James
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James Annan said:
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Is this one of these well-designed sites that only works with a
microsoft browser? I can't see any way of voting there.You may be right. No voting method shows up in Mozilla 1.7.2
It might be worth changing to a browser that can pretend to be Intentional
Exploit, but I really can't be bothered.Mike`
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Response to Mike Causer:
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Is this one of these well-designed sites that only works with a
microsoft browser? I can't see any way of voting there.You may be right. No voting method shows up in Mozilla 1.7.2
Works all right in Firefox 1.
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Mark McN said:
Response to Mike Causer:
Quoted message said:
Quoted message said:
Is this one of these well-designed sites that only works with a
microsoft browser? I can't see any way of voting there.You may be right. No voting method shows up in Mozilla 1.7.2
Works all right in Firefox 1.
Mozilla 1.7.3. on Fedora Core 2 works fine.
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Mike Causer said:
James Annan said:
Quoted message said:
Is this one of these well-designed sites that only works with a
microsoft browser? I can't see any way of voting there.You may be right. No voting method shows up in Mozilla 1.7.2
It might be worth changing to a browser that can pretend to be Intentional
Exploit, but I really can't be bothered.Works ok using Oregano2 on RiscOS. Click on vote and a pop up window
appears with the choices.Gwyn
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In article <[email hidden]>,
Mike Causer said:
Quoted message said:
Is this one of these well-designed sites that only works with a
microsoft browser? I can't see any way of voting there.You may be right. No voting method shows up in Mozilla 1.7.2
It might be worth changing to a browser that can pretend to be Intentional
Exploit, but I really can't be bothered.It's a javascript:something() link called "VOTE" to the right of
"E-POLL
TRANSPORT"
(hmmm, looks like E-POLL is the same link).Works fine for me in firefox provided scripting is enabled.
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In article <[email hidden]>,
Mike Causer said:
James Annan said:
Quoted message said:
Is this one of these well-designed sites that only works with a
microsoft browser? I can't see any way of voting there.You may be right. No voting method shows up in Mozilla 1.7.2
It might be worth changing to a browser that can pretend to be Intentional
Exploit, but I really can't be bothered.http://www.timesonline.co.uk/TGD/tgdEpollQuestion/0,,1761,00.html
bypasses the scripting [censored].
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Gwyn Oakley said:
Works ok using Oregano2 on RiscOS.
Duhhh, you're still using that 1980s Pr1me abort^W apology of an OS?
Or has someone else taken over the name?After a lot of clicking at timesonline I've found a vote page. Looks like
[censored] design rather than M$ orientation. Ooops, lost the page again. Ah
well. Good job we don't have internet voting on real politics yet.Mike
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Mike Causer said:
No voting method shows up in Mozilla 1.7.2
It doesn't? It does here...
Phil
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Voting now closed :-(
Steam Turbine:10%
Bicycle:37%
Jet Engine:23%
Radar:8%
Steam Railway:22% -
James Annan said:
Not Responding said:
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Is this one of these well-designed sites that only works with a
microsoft browser? I can't see any way of voting there.James
Worked perfectly well with that well known M$ browser, Konqueror.
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Chris -
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Voting now closed :-(
Steam Turbine:10%
Bicycle:37%
Jet Engine:23%
Radar:8%
Steam Railway:22%Voting now closed, this is the morning (07:54)
of the 18th there is a bit that says voting closes
at midnight on the 18th. :-?--
yours SNihil curo de ista tua stulta superstitione
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soup said:
Voting now closed, this is the morning (07:54)
of the 18th there is a bit that says voting closes
at midnight on the 18th. :-?Depends whether you regard midnight to be 24:00 or 00:00, I suppose.
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Voting now closed :-(
Steam Turbine:10%
Bicycle:37%
Jet Engine:23%
Radar:8%
Steam Railway:22%I attempted to vote last night from home but couldn't get it to work
even with IE 6.0. I was about to vote at work but as you say the poll
is now closed. At least the good guys won.--
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in message <[email hidden]>, James Annan
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Not Responding said:
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Is this one of these well-designed sites that only works with a
microsoft browser? I can't see any way of voting there.No, it worked fine with Konqi.
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Mike Causer said:
Gwyn Oakley said:
Works ok using Oregano2 on RiscOS.
Duhhh, you're still using that 1980s Pr1me abort^W apology of an OS?
Or has someone else taken over the name?http://www.riscos.com/faqs/spelling_and_pronunciation.htm says it
(the (ex)Acorn OS, not the Pr1me one) is supposed to be spelt "RISC OS"
not "RiscOS". -
Nick Kew said:
http://www.timesonline.co.uk/TGD/tgdEpollQuestion/0,,1761,00.html
bypasses the scripting [censored].
Thanks, that workss fine (the previous "vote" button jumped straight to
the results for me on netscape 7.2). I've just found another java page
that netscape fails on, so I suspect the browser is at fault.James
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Dave Kahn said:
Mark Thompson <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...
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Voting now closed :-(
Steam Turbine:10%
Bicycle:37%
Jet Engine:23%
Radar:8%
Steam Railway:22%I attempted to vote last night from home but couldn't get it to work
even with IE 6.0. I was about to vote at work but as you say the poll
is now closed. At least the good guys won.But the bike is up to 38% now!
James
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If I have seen further than others, it is
by treading on the toes of giants.
http://www.ne.jp/asahi/julesandjames/home/
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