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<blockquote data-quote="megasycophant" data-source="post: 4328148" data-attributes="member: 69639">Considering my post, it probably is?&nbsp; What does that mean?&nbsp; Because (given Firefox's market share), I expect a basic form submission on a website to work in Firefox?&nbsp; There was a time when these things were touch and go with browser inconsistencies, but that's no longer the case.&nbsp; I've implemented (and implement) browser-based UIs with a LOT more going on that support both Firefox and IE.&nbsp; The only time I've seen such a thing in years is from products designed specifically to support Microsoft products implemented by folks entrenched in the Microsoft way.&nbsp; (I'm not saying that's the case here.)Also, I didn't say that WOTC's site didn't work in Firefox.&nbsp; I said the form submission process for registering for DND Insider didn't work.&nbsp; It's obvious this is a separately hosted/implemented service (Gleemax), so references to whether WOTC's site is functional are irrelevant.&nbsp; I'm not active on the site, but sounds like this is the least of their troubles: <a href="http://lifedeveloped.wordpress.com/2007/11/19/gleemax-sorely-lacking-glee/" target="_blank">Gleemax Sorely Lacking Glee</a>I'm still at a loss as to why you would say that considering my post, it's probably me.&nbsp; I related an experience, and my expectations are not unreasonable.&nbsp; This IS Web Dev 101 stuff, and we should be able to expect more.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="megasycophant, post: 4328148, member: 69639"] Considering my post, it probably is? What does that mean? Because (given Firefox's market share), I expect a basic form submission on a website to work in Firefox? There was a time when these things were touch and go with browser inconsistencies, but that's no longer the case. I've implemented (and implement) browser-based UIs with a LOT more going on that support both Firefox and IE. The only time I've seen such a thing in years is from products designed specifically to support Microsoft products implemented by folks entrenched in the Microsoft way. (I'm not saying that's the case here.) Also, I didn't say that WOTC's site didn't work in Firefox. I said the form submission process for registering for DND Insider didn't work. It's obvious this is a separately hosted/implemented service (Gleemax), so references to whether WOTC's site is functional are irrelevant. I'm not active on the site, but sounds like this is the least of their troubles: [URL=http://lifedeveloped.wordpress.com/2007/11/19/gleemax-sorely-lacking-glee/]Gleemax Sorely Lacking Glee[/URL] I'm still at a loss as to why you would say that considering my post, it's probably me. I related an experience, and my expectations are not unreasonable. This IS Web Dev 101 stuff, and we should be able to expect more. [/QUOTE]

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