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Potential Issues: It said I was logged in as "Blogger!", but I have most certainly never seen your site before. So it seems your sessions/user/cookie/security
by willarson 19y ago
Potential Issues:
It said I was logged in as "Blogger!", but I have most certainly never seen your site before. So it seems your sessions/user/cookie/security system is broken.
Color scheme is violent.
The "about" page has completely different stylings.
When logged in, the "LOGIN" icon goes to "logout.php", you will likely need to dynamically rename it.
Whenever I select one of the "World/DE/FR/UK" settings it doesn't alter the search results, and the setting is forgotten when it loads the search page--forcing users to reset it continually is unpleasant.
You shouldn't be inlining your stylesheet, have a seperate CSS that you import.
There are several combined Scriptaculous/Prototype libraries that zip them together into one highly compressed file instead of two moderately large ones. Consider looking into that. (Further, you may want to consider doing this with only moo.fx, it is something like 3k instead of 150k, and load time for search results is not a trivial thing.)
The ajax displaying of the search results is very jerky, if you are expanding entries one by one, try expanding the entire division at once.. if you are already doing that, consider not using a visual effect on opening, just having it open responsively without the visual lag would be better (in my opinion).
Things I liked:
Access keys (have them more uniformly available)
The 10-20, 20-30 etc ranges you can click on to view results.
Ending question: why do I want to use your service instead of a Google / social bookmarking information cocktail?
- cosmok 19y agowow...that was a quick response, thanks. You are right about the different styling of the "about" page, this page is utilising TigerWiki and I didn't bother to modify it's style.As that page was mainly for informational purposes, I decided to deal with it later I might have to clarify some of your observations: One is automatically logged in as 'Blogger', to test the site out before deciding to signup.Once I have a few active users I am going to disable the 'Blogger' account. "World/DE/FR/UK" should work now (turned out to be a cache problem, thanks for pointing out!) I will have to modify the Sliding display a bit soon. As for as your ending question goes, I built SansJ mainly for personal use. Basically, I built something that I wanted to use as there was nothing exactly similar to SansJ.Thanks to your comments, it is going to be better.