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Old 02-01-2009, 08:28 AM   #283
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Jim,

While I truly appreciate your offer of giving beta testers a free keycode, I just purchased the upgrade from V 2.6 to 3.0. $9.95 is such a small amount to pay for such a great work of art! Thank you for all your hard work.

In the comments area during purchase I sent a note about two things, but I thought I'd post them here too, so they don't get lost:

During the purchase I clicked to create a new account. It was unclear how to best return to the purchase cycle once the account had been created. I looked around for a while and finally just hit the back button a few times.

Also, using IE 7 (I use almost every browser out there since I'm a web developer myself but I happened to open IE 7 for this purchase) I immediately noticed that I got a pop-up warning about an unsecure object - http:// - being loaded on the secure - https:// - page. (This warning does not appear on firefox - it just ignores/refuses to load the object in question.)

Examining the files I was able to find an image's full path hard coded into the site's "main.js" file. That image is what is causing the warning:

var Pic1 = new Array()
Pic1[3] = '/images/titlebar/TitleBarA.jpg'
Pic1[0] = '/images/titlebar/TitleBarB.jpg'
Pic1[1] = '/images/titlebar/TitleBarC.jpg'
Pic1[2] = 'http://www.prolific.com/images/titlebar/TitleBarD.jpg'

If you let prolific know to just change the last image path listed here to be the same as the ones above it then IE users won't be told something on the page is unsecure.
Sincerely,

S. Justin Gengo
"Out of chaos comes order."
Nietzsche
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