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Hi, I noticed a couple of bugs I wanted to bring to the attention of the webmaster... the 'contact us' button did not allow me to enter my comments, so I'll enter them here and hopefully they will reach the right person.
1) Due to the way the sorting is done, comics are out of order. For example, I could be looking at issues 190, 195, 198, 199, and then issue number 2 will be next. There are several fixes for this problem... making everyone use a 3 or 4 digit number when assigning issue numbers (ie : issue # 2 = "002"). Or, a little software magic could fix the problem also (recognizing the issue # as an actual 'number' and not as 'text').
2) When I enter a title and there are multiple pages, lets say 20 and page 1 displays automatically. I know I want to get to page 10, but I can not jump directly to it. Even though I highlight the page number and enter the page I want to get to, it just refreshes page 1. The only way to get to page 10 is to click on the advance button and page through each individual page, one-at-a-time.
3) Also, and this is only sometimes, but when there are 20 pages of books, it is nice to have the option to advance to the next page (or any page) at the bottom of the listings. Sometimes this option is there, most of the time I have to return to the top of the page and click the next page button.
Joe
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Joe_in_MO wrote:1) Due to the way the sorting is done, comics are out of order. For example, I could be looking at issues 190, 195, 198, 199, and then issue number 2 will be next...
2) When I enter a title and there are multiple pages, lets say 20 and page 1 displays automatically. I know I want to get to page 10, but I can not jump directly to it. Even though I highlight the page number and enter the page I want to get to, it just refreshes page 1. The only way to get to page 10 is to click on the advance button and page through each individual page, one-at-a-time. Where are you seeing these? Never heard or seen this before. The third isn't so much a bug as bad original programming and a nice to have.
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You know, I can not seem to reproduce the error I reported in item #1. I'm certain I saw it because I smiled when it displayed that way... but right now, it's sorting issues correctly. Maybe it was just a Homer Simpson "Doh" moment on my end.... Joe
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Joe_in_MO wrote:You know, I can not seem to reproduce the error I reported in item #1. I'm certain I saw it because I smiled when it displayed that way... but right now, it's sorting issues correctly. Maybe it was just a Homer Simpson "Doh" moment on my end.... Joe It does that in the side cart or main cart. It is one of my pet peeves when I buy huge runs. having to scroll up and down to see if I missed an issue.
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freakdylan wrote:Joe_in_MO wrote:You know, I can not seem to reproduce the error I reported in item #1. I'm certain I saw it because I smiled when it displayed that way... but right now, it's sorting issues correctly. Maybe it was just a Homer Simpson "Doh" moment on my end.... Joe It does that in the side cart or main cart. It is one of my pet peeves when I buy huge runs. having to scroll up and down to see if I missed an issue. Oh. In the cart. Yeah. That's never bothered me.
"Those who can see have climbed high enough on the mountain where their view of the horizon is much more broad than your own view. You're still at the base, so when they're talking to you they can see so much more than you. And you might disagree because you're at the base and you don't see $hit." -Greg Capullo
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