New Website Design - Working Example!

[PCS]

Think I replicated it, enter your email then press tab instead of clicking on the password box. Happens in ie and firefox.

All fixed now

 

[Buzz]

Under chrome and IE 9 and the new site, the option to post specs fast to forum are not working. I just end up with a blank page.
I cleared all the cache etc. Still doesn't work.

 

[PCS]

Under chrome and IE 9 and the new site, the option to post specs fast to forum are not working. I just end up with a blank page.
I cleared all the cache etc. Still doesn't work.

I cannot replicate this issue and this part of the website did not change with the new design. Please can you try again and let me know if you have the same problem?

 

[Buzz]

Yes its the same im afraid. By going into my account, then orders, then show followed by down the bottom Post Spec to Forums I get the following under Chrome and IE9

 

[PCS]

Yes its the same im afraid. By going into my account, then orders, then show followed by down the bottom Post Spec to Forums I get the following under Chrome and IE9

Ah - from when you are logged in. Issue found and fixed +rep

 

[Buzz]

Nice and fast.. Yep all fixed. Brilliant.
Tnx for the rep

 

[Finn]

There is a tiny typo on the FAQ -> Warranty page. (http://www.pcspecialist.co.uk/pc-help/30/)

Warranty Exclusions

Accidental Damage.
General wear and tare, misuse, neglect or damage by the buyer.

 

[Xoil]

There is a tiny typo on the FAQ -> Warranty page. (http://www.pcspecialist.co.uk/pc-help/30/)

That isnt a typo
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wear_and_tear

 

[Finn]

tare / tear ?

There is no mention of "tare" on your linked wiki page and googling for "wear and tare" only returns typos, references to it being a typo and lyrics from a song, searching for "wear and tear" returns several dictionary hits none of which mention "wear and tare" as being a valid spelling.

 

[Buzz]

Ye,
Finn is correct.

"Wear and Tear" not "ware and tare"

 

[PCS]

Thanks for informing us of this, it has now been corrected. +rep as usual

 

[Buzz]

While Im being Nit picky

T'&C's
6.1. You have the right to cancel the contract from the date the order was placed and up to seven working days after delivery, (beginning the day after delivery). The goods must be unopened and in a perfect resellable condition.
resellable is not actually a word.

It should be saleable.

saleable (also: salable (Usa and Forums like this as is BBcode so it picks it up as USA spelling)- possible to sell, offered or suitable for sale; marketable

 

[PCS]

Resaleable is the correct word. All fixed