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Great news if you plan to use Thunderbird v1.0 (e-mail client from Mozilla)

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Thunderbird (which is now available on http://www.mozilla.org) supports RSS feed subscriptions!

So basically, you can use NewOrderOnline's RSS feed to get New Order news right in your inbox!

You can get the RSS feed url on the main page of this website (check "latest news", you'll see an xml icon there, click on it, you'll have the url to the rss feed)

So you'll be able to get news as soon as you open your mail client.

Now I just need to make it work :evil4:, I blame it's the french version of Thunderbird that is causing me trouble!

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Nicos, if you FIXED THE SITE TO WORK IN FIREFOX it would be nice

Note that Firefox also has an RSS reader in it - Live Bookmarking is what its called in the English version I think (I'm in the Irish version...)

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Works like a charm, just need to put the damned proxy settings as it doesn't take IE's ones ;)

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Originally posted by MYOB Nicos, if you FIXED THE SITE TO WORK IN FIREFOX it would be nice Note that Firefox also has an RSS reader in it - Live Bookmarking is what its called in the English version I think (I'm in the Irish version...)

You mean the messages that shows up weirdly in any thread? like in a 3rd column... I noticed that when I used firefox as well, it's in my plan to fix it.

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Originally posted by Spotnick Works like a charm, just need to put the damned proxy settings as it doesn't take IE's ones ;)

However, the forums DON'T work in Firefox as they are far from valid HTML - you get 'interesting' table bugs, weird widths, etc.

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Yes, Gecko (the engine) always had weird problems with certain CSS tags, go figure why...

However it was in my plan to do this, but I might do it in the holidays as I have plenty of time to work on it then.

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Originally posted by Spotnick Yes, Gecko (the engine) always had weird problems with certain CSS tags, go figure why...However it was in my plan to do this, but I might do it in the holidays as I have plenty of time to work on it then.

From my webdev experience that means "I'm relying on bugs in IE's CSS handling that Gecko hasn't got" :thumb:

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Originally posted by MYOB > Originally posted by Spotnick> > Yes, Gecko (the engine) always had weird problems with certain CSS tags, go figure why...> > > However it was in my plan to do this, but I might do it in the holidays as I have plenty of time to work on it then.

From my webdev experience that means "I'm relying on bugs in IE's CSS handling that Gecko hasn't got" :thumb:

"as sure as eggs is eggs" as Murray Walker used to say. But dude, abusing our beloved webmaster here will not cause him to seek to path of true light, merely to entrench himself in MSdarkess32-XP.NET. I've spotted only one thing that works "better" on NOOL in IE, and that's that IE gives you transparent menus. I gotta say that I can live without them given that the alternative is that feeling of having your soul slowly filed away to dust, the will to live drained from your vains, that feeling of USING IE.

Besides....Bugs in IE? what bugs?..... "How many MS devel's does it take to change a lightbulb......NONE: they just declare darkness a world standard and employ fudsters to create a "Grass roots" anti-light "groundswell" "

Oh Re: mail clients......Can't like thunderbird for some reason, we just aint clicked together yet. I use Evolution and love it. For those who don't know it, it's kinda like MS-outlook ( full, not express) but without the constant risk that you may have to tear your computer to scrap metal in response to it's actions ( and the consequent risk of personal injury).

I quite fancy NOOL-on-tap so I must see if it can do these here RSS things (thus saying, I prove you can be a network iliterate and still use Linux)

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I am currently working on my final year project which is being produced in ASP .NET. What I have found is that the web controls tend to use a lot of Microsoft specific none W3C standard code. It can make using ASP.NET quite hard if your site needs to meet all the accessability standards like mine.

For this reason I am having to create a lot of my own custom controls use my own HTML/CSS rather than allt he W3C invalid junk Microsoft seems to produce.

The XML web feed is a good idea though, I'm using Firefox so I can use that really easily.

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I never liked Evolution much, and Evolution 2.0 is far, far worse. The 2.2 previews are also not great.

I use GMail for most stuff - gives me an email client within Firefox :thumb:

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I think I fixed the FireFox bug... if that is it though, it's pretty stupid.

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Originally posted by Spotnick I think I fixed the FireFox bug... if that is it though, it's pretty stupid.

No, still there.

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