David Buck <dav### [at] simberoncom> wrote:
> After much work and many delays, we finally have the new IRTC site
> online.  You can visit http://www.irtc.org to have a look.

With Internet Explorer 7, the layout of the Login area doesn't work properly; I
see the text "Username:" above the user name field (which I expect is how it
was intended), but the text "Password:" appears to the right of the user name
field instead of below, poking out of the proper rendering area to the right
and thereby causing a horizontal scrollbar to appear, despite the page being
basically of dynamic width.
(The password input field appears in the next line again, below the user name
input field.)

I had a bit of trouble after registering; from the page where I logged in first
time (not sure whether it was the "we'll send you an e-mail" page, or the
"thanks, your registration is complete now" one), clicking on any menu item had
no effect except re-loading the very same page.

Will there be a mechanism to remember me, so I don't need to log in again every
time I visit the site?

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In povray.general David Buck <dav### [at] simberoncom> wrote:
> If the site doesn't let you register using your e-mail address, it means 
> that an account has already been created.  Just click the gray area 
> under the login form that says "Forgot your password?  Reset it here" 
> You will be e-mailed a link to reset your password and to set a username 
> of your choosing.

  I tried resetting my username/password like this, and after entering
the new info in the "password change" page, it just jumps to the same
page with the message: "There is a problem with the information you
provided. Please try again." It doesn't change my password.

-- 
                                                          - Warp

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David Buck <dav### [at] simberoncom> wrote:
> After much work and many delays, we finally have the new IRTC site
> online.  You can visit http://www.irtc.org to have a look.

The "About" page images don't work.

I'm missing terms of use, competition rules, and some such.

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clipka wrote:
> David Buck <dav### [at] simberoncom> wrote:
>> After much work and many delays, we finally have the new IRTC site
>> online.  You can visit http://www.irtc.org to have a look.
> 
> With Internet Explorer 7, the layout of the Login area doesn't work properly; I
> see the text "Username:" above the user name field (which I expect is how it
> was intended), but the text "Password:" appears to the right of the user name
> field instead of below, poking out of the proper rendering area to the right
> and thereby causing a horizontal scrollbar to appear, despite the page being
> basically of dynamic width.
> (The password input field appears in the next line again, below the user name
> input field.)
> 
> I had a bit of trouble after registering; from the page where I logged in first
> time (not sure whether it was the "we'll send you an e-mail" page, or the
> "thanks, your registration is complete now" one), clicking on any menu item had
> no effect except re-loading the very same page.
> 
> Will there be a mechanism to remember me, so I don't need to log in again every
> time I visit the site?
> 
> 
> 

I'm looking into the IE issue

David

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clipka wrote:
> David Buck <dav### [at] simberoncom> wrote:
>> After much work and many delays, we finally have the new IRTC site
>> online.  You can visit http://www.irtc.org to have a look.
> 
> With Internet Explorer 7, the layout of the Login area doesn't work properly; I
> see the text "Username:" above the user name field (which I expect is how it
> was intended), but the text "Password:" appears to the right of the user name
> field instead of below, poking out of the proper rendering area to the right
> and thereby causing a horizontal scrollbar to appear, despite the page being
> basically of dynamic width.
> (The password input field appears in the next line again, below the user name
> input field.)

The IE issue should be resolved.

David

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clipka wrote:
> David Buck <dav### [at] simberoncom> wrote:
>> After much work and many delays, we finally have the new IRTC site
>> online.  You can visit http://www.irtc.org to have a look.
> 
> The "About" page images don't work.
> 
> I'm missing terms of use, competition rules, and some such.
> 
> 
> 

That's coming soon.  We just have to enter all the information and get 
all the links right.

I'm redirecting followups to irtc.general which is likely more 
appropriate for this purpose than povray.general.

David

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David Buck <dav### [at] simberoncom> wrote:
> After much work and many delays, we finally have the new IRTC site
> online.  You can visit http://www.irtc.org to have a look.
>
> We've create a Testing stills round to help us run the site through its
> paces.  Feel free to submit your own raytraced artwork.  It will take a
> little longer to get an animations round started - please be patient.
>
> We've captured all the original information from the old web site, so
> all the prior rounds are visible.  To submit new entries, you must
> login. We've tried to create accounts for people who've submitted images
> or comments but we can't be sure all the e-mail addresses are still
> correct. If you have any problems at all, please e-mail:
>
>  irt### [at] irtcorg
>
> We'll address any problems as quickly as we can.
>
> Have fun
> David Buck

Dave,
I think I uploaded an image but didn't receive any conformation nor did it show
up on the IRTC web page. Should I just be patient or did something not work ?

ChrisH

BTW - Great job on the new IRTC site !

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ChrisH wrote:
> Dave,
> I think I uploaded an image but didn't receive any conformation nor did it show
> up on the IRTC web page. Should I just be patient or did something not work ?
> 
> ChrisH
> 

I don't see any submissions and there are no files in the download 
directory so something didn't work. To submit an image, you need a 
title, an image and a thumbnail that's 75 pixels high.  Did you provide 
all three of these things?  If not, an error message should appear at 
the top of the screen.  Maybe the message isn't obvious enough.

Try again and let me know what you find.

> BTW - Great job on the new IRTC site !
> 

Thanks for your help testing it out.

David Buck

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David Buck <dav### [at] simberoncom> wrote:
> ChrisH wrote:
> > Dave,
> > I think I uploaded an image but didn't receive any conformation nor did it show
> > up on the IRTC web page. Should I just be patient or did something not work ?
> >
> > ChrisH
> >
>
> I don't see any submissions and there are no files in the download
> directory so something didn't work. To submit an image, you need a
> title, an image and a thumbnail that's 75 pixels high.  Did you provide
> all three of these things?  If not, an error message should appear at
> the top of the screen.  Maybe the message isn't obvious enough.
>
> Try again and let me know what you find.
>
> > BTW - Great job on the new IRTC site !
> >
>
> Thanks for your help testing it out.
>
> David Buck

Dave,
Same problem as before. I added a Title, uploaded a brief text file for the
scene submission, a 244 kb jpeg for the main image and a 75 pixel tall by 100
pixel wide jpeg for the thumbnail image. No error messages, just a reset back
to the submission page. The reset kept my text but blanked out the image
fields.

Aren't undocumented features wonderful :)

ChrisH

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David Buck <dav### [at] simberoncom> wrote:
> I don't see any submissions and there are no files in the download
> directory so something didn't work. To submit an image, you need a
> title, an image and a thumbnail that's 75 pixels high.  Did you provide
> all three of these things?  If not, an error message should appear at
> the top of the screen.  Maybe the message isn't obvious enough.

Maximum resolution? Maximum file size? Possible file formats?

Or is this essential information as top secret as it appears to be? :P

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