I just thought I'd show off my ripoff of Dell's system pages and see what y'all think.
http://sierra-tech.com/computers.php
Here's the old one... I think the new one is much more organized and easier to read. What do you guys think?
http://sierra-tech.com/computers1.php
EDIT: Oh and can you guys check to see that the link under "Motherboard" that says details works correctly... it should show more about that motherboard's onboard components.
Compare these two for me... :)
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I like the new one (http://sierra-tech.com/computers.php). Motherboard details links works on Firefox 1.5.0.1, IE 6.0 and Opera 8.5 at least with Javascript enabled.
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The new one is much nicer than the old one (though the ultra power system is a little overpriced imo
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The motherboard link "worked" fine for me on ff 1.5.0.1 on Win2k Pro however it did cause a javascript error, though it did show the motherboard information perfectly.
Also, you may want to fix the microsoft logo at the top left of the page, it just says microsoft in the middle of a sea of white, doesn't flow well with the rest of the design.
Edit:
Looked at your code... change
to
Unless there is a better way of preventing a link from activating when used only for it's onclick event.
The motherboard link "worked" fine for me on ff 1.5.0.1 on Win2k Pro however it did cause a javascript error, though it did show the motherboard information perfectly.
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Error: syntax error
Source File: javascript:void();
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<a href="javascript:void();" onclick="toggleBox('demodiv1',1);">Details...</a>Code: Select all
<a href="#" onclick="toggleBox('demodiv1',1);return false;">Details...</a>