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Monday, May 13, 2002 |
[Steve Pilgrim's Radio Weblog] 3:14:59 PM ![]() |
Useit.Com: Top Ten Guidelines for Homepage Usability. The homepage is your company's face to the world. Increasingly, potential customers will look at your company's online presence before doing business with you -- regardless of whether they plan to close the actual sale online. [Tomalak's Realm] 2:57:23 PM ![]() |
AOL tests secure IM. Teams up with Verisign [The Register] 2:56:21 PM ![]() |
Cool New Themes and a Possible Bug in Radio. Cool New Themes and a Possible Bug in RadioI just found Phil Jennet's wicked cool themes when I helped a Radio client get one installed. Themes are here: Here's the problem: when he went to the site and clicked on them they were displayed as text in his browser. I had him back up and do a Save As but still no luck. I tried it across two separate Radio installations (one downloaded 60 days ago and one downloaded 2 days ago) and the newer Radio worked fine. I think that the older Radio may have registered the .fftb file as viewable when it's actually a binary. Either way: Here's the recommendation for Phil Jennet (I emailed this to him too): Zip the files for PC use and .SIT the files for Mac use. Zip files / Sit files are always treated as binary. Moral of the story: I IM'd my client the file and now he has one of those new wicked cool templates! Thanks Phil! Why Didn't Radio.Root Updates Fix This? Given that Radio.Root (the internal structure / program that is Radio) is updated nightly, you'd think it would fix it, wouldn't you? -- well, mime settings (if that's it) are external to Radio.Root. They're created at install time by the setup wizard. 10:51:43 AM ![]() |