Bollocks to Colleys and their requirement of IE to download PDFs. Whoever developed their systems were monkeys. As were they to accept them.
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by Nathan
12 Jul 2010 at 13:29
Hi James,
Did you experience this on http://www.colleys.co.uk? I look after the monkeys.
I don’t think we have any PDF’s on the current site – the problem might have been on the site we redeveloped.
Cheers,
Nathan.
by James
12 Jul 2010 at 13:37
Hi Nathan,
I had no problems on the main site – the problem was on the online survey system. Without IE I couldn’t even view the site, and once I had entered my details it generated a PDF for download – which, given I had had to arse around and find a Windows box, did not particularly impress me at the time ;-)
Cheers,
James