I know you will try your best to find any negatives and anything positive will be ignored : I fully expected it.Carl Hibbard wrote:Try selecting Student and continue then ignore the email request and press continue, tells you the email is missing - click "go back" and you a web page error
It isn't hard to break John, perhaps some extra testing is needed?
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Thanks for pointing that out.Matthew Turner wrote:John,
I have progressed to question 12. I have faced two questions twice so far. Unfortunately question twelve has me stumped
Question twelve : Castling. The White King and Rooks have not moved in the game so far. Which of the following is correct?
Unfortunately the White King is on a White square. Frankly this all looks like it has been cobbled together in an afternoon.
The question text was in error : it has been corrected to be
"Castling. Which of the following is correct?"
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Tosh, I agree I was actually trying to break it John but I was just pointing out it didn't take me longJohn Upham wrote:I know you will try your best to find any negatives and anything positive will be ignored : I fully expected it.
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Please carry on...Carl Hibbard wrote:Tosh, I agree I was actually trying to break it John but I was just pointing out it didn't take me longJohn Upham wrote:I know you will try your best to find any negatives and anything positive will be ignored : I fully expected it.
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Just simply click "Take the COM test now" and "Error" appears on the left, I cannot take it that seriously to be honest
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Next?Carl Hibbard wrote:Just simply click "Take the COM test now" and "Error" appears on the left, I cannot take it that seriously to be honest
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If there are flaws in the development, why not just PM John instead of plastering them all over the forum?
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John Upham wrote
Thanks for pointing that out.
The question text was in error : it has been corrected to be
"Castling. Which of the following is correct?"
Most people would hope that you would have spotted this sort of thing in the development phase, which lets face it has been quite a long time. It is great that there is some progress now been made, but I think we have every right to be critical. At the 'launch' it was pretty poor and there is a fair amount of work to still be done.
Thanks for pointing that out.
The question text was in error : it has been corrected to be
"Castling. Which of the following is correct?"
Most people would hope that you would have spotted this sort of thing in the development phase, which lets face it has been quite a long time. It is great that there is some progress now been made, but I think we have every right to be critical. At the 'launch' it was pretty poor and there is a fair amount of work to still be done.
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A nice quick fix thanks but my point is how did it go live without some deliberate try and break it testing?John Upham wrote:Next?
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Perhaps you are right MikeMike Truran wrote:If there are flaws in the development, why not just PM John instead of plastering them all over the forum?
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Matthew and Carl - I repeat - why not PM John on this sort of thing rather than plastering it all over the forum?
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I didn't do anything at all apart from make a coffee : I'm glad that worked however!Carl Hibbard wrote:A nice quick fix thanks but my point is how did it go live without some deliberate try and break it testing?John Upham wrote:Next?
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Mike,
I have sent PM's to John. Clearly there were some problems, but rather than addressing them, the site went live.
I have sent PM's to John. Clearly there were some problems, but rather than addressing them, the site went live.
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"Kevin Thurlow wrote:
The ECF website says
"Examinees can practice as many times as they wish. The tests can only be accessed from the website"
Aaaargh! "practise" not "practice" - we are in England not USA.
Twenty practise Q&As have just been uploaded. More to follow. "
Very good!
I won't say it....
The ECF website says
"Examinees can practice as many times as they wish. The tests can only be accessed from the website"
Aaaargh! "practise" not "practice" - we are in England not USA.
Twenty practise Q&As have just been uploaded. More to follow. "
Very good!
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I thought you'd enjoy that!Kevin Thurlow wrote:"Kevin Thurlow wrote:
The ECF website says
"Examinees can practice as many times as they wish. The tests can only be accessed from the website"
Aaaargh! "practise" not "practice" - we are in England not USA.
Twenty practise Q&As have just been uploaded. More to follow. "
Very good!I won't say it....
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