W3C Standards-Complaint

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We try to adhere to the W3C Standards-compliance for xhtml 1.0 whenever we modify a new license of PC.  This usually takes the biggest chunk of development time (especially replacing the tables everywhere!).  It would be great if the next version or even the .NET version is coded to meet the XHTML 1.0  W3C Standards-compliant specifications and utilizing table-less design methods (go divs!).  That would make customizing the front-end interface of PC w/ CSS a breeze by not having to touch the ASP code and upgrades would be painless as well thus making PC probably the most robust cart application on the market.

(We also notice the abundant use of <p> tags for spacing data in tables.  Another slight pain.)

Other than that, PC is a great application. We recommend it to all our clients and the product support is second to none.

Edited by mediumgiant - 22-January-2007 at 3:18am

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	We try to adhere to the W3C Standards-compliance for xhtml 1.0 whenever we modify a new license of PC. This usually takes the biggest chunk of development time (especially replacing the tables everywhere!). It would be great if the next version or even the .NET version is coded to meet the XHTML 1.0 W3C Standards-compliant specifications and utilizing table-less design methods (go divs!). That would make customizing the front-end interface of PC w/ CSS a breeze by not having to touch the ASP code and upgrades would be painless as well thus making PC probably the most robust cart application on the market. (We also notice the abundant use of <p> tags for spacing data in tables. Another slight pain.) Other than that, PC is a great application. We recommend it to all our clients and the product support is second to none. Edited by mediumgiant - 22-January-2007 at 3:18am