[Ubuntu-be] Call for testing!

[Marc Portier]

François Cauwe wrote:
> Hello all,
> 
> During the meeting this evening Pierre aka Mongolito404 asked everybody
> to call the almost finished 'support-point' software. It only need some
> good testing before it can go live!
> 

* I've seen there is some utf-8 issue with "Ismaël"

> var infoTabs196_196 = [ new GInfoWindowTab('Supporter', 'Ismaël, expert<br/>Waalshoekstraat 43, Desselgem<br/>I speak Dutch.<br/>Ask me for:<br /><ul><li><a href=\"http://ubuntumapbeta.lusis.be/beta/index.php/supporters/contact/196/distribute\">a free Ubuntu install set</a></li><li><a href=\"http://ubuntumapbeta.lusis.be/beta/index.php/supporters/contact/196/demo\">a free Ubuntu demonstration</a></li><li><a href=\"http://ubuntumapbeta.lusis.be/beta/index.php/supporters/contact/196/install\">free help with your first install</a></li></ul>')]
> var marker196_196 = new GMarker( new GLatLng(50.8881, 3.3841) );
> GEvent.addListener(marker196_196, "click", function() { marker196_196.openInfoWindowTabs(infoTabs196_196); });
> map.addOverlay(marker196_196);


* to check if this isn't related to old test data in the system I tried
to add a new user to the system:
  * during that phase I violated some valdation rules (password too
short, non belgian zipcode (?)...) and I must say some RED indicating
what and where the error is should help allong with some general
feedback THAT THERE IS AN ERROR
  * ultimately I don't get any more validation errors reported, but
still I fail to register this new guy named "Iñtërnâtiônàlizætiøn Test"
(I don't get email, I don't get to see the new peep, I don't get a
form-submit feedback that talks about "SUCCES")

By the way, for some general advise on i18n, and the good test-string,
see http://www.intertwingly.net/stories/2004/04/14/i18n.html


* Furthermore: I can't get into my own 'old' record about me. I'm not
sure I remember my password, but I'm very sure I don't remember the
"confirmation code"
Frankly I think this confirmation code idea is not a good idea: since
anyone forgetting his password will almost never have remembered this
confirmation code IMHO
Sorry if I've missed earlier discussions on this approach, but I think
it is fundamentally broken.

regards,
-marc=