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Been down for me past couple of days. So might be 3.0 coming.

Looks like 3.0 is up for the most part.

Holy cow! I made a sale there finally! LOL. First day of the new site up too. I like this version MUCH BETTER. Looks like a real agency for once. I've got some rekindled hopes for this agency.

Yes!  I think it looks, and acts very nice.  Good job mikie!

It looks like all my pictures are missing... 

I can't find a single one of them even in my profile.

I am a web developer and I stopped "supporting" ie 6 about six months ago, and I am so relieved -- a HUGE weight lifted.  ie6 is, and always was, a horrible browser.  It was the heights of Microsoft's "we're going to force everyone to use our software" phase.  You either designed a site for ie6 or for everyone else. They thumbed their nose at the www beauro of standardization and it was the primary reason for the anti-trust suits.

According to Google, only less than 20% of web viewers use ie6, so, YES, it is time to accelerate it's demise.  Because it was never web-standard complaint, a lot of today's features just won't work on ie6.  This leave the web developer who wants to take advantage of web-standard features with the pain of building 2 pages -- one for ie6 and one for everyone else.

Having said that, all my sites will "work" on ie6.  They might not look good, and some boxes may be jumbled, and certain features are disabled, but I do make sure they are workable.  I still warn everyone that accesses one of my pages with ie6 that they are using an unsupported browser and urge them to update.  I include links to all the modern browsers.  Anyone can easily upgrade with only a few clicks.  But should they decide not to (or in some extreme corporate cases, can not update) the site is still functional.  Perhaps MostPhotos is similar?  Are you sure it actually does not work, or are you just getting the warning?

As for those companies that force their employees to use only ie6 -- that is mostly out of laziness on their part, and if enough employees complain to their lazy IT departments, maybe they get off their butts and bring their company up-to-date.

well, David, I don't blame you for being ticked.  I didn't realize you were using ie8.  The only excuse I can think of is that they had the detection script set for ie8 for testing, and forgot to change the code back to read ie6.

I looked at the code for their index page, but it contains php code which is implemented on the server end, so by the time I see it and do a view source all the php code has been implemented.  The certainly don't do this the way I do -- and I'm NOT saying my way is better.  I don't send them to a different page, I just add a warning to the page in question and they can see if their browser will work or not.  They way they're doing in, in a case like yours, you have no option.

Mikie is a good coder, and I'm sure he will fix this soon.  Have you sent MostPhotos a site mail or email about this problem?

PLEASE go back to the old upload/tagging methodology! This non-batch approach is very unattractive, the old system is what kept many uploading there.

It sounds like bugs are being ironed out over there still, like a delete button for uploaded images.

Delete button is now up, but it doesn't work right...

did u try uninstalling IE6 !?  I use IE8 (sometimes) but I noticed IE6 was still on there from initial install I assume.  Try in uninstall programs from Control Panel.