iPhone App - Looking for feedback

That looks awesome, though you spelled Montecristo wrong.

[KenS]

Originally Posted by Darrell

That looks awesome, though you spelled Montecristo wrong.

Hey now, was "check spelling" on the requested feedback list? I didn't think so.

Thanks

[KenS]

Originally Posted by Darrell

That looks awesome, though you spelled Montecristo wrong.

Fixed.

[perogee]

no Ipod/Iphone to try it on, but it looks good
the only thing I am noticing is that the columns do not line up (IE as browser), though that may be something on my end.
Are there any plans for flavour profiles in the descriptions? (or flavour high points)

[KenS]

Originally Posted by perogee

no Ipod/Iphone to try it on, but it looks good
the only thing I am noticing is that the columns do not line up (IE as browser), though that may be something on my end.

I think I'll need to do some browser-specific css coding if I decide to keep this available for desktop browsers. There are some custom styles used to optimize for iPhone, that IE won't understand. I noticed that there is even a little misalignment of the rows in FireFox on the Mac. This is the fun of web development; damn browser differences. Imagine the fun our mods on this site must have

Are there any plans for flavour profiles in the descriptions? (or flavour high points)

Probably, but I think this is the type of info (like ratings) that might need to be user-specific. Other peoples' thoughts on this?

[KenS]

By the way, if you have a Mac, but don't have an iPhone or iPod Touch, you can see how this application looks on those devices by downloading iPhoney, which is a free iPhone simulator app (I think it's basically a skinned browser -- very cool).

So far, my web app looks correct on there

[HK3-]

Pretty cool Ken! Can't wait to see how this finishes up!

[perogee]

It does line up a lot better in FireFox