Poll Manager Support Thread

[kobra8]

I have a draft version ready. You can have a look at the url which is in my signature, replacing 'www' with 'test'.
You have a test site yourself? Then I can send you the package for PM 1.1 so you can try it yourself.

I see end it is very good.
Yes I have test site (shop).
Can you please send new version?

Will there be a graphical display of responses as in the current version?

[kobra8]

Sorry! it's there graphical display, it is a white, so I did not notice

[alexhigh]

Hi,

If the votes are processed, the communication between poll box and server works correctly. But for some reason the results are not shown in the browser. Some questions:
1. What version of PM?
2. What browser/version?
3. Can you give me the URL to your site so I can see what happens?

Thanks
Boudewijn

1. I'm using 1.0 - are there other versions?
2. Chrome (latest), also tried it in Firefox & I.E.
3. www. t r y m a r k e t .com (remove spaces) - It's on the right hand side at the bottom.

Also noticed that it's not displaying properly in I.E. and firefox - but that's just a stylesheet thing.

[alexhigh]

What is the deeper thought behind this? You want users to be able to vote the SAME poll multiple times?

I basically want people to be able to say why they are not going to continue with a purchase.

I see lots of people find a product in google shopping, see that it's the cheapest but move on anyway. So I'd like to get some sort of sense as to why that happens as much as it does.

Obviously leaving the poll open for someone to vote again is a little flawed so I may have to re-think that. I guess I would still get a good idea of why people don't follow through even if they can only vote the one time. Maybe if it re-opened after a certain amount of time has passed?

[boudewijn]

1. I'm using 1.0 - are there other versions?
2. Chrome (latest), also tried it in Firefox & I.E.
3. www. t r y m a r k e t .com (remove spaces) - It's on the right hand side at the bottom.

Also noticed that it's not displaying properly in I.E. and firefox - but that's just a stylesheet thing.

Really funny.... I do get the results back from your page.
See the attached image.

1. there are earlier versions, but you have the latest.
2. I know that IE9 has an issue with displaying the bars, but ir does display the result

[boudewijn]

I basically want people to be able to say why they are not going to continue with a purchase.

I see lots of people find a product in google shopping, see that it's the cheapest but move on anyway. So I'd like to get some sort of sense as to why that happens as much as it does.

Obviously leaving the poll open for someone to vote again is a little flawed so I may have to re-think that. I guess I would still get a good idea of why people don't follow through even if they can only vote the one time. Maybe if it re-opened after a certain amount of time has passed?

It's exactely the same issue I addessed a few days ago, and I entered two polls about why people should or should not buy from us!
But beside that, I already made this an option for each poll (multivote) which will be in version 1.1.
The reason that 1.1 is not available yet is that there are some problems with the bars in IE 9 :-(

[boudewijn]

I see end it is very good.
Yes I have test site (shop).
Can you please send new version?

Will there be a graphical display of responses as in the current version?

Can you send me your email adrress as a private message? I cannot send the package with the forum messages......

[alexhigh]

Really funny.... I do get the results back from your page.
See the attached image.

1. there are earlier versions, but you have the latest.
2. I know that IE9 has an issue with displaying the bars, but ir does display the result

Well now I'm really confused...What on earth could be stopping the poll results from showing at my end?

[boudewijn]

Well now I'm really confused...What on earth could be stopping the poll results from showing at my end?

Good question.... I will google some more on this issue, I guess it's a browser setting here or there. Trying Chrome on my own site did give a response but in the same wrong colour as IE9, the issue I mentioned before.

[boudewijn]

To make sure that the statistics are received by the browser, I'd like to check the resulting page. You can do the following in IE:
1. go to your website
2. vote on a poll and leave the page as it is
3. press F12 to open the developer tools
4. click View->Source->DOM(page)
5. from the source window, click file->save and save the file somewhere
6. send the file to the email address mentioned at the top of the poll_manager.txt file

If you just want to check for yourself, search the file and check for the poll part. The HTML containing the statistics should be there.

Besides that, some more questions:
- do you get any JS errors?
- do you see the 'loading' image appear?