RockieReps - Web 2.0 site using MODx!

Hey guys, take a look at http://www.rockiereps.com! This site is now complete and is running MODx. This site utilizes Ditto for the manufacturers page so the client can add or delete manufacturers at any time, as well as WebLoginPE so that web-users may create accounts to gain access to price-sheets. Let me know what you think!

Nice site. The contact form effects are great.

The contact form is actually the awesome work of Wufoo based out of Tampa, FL. They are an exceptionally talented team and I love the ease of use for creating awesome forms for my websites. Check them out at http://www.wufoo.com!

Ye, nice and clean...and I like the forms too...

cheers/k

Just noticed whilst looking at the contact page that you have an issue with the link from the bottom of the contact page going to the demos page.
The link has a trailing / which means when you get to the demos/ page, all subsequent navigation via the menu leads to http://www.rockiereps.com/demos/whatever and causes a visit to the 404 page.

I was sure that the form was eForm, the error message and validation are very similar. That is a cool interface from wufoo, I will have to check them out.

I find the site’s color combo very pleasant.

@bunk58 - Thank you very much for pointing this out. I have fixed it on the manufacturers page and also noticed that I had the same problem on the rest of the pages on the site where I had a link to the contact page in the pre-footer. Glad you caught this!

Cheers!

Quick thought... if anyone has time, try doing a search on the site for a word like "arecont". This then brings up the search results page with the search term highlighted in yellow. Then try clicking on a link to one of the pages containing the search term. You should then be taken to the page and notice a dropdown below the search box appear.... My question is this, does anyone know how I can make that div only display when you mouseover the search box? Or do you think it works better the way I have it now?

Nice to be of use

Quote from: dev_cw at Nov 14, 2008, 07:31 AM

I was sure that the form was eForm, the error message and validation are very similar. That is a cool interface from wufoo, I will have to check them out.

I find the site’s color combo very pleasant.

There is one major complaint that I have about Wufoo though... And that is that the form is contained within an iFrame on the contact page. Obviously iFrames are not supported in XHTML 1.0 Strict, so I get tons of errors thrown when I attempt to validate the page. Other than this issue, Wufoo is incredible. Maybe eventually they will find a better solution than an iFrame for embedding the form into a site.