SXSW 2007 Panel Picker Goes Live
Are you planning to go to SXSW Interactive in 2007 (March 9-13) Then get your voice heard about what you want to see. Check out the south by southwest festivals conference picker (EDITED warning, did not work with FireFox for me but worked for others!) information: " Traditionally, some of the best ideas for panel programming have come from the extensive SXSW Interactive community. For 2007, we are accelerating this process by enabling users to choose which of these panel ideas they feel are most relevant to the event. For more information, click to the Panel Proposal Picker. Hurry, voting deadline for Round One of this process is September 8. Also, do you want to have your panel idea be part of Round Two of the SXSW Interactive Panel Proposal Picker? If so, e-mail Hugh for details on the submission process. Hurry, the final deadline for submitting panel ideas for next year's event is August 21.
It was REALLY hard to pick just 10.
I was too slow to get any panel suggestions in for this round, but I have submitted for round 2 -- some things that are outside my usual domain.
Tags: SXSW2007
posted by Nancy White at 12:06 PM
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It worked for me with Firefox. But I agree, it was really hard to pick just ten...
I'll be interested to see what you add to Round 2!
In what respect doesn't it work with Firefox?
Hi there, I'm Lindsey Simon, the feller who wrote the panel picker app. I developed it on Firefox, so could you tell me what isn't working for you? I'd appreciate knowing so I can fix it. PS - Firefox version? Email me at lsimon@commoner.com
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Hm, that was lousy information so I deleted my own comment and will try again.
In Firefox, the panel selections did not load on the left and when I clicked the ok button for the personal info on the right, nothing happened.
I am on Firefox 1.5.0.6
Hope that is more informative! ;-)
Weird. I am also on FF 1.0.5.6. I initially thought nothing happened when the form was submitted, but that was a function of bad design (IMHO) rather than broken-ness. The notice that action had been taken/submission sent was placed at the top of the page -- not near the form itself and certainly not where my eyes were looking (at the button/form area).
But anyway, I owe you an email on an unrelated topic.
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