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In response to:Fundamentals

Wed, 31 Oct 2007 02:27:29 +0100

Fans of the iconic VW Golf range will have to wait with bated breaths, as the appearance of the the Golf VI is likely to be postponed. An interview with VW’s head of development Ulrich Hackenburg at the Shanghai Show established that VW’s best seller will not be replaced next spring as per original plans. Apparently, the current Golf V is still selling well and there isn’t sufficient reason to effect a hasty replacement.
However, new VW head Martin Winterkorn was not pleased with the Golf VI’s design and rescheduled the 2008 Geneva Show premiere of the car. He is said to have ordered a complete redesign. The latest addition to Golf’s long lineage seems due for launch sometime in the later months of 2008. According to Hackenburg, the new Golf will utilize an updated version of Audi’s current 160Hp 1.8 Litre plus an amazing BMW Air Filter and other VW accessories. Turbocharged FSI mill, most likely with a GT badge, as word suggests that VW plans halting the production of the 170Hp 1.4TSI motor due to reliability problems.The Golf VI GTI is likely to use an upgraded version of the current 2.0 TFSI motor. An SUV variant of the Golf is rumoured to be planned for introduction in the new lineup.

In response to:The Fundamentals

Wed, 31 Oct 2007 02:26:20 +0100

Fans of the iconic VW Golf range will have to wait with bated breaths, as the appearance of the the Golf VI is likely to be postponed. An interview with VW’s head of development Ulrich Hackenburg at the Shanghai Show established that VW’s best seller will not be replaced next spring as per original plans. Apparently, the current Golf V is still selling well and there isn’t sufficient reason to effect a hasty replacement.
However, new VW head Martin Winterkorn was not pleased with the Golf VI’s design and rescheduled the 2008 Geneva Show premiere of the car. He is said to have ordered a complete redesign. The latest addition to Golf’s long lineage seems due for launch sometime in the later months of 2008. According to Hackenburg, the new Golf will utilize an updated version of Audi’s current 160Hp 1.8 Litre plus an amazing Nissan Brakes and other VW accessories. Turbocharged FSI mill, most likely with a GT badge, as word suggests that VW plans halting the production of the 170Hp 1.4TSI motor due to reliability problems.The Golf VI GTI is likely to use an upgraded version of the current 2.0 TFSI motor. An SUV variant of the Golf is rumoured to be planned for introduction in the new lineup.

In response to:Welcome Welcome Welcome

Wed, 31 Oct 2007 02:25:01 +0100

Fans of the iconic VW Golf range will have to wait with bated breaths, as the appearance of the the Golf VI is likely to be postponed. An interview with VW’s head of development Ulrich Hackenburg at the Shanghai Show established that VW’s best seller will not be replaced next spring as per original plans. Apparently, the current Golf V is still selling well and there isn’t sufficient reason to effect a hasty replacement.
However, new VW head Martin Winterkorn was not pleased with the Golf VI’s design and rescheduled the 2008 Geneva Show premiere of the car. He is said to have ordered a complete redesign. The latest addition to Golf’s long lineage seems due for launch sometime in the later months of 2008. According to Hackenburg, the new Golf will utilize an updated version of Audi’s current 160Hp 1.8 Litre plus an amazing Jeep Catalytic Converter and other VW accessories. Turbocharged FSI mill, most likely with a GT badge, as word suggests that VW plans halting the production of the 170Hp 1.4TSI motor due to reliability problems.The Golf VI GTI is likely to use an upgraded version of the current 2.0 TFSI motor. An SUV variant of the Golf is rumoured to be planned for introduction in the new lineup.

In response to:Randomly Try this for size

Thu, 03 May 2007 14:50:56 +0200

did you know there is a DOM inspector in the 2.0.0.3 version.

laters

In response to:OK Here We Go

Tue, 01 May 2007 13:52:42 +0200

p.s. anyreason why you are doing hand Coding for a commercial site? ever though about using a content management system? it makes things much easier

In response to:OK Here We Go

Tue, 01 May 2007 12:58:37 +0200

just a little tip,,, try and look at alternatives to ASP. ASP is slow real slow....!

In response to:Fundamentals

Tue, 01 May 2007 12:05:10 +0200

I know

My favourite glitch is the a:hover issue with MSIE

I have to actually manipulate the DOM using a script in order to apply the same kind of rule for a td element or such like.

Where as with mozilla and Netscape it works fine just with the style sheet

In response to:The Fundamentals

Fri, 27 Apr 2007 13:57:01 +0200

no worries....dont expect answers straight away though..lol

In response to:Fundamentals

Thu, 26 Apr 2007 16:50:13 +0200

worth people checking this out, especially if they are thinking about manipulation using CSS.

its also worth them looking at the limitations of css and the cross browswer complications it poses. as in the different DOMs used...people,, I present to you.. Microsoft -v- generic

In response to:The Fundamentals

Thu, 26 Apr 2007 16:43:29 +0200

Thanks Id really appreciate it

In response to:The Fundamentals

Thu, 26 Apr 2007 16:38:00 +0200

well I am a software tester, so I can help/bud/pester/inform/help you ;)