Adam Miner

I have a nice little code that runs Penny-Save, but it is very clunky on the backend. I have been continually working on improving it, but there isn't much more I could do.

I was working on optimizing the code, and found out that even though my code knows the publish date of everything, it still needs to be told to sort the deals. This ended up freezing the Penny-Save homepage (lesser effects were on category pages).

I also found out that I applied a modification (changing number of deals), I was originally trying to get it to work in the normal version, but nothing happened. I later found out that this problem was that I inserted the code into the IE version of my page, and not the standard version.

I have an IE version only because of a bug in IE itself, with the height="100%" attribute. Penny-Save will automatically chose the proper version for our visitors!