No ICONs for the social networks under IE6 for sign-in block, OK under FF & Safari

Fixed typo in issue subject, It's IE 6 not 3 :-)

Will do, but first I have to figure out the procedure for pulling Gigya from CVS repository on my Mac. I remember seeing(in a land far away) a web interface that would give you the package via CVS but now I gotta find my notes.

Thanks, I'll try that now.

Got error during install

user warning: Can't DROP 'userpicture'; check that column/key exists query: ALTER TABLE gigya DROP userpicture in /...my local path ... /httpdocs/includes/database.mysql-common.inc on line 322.
Updates were attempted. If you see no failures below, you may proceed happily to the administration pages. Otherwise, you may need to update your database manually. All errors have been logged.

Main page
Administration pages
The following queries were executed
gigya module
Update #6004
Failed: ALTER TABLE {gigya} DROP userpicture
ALTER TABLE {gigya} ADD `avatar_timestamp` INT unsigned DEFAULT NULL

I don't have that field (userpicture). Site is still under development and I haven't got any users with pictures that I know of.
BTW I was updating from Aug 25th version of dev code.

Submitted for IE6 browser screen shot. I'll let you know how it went when that comes back.

Thanks for letting me know that error was expected. Just passed it along to be complete.

The IE6 tests are run on a remote service (Browsershots.com) which lets you see screenshots from many diff browsers on diff platforms, so I have limited control (JS Y/N, Java Y/N, Flash Y/N, screen size, op-sys & browser). Each request is supposed to run on a clean system and often gets handled by diff boxes and so should have no cache carry over.

Had same problem. Also tried switching theme from Acquia Slate to Acquia Marina, just in case it had something to do with the themes CSS. no impact

I guess I'll try and find a copy of windows and IE6 so I can install under parallels on my Mac and do a hands-on test. If any other people have IE6 installed and can take a quick look for Gigya's social network login box on the front page. You don't have to actually try it, just curious if it shows up. My URL is http://CongressionalResearchReports.com/

It's good to know that IE6 isn't on the officially supported list.; [ disappointing but understandable, I wish I could ignore it also ;-) ]

For my site I could live without IE6, but for a client site(a non-profit) where I'd like to use gigya, it is a requirement since so many of their donors are in the finance industry which is still frequently mandating standardization on IE6 for company provided computers ... sigh

I included the link to my site in case any visitors to the thread happen to have IE6 easily available, just in case it's a bug with the Browsershots.com service (though not likely, but I like to cover my bases). When I can dig up my own copy I'll test under parallels where I can also see what the generated HTML/JS/CSS is up to.