Most know that Apex is in the middle of updating their website to a more modern, cell phone and tablet friendly, website.

Some people, especially those on older systems, might not be able to see the order buttons and cover scent drop downs; which means that they cannot order.

I am a web designer and know a bit about how these things all work so hopefully this will help.

If you're using an Apple computer, you might need to switch to either an updated Firefox or Google chrome browser as older Safari version on down won't render the page properly.

If you are using an older Windows system, the Chrome Browser seems to render it properly, but IE freaks out, and Firefox (tested with version 52.9) won't render the script that shows the order buttons and drop downs.

I don't use a cell phone (I know, a computer programmer and web designer that doesn't use a cell phone sounds crazy) so I cannot tell you how it redners on any particular version of android or iOS, but I would assume that Android, being java based, would function fine. I do request that cell phone browsing folks chime in with how it renders to help everyone out.

If you're not seeing where to order on your 'puter, then try a different browser (Chrome seems to be better for older systems whose operating systems are no longer supported), or update / allow your Java and flash.

I hope that helps anyone else that has been having difficulty.

I have shot off an Email to Apex to alert them of the issue. It has gone unanswered, but then again it didn't really require an answer.

I somehow don't believe you don't use a cell phone.

(08-23-2018 10:59 AM)Vinzanity Wrote:  I somehow don't believe you don't use a cell phone.

Nobody ever does until they know me. I spend more than 12 hours each day plugged into a computer, working online, staring at the screen. Not only do I not feel any need to stare at a little sliver of glass all night rather than to interact with real people, but the way employees in general are, I have ZERO desire for them to have any means of bothering me 24 hours a day 7 days per week.

That and my belief that portable captivating entertainment technology, in the guise of a tool or phone signaled the death-knell of human to human decency, respect, and cognitive ability.

I know, I know, most of you youngsters cannot even imagine a world without being wired into social media, texting friends, and having instant information at your fingertips; but we old fuckers that recall the blissful, meaningful times before satellite phones ever existed can easily mark the onset of cell phone technology as the beginning of the end. I know I'm probably the only person in all of western civilization that doesn't use one, but I don't.

I have one in each of my cars that I keep charged in case of emergency, but have never used a single one of them. if I want to text my wife I do it through Email as I'm on the computer all day anyway. If I want to know something, I learn it.

Besides, when I did consider getting a cell phone I was informed that 867-5309 was already taken!

I personally used a basic cellphone for years and only upgraded to a smartphone about 6 months ago, mostly because I travel a lot and wanted a decent camera function. But I try to keep it turned off and away from me most of the day.

To add to the drawbacks Gladen already mentioned, smartphones (and cell phones in general) are terrible for your privacy and we still don't know the possible long-term health effects of carrying around a device that's pumping various waves into our balls all day. How long were we told fat is bad for you and carbohydrates are the most important food group?

To get back to the original topic, Apex's site seems to work fine for me in the Opera browser -- but not in Firefox.

Got an Email from Apex yesterday.
They are aware of that problem , as well as some others, and are working on them as time allows.