Web based Fahrenheit to Celsius and Kelvin converter

I'm a geek and as such, I'm constantly striving towards moving completely to metric and other scientific standards (even though I live in the US). I've built a web based converter so all of us can put in our lame ° F and find out how many awesome ° C or ° K it is.

http://www.thatraymond.com/ftock.php

Cool. Need to fix the button so it pushes when you hit the enter key, not just a mouse click.

Might as well put all the conversions out there too!

Good point about the enter button, I'll work on that next time I have a few minutes to code. Not sure if I'll bother with the other conversions unless lots of folks here really want me to - I primarily made it for me as a quick reference.

**edit**
Enter key works for me on FireFox 9 / Win XP. What are you running for a browser and OS?

Worked for me on Chrome.

I like the woodgrain.

Yeah, but their kilometers are kick-ass fast.

Yeah... Looks like Pergo wood.

Thanks, it's the same background I have for the rest of my site, thatraymond.com

As for adding in the ° C to ° F, I guess I might just have to since a few of you have asked.

Win 7 x64 and IE9, enter button clears the number entry box both with compatibility mode on and off. I get the same resul on an XP SP3 laptop running IE7 and IE8.

Works on my 7 box with Chrome 15 and Firefox (don't know the release of FF...I use it maybe once every 4-5 months to see if I like it or not, then shut it down and go back to IE).

This marks the very first time ever that I have seen any web function not work in IE but works in other browsers. Have to put in on my calendar.

You must not be a web developer. I've seen it many times. I'll look into it, but I have a feeling it's a glitch with IE. I should be able to make a work-around.

I've added Celsius to Fahrenheit and Kelvin. I'm not going to add Kelvin to Fahrenheit to Celsius because it would add clutter and seriously, who uses Kelvin but doesn't know the Fahrenheit or Celsius equivalent already?

http://thatraymond.com/ftock.php

Just released v2.1, fixed a few bugs so it should show properly on all current browsers. It also loads a tick faster.

Except for negative 40

Wow there are sooooooo many things that work better in pretty much any other browser. Not to mention IE ranks dead last in nearly all speed tests.

Yeah, the only reason I even support IE is just due to the large number of corporate users and old people. Pretty much no one else uses it.