Archive for October, 2006
Published October 25th, 2006
If you’ve been paying attention to the PHP scene then you should be aware that the next significant revision — version 5.2 — is imminent. Or at least, it should be. Of course this is PHP so no new release can be made without at least a bit of drama.
It seems that this time around, [...]
Published October 20th, 2006
Here’s another one of those really obscure things that will probably not be important to anyone at all, ever. Anyway, it took me a while to work it out so I’m going to record it here for future reference.
The problem: using XSLT, I wanted to pass a node-tree as a parameter to a template and [...]
Published October 17th, 2006
Phew, the last 24 hours or so have been a bit of a nightmare.
Beware: what follows probably affects a tiny number of people and will likely be tedious and largely irrelevant as far as the majority of the population of the world is concerned. If you don’t know what the phrase ‘third-party cookies’ means, you [...]
Published October 13th, 2006
I don’t know how widely known this one is, but it just caught me out so I thought I’d post it here.
Let’s say you have form with a text input box. Now, let’s say that (for some reason) you decide to use JavaScript to set the value of that input box to null — that is [...]