Archive for the Javascript Category
Published July 4th, 2008
Another one of those really obscure ones…
So as previously mentioned, I’m looking at using MochaUI in a CMS project I’m working on. Everything was going swimmingly, except that for some reason it was having rendering problems with (you guessed it) Internet Explorer. At first I thought that it must be a CSS problem, but lengthy [...]
Published July 3rd, 2008
As part of the experiments I mentioned yesterday, I’ve been looking at the feasibility of loading CSS on-the-fly. MooTools has a method to achieve this (Asset.css) but I found to my disappointment that its onload event only works in Internet Explorer, so in other browsers you have no way of knowing when the CSS has [...]
Published July 2nd, 2008
I’m just starting preliminary work on a complete (and long overdue) rewrite of our project’s CMS. Right now I’m really just tinkering around, exploring some ideas. As part of this process I wanted to experiment with some dialog boxes, and not wanting to reinvent the wheel I decided to look for a ready-to-use project based [...]
Published July 9th, 2007
XRegExp is an interesting attempt to add some extra features to regular expressions in JavaScript. I particularly like the ‘named capture’ feature (which I only recently encountered in .Net), which returns matches in named groups.
Published July 2nd, 2007
UPDATE 21/07/08: now compatible with MooTools 1.2!
It’s about 18 months since I released my simple script for creating a prettier way to include multiple file elements on a page. In that time it has remained by far the most popular page on this site, in spite of the fact that I haven’t updated it since [...]
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