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Published September 12th, 2008
A few brief entries from the ‘tiny yet annoying bugs that take far too much time to fix’ file…
I’m creating forms dynamically using JavaScript. This has led to a number of problems with IE6:
Dynamic checkboxes/radio buttons and the ‘checked’ attribute
When creating a field, I wanted to be able to apply a ‘default’ value — for [...]
Published September 3rd, 2008
OK, everyone’s talking about Google’s ‘new’ browser (check out the comic for an easy introduction) and everyone’s going to have an opinion. Here’s mine, based on a few hours’ use.
First (and lasting) impression: damn, it’s fast. It starts fast, it renders pages fast, it stays fast. JavaScript in particular is noticeably smoother where in other [...]
Published July 28th, 2008
More of a reminder for myself than anything: here’s a simple changelog that could be of use when updating scripts to MooTools 1.2.
Published July 21st, 2008
Just a quick heads-up for those who’ve been complaining about the MooTools version of the multiple-file uploader not working with MooTools 1.2 — it’s now been updated. The widget required three small modifications due to changes to MooTools’ syntax.
Get the modified code here (old 1.1x-compatible version also included).
Published July 9th, 2008
…yes, I know, I go on about Firebug a bit.
OK, a lot.
But good as it is it can still be improved, as this list of Firebug extensions proves. There were several on the list that I hadn’t heard of before and have already installed.
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