I'm wondering what are some common misconceptions of jQuery? I've found there is a lot of hype around the technology and I'm trying to wonder how much of it is true. And how does it compare to the other Javascript libraries like mootools etc. ...
How do I: detect if an HTML checkbox has be clicked/selected? retrieve which checkbox(es) have been selected? Example code: <FORM ACTION="..."> <INPUT TYPE=CHECKBOX VALUE="1">1 bedroom<BR> <INPUT TYPE=CHECKBOX VALUE="2">2 bedrooms<BR> <INPUT TYPE=CHECKBOX VALUE="3">3 bedrooms<BR> <INPUT TYPE=CHECKBOX VALUE="4+">4+ bedrooms<P> </FORM...
Set the scene: New to .NET; drinking from firehose ASP.NET MVC app, SQL Server back Editable table in browser with a single SAVE button. User can right-click to add or delete rows. Table won't ever have more than approx. 30 rows. My question : I'm saving everything upon the Save button click but would it be better to save row by ro...
How can I easily obtain the min and max values from a JavaScript Array? Example code: var arr = new Array(); arr[0] = 100; arr[1] = 0; arr[2] = 50; // something like (but it doesn't have to be) arr.min(); // return 0 arr.max(); // return 100 ...
Hi all, on my web site http://tinyurl.com/yz67d7 Located at the top right corner I have a radio form field for bathrooms (1+, 2+, 3+, 4+). In Firefox/Chrome - these all are horizontally aligned on a single line. However, with IE6+, the bedrooms are split over 2 lines. Any ideas why this is happening. Seems like a CSS issue. ...
Having read some great things about the Django framework I'm becoming quite interested in it. But before making my decision to use it for a small project I would like to hear some more down to earth opinions: Please write of your experience with the framework beyond the usual "toy" website and how well it compares generally with other ma...
How do you change the color of the "check" within an HTML checkbox? By default, on WinXP Firefox/Chrome/IE - the check is green. I would like to change the check within an INPUT type="checkbox" to orange ...
Hi, In situations where a browser is under intense load I find that animated gifs, for example a throbber, will stop animating until the load subsides. This behaviour seem to be consistent across the browsers I've tried (Firefox, Safari, IE, Opera, ...). Am wondering if there are any techniques I can use to ensure that animation conti...
Hello I am creating a windows application that will be installed in 10 computers that will access the same database thru Entity Framework. I was wondering what's better: Spread the queries into packets (i.e. load contact then attach the included navigation properties - [DataContext.Contacts.Include("Phone"]). Load everything in one qu...
I wish to provide a status dashboard to users of my SAAS internet application similar to the status dashboards provided by Google and Amazon. Does anyone know of a ready-made 3rd party hosted service supporting such an interface? Google example: http://www.google.com/appsstatus#hl=en Amazon Example: http://status.aws.amazon.com ...
I am somewhat new to web development, so I'm not sure how "stupid" this question is, but I couldn't find much when searching, so I wanted to ask. I am creating a page that, when a user presses an Export button, it exports a snapshot of the site as a PDF. The PDF library takes a URL. That works well. However, I want this page inside a...
What would be the the best way to track monthly bandwidth usage for accounts in a rails web app where each account has it's own domain or sub-domain. Some kind of log parser? I've seen some apps doing this but not sure how. ...
Hi I have products that are made up of a couple of options. Each Option has a SKU Code. You can only select one option from each SKU Group and the options have to be concatenated in the order of the SKUGroup. So for example i would have a list of options in a table in the DB that looked like OptID PID SKU Price SKUGroup 156727 93...
Google just released Google Friend Connect which allows you to allow community discussion and the possibility for real-time community communication on your site. I think it'd be really cool to integrate this with open source dev mailing lists and dev forums, to offer a more "real-time" chat discussion along with the longer email respons...
I started a new job recently. I've been a Java & XML Web Developer for two years. The new place I'm at has several large web applications, but none of them deploy to my local JBOSS server because some genius decided to create a Java Projects instead of a Dynamic Web Project. I tried following the steps to convert the project but that cre...
I have a two domains, example1.com and example2.com From example1.com, I would like call a JSON API I have on example2.com. Knowing that this is not allowed, it occurred to me - this is exactly why JSON**P** was created. Question is, how do I modify my JSON API to make it JSONP capable? Basically, how do I create the callback api? UP...
Does anyone know of a way to make a Google Maps marker "bounce" using JQuery Bounce package? ...
Hi, My requirement is to provide: Userid password based authentication. Open id based authentication Url based authentication (its a custom sso impl we have) in the same project. I have tried to plug in Spring security into an existing project as (code stripped down for simplicity): <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> <beans:be...
I'm writing a tool that allows someone to connect to a web page and generate files for download on the fly. To write these files, I can use PHP functions like fopen or fwrite, or I could create a script that can be called as a system call to generate the output such as: php downloadGen.php > filetocreate.xml The fwrite version of the ...
So I've read you should use POST for anything that could modify data. E.g. BAD <a href="edit.php?id=12">Edit</a> GOOD <form action="edit.php" action="post"><input type="hidden" name="id" value="12" /><button type="submit">Edit</button></form> Now obviously the first once is more terse, but it would be considered the wrong way to ...