Dojo kicks freaking arse. It roxerz on so many levels, I can't contemplate any
other library.
If you really want to do some heavy AJAX, I'd go Dojo.
If you're looking for a bit of flash, heck, they're all good. 'prolly
use what James
sugged, since it ties with CF.
I wonder tho... have any
On 6/10/07 Neil (RX) wrote:
What's wrong with your keyboard? Seems to have poste in nonsense street
mode
(-:
Whoops! It's the latest language for FCKEditor... musta left it on... amazing
how it integrates with gmail, neh?
Translated, the gist is that dojo has some built-in stuff for
Post the dates a day in advance.
Problem solved! ;]
Sorry, I know, I know... had to do it...
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On 6/11/07, Andy Matthews wrote:
FYI, while jQuery doesn't do this out of the box, there is a plugin to manage
the back
button.
Sweet! Gotta have that back button handled, neh!
Are you using the plugin? Does it use a hidden iframe, or another method?
I like the fact that the stuff is sorta
1
Heck, I manage a bunch. Too much, actually.
Just got a couple of contractors turned comrades in arms tho.
It was trial by fire. No one died, so we're good to go.
Still bringing them up to speed on the frameworks, but it's been
nice having people who understand what I do around... people
to
Jim has his DP libraries, you might check out the security one.
http://tinyurl.com/256snz
On 6/11/07, Christopher Jordan wrote:
A friend of mine and I have built one for a client of ours, but it
doesn't handle things the way we'd really like it to. It's never a very
big priority to our client
On 6/11/07, Brad Wood wrote:
You were thinking of How many CF developers does it take to screw in a light
bulb?.
Just one, but don't ask me how it got in there.
Or,
3 hundred, but don't ask me why. =-P
(the short made me laugh. Good job whoever!)
Yes, much better. Good point CoolJJ!
Oh,
On 6/11/07, Dave Watts wrote:
Joel's article covers a lot of ground - the evolution and misappropriation
I read that article every time I chance upon it, and enjoy. Just a great
writing style, ta boot.
And, if you use CFQUERYPARAM or CFPROCPARAM or any other mechanism that lets
you
On 6/11/07, Dave Watts wrote:
While I don't know enough to know, I've seen some oracle
stored procs that pass an entire SQL query as a param...
always kind of assumed that was NOT being safe... I'll keep
thinking that, even if it's wrong, just cuz it bothers me, in
general. =]
No,
You'll probably have to cancel the original enter event.
Or, you could fogogging-ogle it. =)
Re, the foggogerler:
This can be achieved by submitting the form using the onClick event
handler instead of onSubmit event handler. It is necessary to return
false on event handler onSubmit to prevent
I don't know if there is an onenter input attribute... that might be a
problem.
In your case tho, I think you could just do this, and fake the enter
key listener (since it's in a form, enter is bound by default to submit).
I think.
form onsubmit=entermessage();return false;
Which I hope would
On 6/12/07, Neil (RX) wrote:...
So, yes we manage 300 but in all reality we may not touch any of them
since
launch:
And there's the money. I keep meaning to do something like that... get
those
reoccurring payments going on... for doing nothing more than backups and
whatnot. Let's see...
On 6/12/07, Ben Forta wrote:
CF may be able to do the same thing, but the fact that Ben Forta
didn't mention it doesn't bode well for that being true.
It's doable, via the text ODBC driver, but it's slow, and the SQL is a
pain.
I still think the best option is to do this in the DBMS.
On 6/12/07, Phillip M. Vector wrote:
That did it! THANK YOU! :)
Woohoo! Sweet. You're welcome!
JS is pretty fun once you start to get it.
Very flexible... yeah. Have fun picking it up, it's more usefuller now than
ever.
Heh. Usefuller...
On 6/12/07, Andrew Scott wrote:
if it was me I would remove the form.
Put the event onKeyUp=javascript:entermessage() and then in the
entermessage check that the key up was indeed return (enter = 13).
Then you remove the need for the unwanted form tags.
I've got a habit, I think I picked
On 6/12/07, Will Tomlinson wrote:...
Any ideas anyone?
I don't use qForms... but if you want to add another event to
the onchange of the select, you can just put the current
function inside another function, and then call that. Like:
function departmentOnchange {
You'd need the parenthesis tho (amazing I left those off, considering how
much I love them).
function departmentOnchange() {
On 6/12/07, Dinner wrote:
On 6/12/07, Will Tomlinson wrote:...
Any ideas anyone?
I don't use qForms... but if you want to add another event to
the onchange
On 6/12/07, Dave l wrote:
One time i looked and there were lots of .net php jobs around here but
they averaged about $25 an hour for pay, whereas the cfm jobs averaged about
$55 an hour.
So is a decent cf dev retarded to work for around $20 an hour, 90hrs a
week?
No no, don't answer, that
On 6/13/07, Bobby Hartsfield wrote:
I figured I'd wait
http://larholm.com/2007/06/12/safari-for-windows-0day-exploit-in-2-hours
Ironically, IE just put out a bunch of critical updates.
Hmmm... guess it's par for the course, part of the big game, etc..
I'm going to go get Safari now. Been
On 6/13/07, Ariel Jakobovits wrote:
No, s/he is not, because web development is fun and CF web development is
the best.
Ironically, that's the crux of the matter. Add in some swell people, and it
takes
a good bit of BS to make my buddy feel retarded. Pretty analogous.
BS happens tho, so,
On 6/13/07, Will Tomlinson wrote:
James,
I'm trying to add another variable to these params, but not having any
luck. I thought I had a handle on adding them, but apparenly I'm slower than
I thought.
I need to add course=#FORM.course, because I need to use that argument in
the cfc to
Hey, I resemble that comment!
On 6/13/07, Neil wrote:
Hmmm... OK
Are you on drugs?
:-p
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cfcontent type=text/xml charset=UTF-16
Or cfprocessingdirective pageencoding=UTF-16 /
I think.
See (cf 6):
http://preview.tinyurl.com/yuqgva
Or more recent docs
On 6/13/07, Brad Wood wrote:
Hey, this ties back to my post the other day
On 6/14/07, Dave Watts wrote:
The only way to protect the database server from being vulnerable to
successful exploits against your web server is to put it on a separate
machine.
And even then it's not really protected. /Maybe/ it's more protected,
but man, there are a million links in the
On 6/14/07, Jonathon Stierman wrote:
Why code by hand when computers can do it for you? :)
Indeed! I know /my/ fingers get pretty tired...
all those ones and zeros...
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On 6/14/07, Nathan Strutz wrote:
Of course there arguments the other way. For instance a config object with
an unknown or ever-changing number of params it reads from a database or xml
file would not be as helpful to you if you had to constantly add and remove
getters and setters every
On 6/14/07, John Robinson wrote:
Actually in this case, I do need to kill the session. I'm building a
chat app. When a user leaves, I need to let the other users still
active in the chat know that this user has left. Essentially I'm
You can always do something like if they click the
Given the following examples:
rootbook title=testauthor name=bob //book/root
root
book title=test
author name=bob /
/book
/root
Have I changed the actual data being transferred one iota?
Yes. The second example has two text nodes within root,
On 6/15/07, Dave Watts wrote:
needed there - or anything else you can think of. Just because whitespace
is
unimportant to you, doesn't mean that it's unimportant to everyone else.
I've always kinda liked the whole eastern perspective on space, and how
the emptiness is as important as the not
What would a DTD look like for something with text nodes instead
of elements? Can you say X element should have X nodes?
(Sorry to spin/hijack the thread a bit.)
On 6/16/07, Dave Watts wrote:
In all my examples, I have been assuming that if data (text)
was stored inside of a start and end
So, to echo a thread I have going on community...
With frameworks, and modular code, etc., etc., you could easily
generate targeted output formats for your data, be it wrapped
in Flash or just Plain Text.
So long as your forms degrade nice, you can even use the same
HTML but without the
Named Virtual Hosts.
Here is an example (the commented out rewrite rule is for using
jboss/tomcat):
vhosts.conf or httpd.conf:
#
# Use name-based virtual hosting.
#
NameVirtualHost *:80
VirtualHost *:80
ServerAdmin [EMAIL PROTECTED]
DocumentRoot /webroot/localhost/
ServerName
You'd also need to edit your hosts file, adding hosts to reflect the correct
host names
(stanlyco.local, in my example)
hosts file (windows/system32/drivers/etc/, I think.):
127.0.0.1stanlyco.local
On 6/18/07, Dinner [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Named Virtual Hosts
They've got a new XML based deal too...
On 6/18/07, Jake Pilgrim wrote:
There is a CFX tag which you can install for PayFlowPro, however it is a
Java CFX tag and the instructions they provide for installation do not work
if you follow them line for line.
On 6/20/07, Dave Watts wrote:
How do I unsubscribe from cf-talk
http://www.houseoffusion.com/cf_lists/unsubscribe.cfm?user=292
Aaron, that's your unsubscribe link, not the original poster's.
ROTFLMAO
And I had thought the legacy ASP comment was good...
One can set up a post-commit hook as well... check out The Book, for examples
of stuff.
Wouldn't be trivial, but I think that's how you'd do it, if you
weren't using a working
copy of some sort.
:D
On 6/21/07, Russ wrote:
This is why we don't export, but check out a working copy for the
IIRC, it only does it once, and the timeout is configurable. I think.
Could even be a post from me here on talk about it...
On 6/21/07, J.J. Merrick wrote:
yeah if you look in your error logs you will see that it is trying to
contact jRun and then times out. It will proceed to do this on
On 6/21/07, Doug Bezona wrote:
The only downside is that you have all of the .svn directories around. For
our dev and qa environments, this is no biggie, but it's not what we want
for production. In our case, we just do a full export for production, since
even though we have a similarly large
On 6/25/07, Tom Chiverton [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The iPhone is just one example of the 'smartphone' device type. I hope Google
will offer the save re-encoded video to them all.
Hear hear. Or whatever. The more formats, the merrier-- if they can
do it, more
power to 'em!
As for what the
On 6/25/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Can someone please tell me why there are more .Net job than cf jobs? I can't
understand why most jobs are .Net and not CF jobs.
Depends on what kind of job you are after, I reckon. At a certain
point, it doesn't
really matter, dude. You
Not to mention mylar, and whatnot... having bug reports and tasks
linked right into the
bug reporting/project website intelligent targeting of stuff
you're going to edit...
These things are becoming development AIs, ya know? Sweet...
On 6/27/07, Dinner [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
TortoiseSVN, while quite awesome, does NOT compare to the level of integration
Subclipse offers. Not even close.
There is so much more, I won't even go into the list, but it's WAY
different than
using HomeSite or DW and tortoise.
Clicking on an incomming or outgoing change, and getting a
At least his was 50-60% on topic. ;-)
(I say, without adding anything myself- Ha!)
Ok, hell- Why not implement something like here (HoF),
where the addys aren't totally displayed unless you log in?
=] Happy 4ths, folks.
On 7/4/07, Bobby Hartsfield [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Must you rant
On 7/4/07, Jim Davis [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Just because I love you guys I actually uninstalled WinAce to try it out
and
it worked fine for me. Klunky, featureless and bland but it did the job
and
didn't seem to take much longer than WinAce. The process runs as part of
explorer.
On 7/4/07, Eric Roberts [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
YAY Mark!!! And thanks for the post Henry! Now off to try out 3.3 :-D
Be sure to get the one with mylyn (if it isn't in all of them)- it's
kick-arse.
(you may need to download the generic connector to connect to your
own tracking system:
On 7/4/07, Eric Roberts [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What is mylyn?
OMFG! Are you serious? ;-)
It's a killer facade for Eclipse, that integrates with tracking systems and
whatnot (like bugzilla, trac, subversion, cvs, etc.).
Freaking great stuff-- just barely started using it, but have been
On 7/5/07, Claude Schneegans [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have shared this address with no one
Wrong: we all have your address in our PC, and if only ONE of us has
been infected by
It doesn't even take infection. I bot can 'scribe too, ya know? They're
sneaky smart, probably spam AI is
It probably won't help at all, but I've got a bit of code that uses
jexcelapi, and converts
queries to excel workbooks.
It puts each query in a worksheet, and has some simple formulas and whatnot,
but I
don't think that would do any good for what you're trying to do.
Unless you've already got it
On 7/5/07, DURETTE, STEVEN J (ATTASIAIT) wrote:
I'd be willing to put some time towards it. CF-Talk could come up with
questions for the tests! Hey if we wanted to do advanced tests, we
could even use some of the really hard e-mails that come to the list!
I'm all for more tools
On 7/5/07, James W wrote:
It does mean that someone else would have to do some work, however. Are
you
willing to pay for that work, however easy or insignificant it may seem
to
you?
I'd be willing to contribute time to help fix it. Does that count?
Heck, post the relevant code on-list,
Might be as simple as you forgot to wrap the #'s with cfoutputs.
Happens to me quite often*- just view the source, using firebug or whatnot,
and verify that it is sticking the correct URL in there.
*I used to wrap the whole page in a cfoutput. Now I don't. Thus...
habits.
HIH
:D
On 7/5/07,
On 7/5/07, Rick Root [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 7/5/07, James Wolfe [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It does mean that someone else would have to do some work, however. Are you
willing to pay for that work, however easy or insignificant it may seem to
you?
I'd be willing to contribute time to
On 7/5/07, Aaron Roberson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
...
Mysteries, anyone like them?
They're alright, but I prefer Fantasy or Sci-Fi. ;-)
Not to be a mystery killer, but what do the logs say?
That's where I'd start my gum-shoe-ing.
, Yves Arsenault [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks for the reply.
I actually had the entire form wrapped in cfoutputs
When I look at the source, I see action=index.cfm?event=LogonAttempt
Yves
On 7/5/07, Dinner [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Might be as simple as you forgot to wrap the #'s
Nothing but the beta is disabled from the first batch, jumped out at me...
But it looks like you've got the connector in verbose mode, which is swell-
I bet someone can see what's happening from this.
Did you check out the CF logs after the apache request? Was that were
the beta is expired or
On 7/14/07, peter mayer wrote:
Hello!
I have got two simple SQL statements in my CFMX - application:
I'm going to take a wild stab and say it's the version of the mysql
driver.
Try using mysql-connector-java-3.0.17-ga instead.
Or perhaps whatever driver cf8 ships with... I don't think I saw
On 7/9/07, Ben Forta wrote:
If you've found problems, report them, and QUICKLY!
I put one in a week or so ago, and have yet to hear back.
It was one about decrypt. The other person experiencing the
problem sounds a bit frustrated.
Is the labs forum the correct place for problem reporting?
I like to sit back, and wonder: how many apps are out there, running
about 20-80% slower than they should be... =]
On 7/14/07, Hansjoerg [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello!
Incredible - going back to this old version resolved the performance issue
... very, very strange ;-)
Best regards,
On 7/15/07, Qasim Rasheed [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Jonathon,
I wrote a small utility to expand the logging functionality by using log4j.
http://cflog4j.riaforge.org/
Log4j is swell. You can do all you want, and more, OP person.
I rigged it up using AOP and coldspring... freaking nice.
I don't think it's necessary to go with an expensive provider for
your average web site, but I certainly wouldn't go to that level of
cheap either unless you simply didn't care if the site was up or not.
I went with them, and frankly, for that price, I didn't care if my site
is up or not (you
On 7/16/07, Richard Dillman wrote:
What about finding CFINCLUDE within CFIF and CFCASE?
I think the intent, if I'm not mistaken, is to find all the orphaned files
that are NOT still part of the system and folders that are not being used
and create a clean directory. The Site map would just
I think I am looking for a tool that is more of a link checker then a
site navigation tool. The part I am not sure of is how to check links
that are encoded inside of PDF documents?
ht://Dig indexes PDFs... Verity does too (how well... I don't know, I've
never really put either to a
On 7/21/07, Crit wrote:
Any suggestions? I am not even sure if this is the best way to setup
the projects table.. so if it's not... let me know...
I'd restructure your DB. Maybe use a join table instead?
projectAnimals
projectAnimalID
projectID
animalID
Knowing nothing about what your
Be sure to check the sourceforge fckeditor tracker plugins page, too.
You'll find whatever you need, or examples of it, there.
__
I betcha!
On 7/27/07, Dan Vega wrote:
Scott,
Thanks for the reply. I forgot to post back yesterday but I am almost
complete. While I have not gotten into plugins
On 7/30/07, Justin Scott wrote:
Personally, my belief is that server monitoring is a must no matter what
edition you run, or how many sites you're running. I can't count how
The nice thing about the 1.5 and above JRE, is that you can slap in
some pretty nice monitoring tools yourself. One of
On 7/30/07, Jim Davis wrote:
CF 8 (either standard or enterprise) is, unfortunately too expensive for me
personally - but the price is far from unreasonable when you look at the
universe of options.
Ha! If you have a personal enterprise app, guess you're set.
Get coding you monkeys!
Was there, got booted. Hope it helps!
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On 7/30/07, Rick Root wrote:
Would y'all mind joining me in the cfopenchat demo
I don't know how hard to code it would be, but you could do an
away at 30, and a boot at a minute or so.
Just cuz 30 seconds can be a short time (or quite long, like
when you're jumping outta planes).
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On 7/31/07, Raymond Camden wrote:
I hope folks forgive me for my language above but I'm a bit pissed as
to how I'm being dragged into this.
Dudes, if this is Ray pissed, I'm like, what's enraged look like?
:-) You're a good man, Ray. Thanks for your contributions, y wotnot.
On 7/31/07, Robert Harrison wrote:
All I can say is, Thanks Adobe. I just got my company to pay for a series of
clases for .net and vb.net.
Worked out OK for me. Don't know if it will work out for Adobe when we start
dumping CF.
Eeeew! dot net? *gags* (nothing wrong with it, just
On 7/31/07, John Mason wrote:
JBoss Enterprise4,500
Hey, here's an apple!
Another point for the Adobe people, I remember when the standard/enterprise
started and there was a lot complaining back then. With the price gap
getting wider, maybe it's time for a third
Another thing to keep in mind, is, Open Source.
It's starting to Crush, you know? Still hasn't flipped the
script, but we're getting close. Seriously close.
Guess it's sorta like the tulip thing, or whatever- The
stock market, etc.- You ride as long as you can, and
hope you don't stay too
On 7/31/07, Sean Corfield wrote:
Change the comparison. It should not be about technologies, it should
be about solutions.
This, actually, is one of my points- It seems like it's all about the tech,
vs. the solutions.
Solutions-wize, is actually where PHP and the other Open Languages
are
On 8/1/07, Andrew Scott wrote:
I also have to say that Groovy and Grails are awesome as well...
We use both here, and I am impressed.
Heh. Yeah. I keep saying PHP and whatnot, but those are
the ones that are making waves right now, aren't they?
:-)
Quite different from paying license fees tho, isn't that? In fact, that's
kind of like what I'm talking about.
On 8/1/07, James Holmes wrote:
Well, sort of. Enterprises often use SLES, RHEL; versions of Linux
that are not free.
On 8/2/07, Dinner [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
By this argument
On 7/31/07, Ben Forta wrote:
I know this won't change how anyone feels about it, but just know that we do
take the time to research this thoroughly - probably more so than many who
Hey Ben, I'm sure there were meetings upon meetings- I'm talking more
philosophical/future, looking at now
Bump. j/k =]
On 8/1/07, Sean Corfield wrote:
On 8/1/07, James Holmes wrote:
Well, sort of. Enterprises often use SLES, RHEL; versions of Linux
that are not free.
On 8/1/07, Dinner wrote:
Quite different from paying license fees tho, isn't that? In fact, that's
kind of like what
I downloaded aspell and then modified the spellchecker plugin
params to reflect the location, and bam! works nice!
I like it better than the IE plug-in one.
On 8/2/07, Bruce Sorge [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have one better. I just installed the ContentMonger CMS and FCKeditor is
telling me
it's probably already been answered, but all the CF tags are located
in the dictionary folder within the plugin's folder under eclipse.
Just a bunch of XML files that you can edit, and then share the fixed
version of with Mark. ;-)
On 8/3/07, Eric Roberts wrote:
Most companies that are using enterprise level products will not use the
free versions of linux because there is no support for them. Ey need to
have someone to call and be able to fix ASAP if something breaks. That
would require one of the paid versions of
I've inherited a fusebox site that doesn't seem to have much
in the way of cfqueryparamed user-entered variables...
There are a bunch of queries, so I'm thinking of how I could
work lazy-er and yet fun-er. It's been a bit since I messed
with FB, but I was thinking perhaps I could create a
I've got a function for this: http://sourceforge.net/projects/jscalendar
Which makes it pretty easy:
input type=text id=datesome#jscalendar(datesome)#
You could write one pretty fast (or have mine, of course).
__
Guess I should put it out at cflib.org- since there's this nifty little
list here
On 8/6/07, Justin Scott wrote:
Anyways, while I'm percolating, anyone have any
ideas? Doable, not-doable, done? Hmmm
There was a link to a site earlier today where I found a XSSBlock custom
CFML tag that has an option to block basic SQL injection attacks:
On 8/6/07, Justin Scott wrote:
does not get executed. If you want that code in the database to be
executed, you will need to write it to a file first, then include it in
the page. Generally I don't recommend doing that unless you absolutely
You can also create a function, like
On 8/6/07, Paul Vernon wrote:
I don't know how many times we've seen the subject of this thread over the
last few years but it generally ends with Jochem blowing holes in every type
of contrived SQL injection protection and the general consensus ends up
being if you are worried about SQL
On 8/7/07, Paul Hastings wrote:
in the i18n world, java MessageFormat's are often used for dynamic content
like
this. it's flexible, quick as an added bonus handles locale formatting where
needed.
Now that's pretty slick! Thanks!
On 8/7/07, ch g [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I appreciate your help...
I was in little bit of confusion, this is my simple code
a href=2003_Collection.zipZip file/abr/
a href=2005_Collection_mac.sitxStuff it file/a
Check your apache config- I bet there's a funky mapping in there
for stuffit
But what exactly would this tag do, if not create a bound parameter? It
sounds like what you really want is an off switch.
Or, hey, crazy idea: Format the output so homecheese can read it!
Actually, I bet that's doable, right now, if you mess with stuff, since
I'm pretty sure that all the
On 8/7/07, Paul Vernon wrote:
I guess I should qualify that and say, use HTMLEditFormat() and
HTMLCodeFormat() on any *untrusted* user submitted content.
What's this trust thing of which you speak? :-)
I was trying to find a catch-all for cfquery cuz I just whent thru this
same deal a few
On 8/17/07, Casey C Cook wrote:
1) 1 week of Java training from a vendor
2) 1 week of on the job training, a book of your choice and assigned a
java mentor to ask any questions
#2!!!
Hell, the internet is fine for #1- I can tell you, just about teaching in
general- a human mentor for
On 8/17/07, Cutter (CFRelated) wrote:
fairly sure 6.1 wouldn't at all. I have a tutorial on my site for
setting up with 2.0.59:
Side note: FWIW, compiling the connector always worked for
me when the pre-compiled one didn't, for various apache vers.
On 8/17/07, James Holmes wrote:
Apache 2.2 will not work with CFMX 6.1. You will have to use Apache 2.0.
Even if you compile the connector yourself?
There's always the proxy bit too, which bypasses the JRun connector.
I've got an example of using the AJP mod_proxy stuff with jboss- it, or
On 8/20/07, Rich wrote:
Is anyone aware of a code coverage tool for CF unit tests? If not, how
are
the rest of you handling unit test coverage (if at all)?
The CFUnit view in CFEclipse is cool, and there's also the TPTP
JUnit auto-generated stuff, but honestly, selenium has been the
most
That wikipedia ROCKS!
Seems like the most plausible way to get that kind of
coverage is through Test Driven Design, and I mean
the kind where you sorta define the thing you're trying
to build in the empty space of the tests, or whatever.
Automated might get buffer-overflow type stuff, but I
On 8/22/07, Sean Corfield wrote:
On 8/21/07, Dinner [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
That wikipedia ROCKS!
Don't believe everything you read on wikipedia - it's descriptions of
some design patterns are pitiful, for example.
Fo sho- Did you see the page on Dada Art? ;-)
Do you ever edit those
It's the label, I'd guess- technically, they don't wrap like that.
Label should just have some text, really. You'll get all kinds of weird
stuff
when you wrap it around other elements, IIRC.
On 8/29/07, Ian Skinner wrote:
Here is some interesting behavior. Give this code snippet a try in
Ha! You Swedes! =)
It's amazing how fast you guys have been rolling out this stuff.
Maybe it's just my floaty perception, but it seems like- wow!
kudos.
On 8/27/07, Gert Franz wrote:
Well, beeing from Switzerland is not allways good. At least our german
is better. But we will update it
On 8/29/07, Steve Sequenzia wrote:
I am currently working on a small web app and I am struggling with some UI
issues.
I have in the past liked to use frames (I know) for the general layout.
You know, it may seem funny, but you can (using dojo, fer sure others) make
a really nice,
On 8/30/07, James Holmes wrote:
Inline elements can usually contain other inline elements, according
to the HTML spec. Have you seen a spec that excludes label from this
rule?
At first glance the question hadn't seemed answered, sooo...
It was a kind of off the cuff type of comment.
On 8/30/07, Gert Franz wrote:
:-)
It's like in Die Hard:
The Stockholm syndrome
Like Stockholm Finnland?
No Stockholm - Sweden
Hehe, that actually sounded funny when I typed it, but I'm glad you
got what I meant. =]
their code for performance, since it's our business. Railo helps,
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