Hi.
If a website client of yours hired
you to manage an actual storefront and you
arbitrarily slammed the door in the face of every
100th, 200th, or even 1000th customer, how long
do you think would you keep your job?
If some js feature bring me 100 costumers i can effort loose 1, which don't
Out of curiosity, what sort of feature are you talking about that
can't be done server side (ie, *without* AJAX)?
I'll confess to relying heavily on server side JS on some projects,
but I did so because I knew those apps would be used exclusively on an
intranet where the SOE was known to support
I think the point is if you should be spending time developing
something with a bad user experience that hardly anyone will use. Yes
you could implement a spreadsheet app with tons of page requests, but
the user experience would be so bad that people probably wouldn't want
to use it.
On
thanks guys, the #tr... method didn't work for me before because of a stupid
syntax error on my side : (
works like a charm now.
On Mon, Jun 15, 2009 at 4:02 AM, Andrew Stewart a...@universalsprout.comwrote:
On 15 Jun 2009, at 10:05, matt andrews wrote:
Here's a number for you: when I added
thanks again - works like a charm
On Sun, Jun 14, 2009 at 9:33 PM, raven rav...@mail.ru wrote:
Hi.
If you want prohibit text wrap in column, you may use CSS rule.
td{
white-space: nowrap;
}
Regards.
Raven aka Silent Imp.
Hi.
Out of curiosity, what sort of feature are you talking about that
can't be done server side (ie, *without* AJAX)?
As a matter of fact, you right.
Without AJAX (in any form) server side scripting remains intact and matter
disappears.
My front end development order:
1. XHTML coding of
At 6/14/2009 06:02 PM, Andrew Stewart wrote:
If you can improve the user experience using JS (why else would you be
spending time on it) then you must accept that the user experience for
those 10% without JS is going to be worse and hence they are less
likely to buy from you, or give you some
I agree with you on pretty much everything. My point is that I wish
there was more detailed analysis of users with JS etc.
Lets take the example of a social networking site that earns revenue
by pay per click advertising. If we assume that maybe 10% of users
don't have JS, it is also
This is off-topic for this list so please respond direct to me rather than
the list ...
I'm looking to have a quick chat to someone who's worked at Dominos Pizza
some time in the last 5 years - not necessarily in the IT area - even
someone who's delivered pizzas would do. But if you've worked
Easiest way.
Order a Pizza from them, then when the delivery person arrives, refuse
to pay until they answer you question.
You'll have your answer in about 30 mins, hehe.
Mike Kear wrote:
This is off-topic for this list so please respond direct to me rather than
the list ...
I'm
...and if anyone knows who designed the dominos.com.au online ordering
system, please let me know. I'd like to have a quiet word with them :)
Cheers, Andrew
Andrew Boyd faci...@gmail.com
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On 16/06/2009, at 10:51 AM, Mike Kear
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