| Thu 27th Nov 2008 @ 7:11pm |
Here's a riddle for you:
Under what conditions does this loop never terminate? (ASP)
While (False And !RecordSet.EOF)
Response.Write("Hello World")
Wend
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| Fri 21st Nov 2008 @ 3:45pm |
A good designer will create exactly what you want. A great designer knows it doesn't matter what you want - only what your customers want.
| Mon 17th Nov 2008 @ 3:55pm |
Sometimes form builders require more effort than writing a form manually!
| Mon 27th Oct 2008 @ 10:14pm |
Recently while working on the new web site/website for work, the question of whether to use website or web site came up.
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| Tue 21st Oct 2008 @ 8:16pm |
Useful web site tracking resources: http://tinyurl.com/65ue6g
| Wed 8th Oct 2008 @ 10:59am |
Sometimes single-sign-on is more annoying than useful! (Google)
| Mon 29th Sep 2008 @ 12:08pm |
Tables & Gmail don't mix: http://tinyurl.com/67xowv
| Thu 18th Sep 2008 @ 3:47pm |
| Tue 15th Jul 2008 @ 8:50pm |
I found this addon today for Firefox:
It helps you remember if you're working on your development site or live site by putting an icons in the address bar, and helps you quickly switch between the two by clicking it.
What I was actually looking for, and haven't found, is an addon that will make it more obvious which site I'm currently viewing - such as putting a big red border around the development site pages!
| Sat 5th Apr 2008 @ 10:16am |
There's a number of server-side javascript engines, but I stumbled upon one called Aptana Jaxer today that looks very good. It allows you to mix server-side and client-side JavaScript, call server-side scripts from the client, and to manipulate the DOM on the server using all the same functions as a normal web browser.
Note: I haven't tried it out - I just found it - so it may not be as good as it looks at first glance, but I wanted to make a note of it somewhere anyway.
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