I have been using jQuery/Prototype/ExtJs and other frameworks for last two years. These frameworks have been very useful.
I switched to YUI recently and finding the learning curve a bit too steep. Also the framework is not making my life as easy as with Extjs or Jquery.
When I consulted severa...
I am used to post my ideas on one forum and started to worry that I will loose them if it gets closed. Do you know a good way to download entire (ideas of other guys are also nice!) phpBB3 forum to a database? Is there software already available, or I have to write it myself?
UPDATE1:
Well, I c...
I'm using Google Analytics now and it has the annoying feature of considering domain.com/ and domain.com/index.php different items.
Is there a filter setting where I can instruct GA to merge the stats for these two items into one? It's stupid to have 20% of the homepage traffic showing up as /in...
I've recently been asked to run an adwords campaign. I have no clue how to charge for this.
Do I charge monthly/weekly?
Do I charge a % of their budget?
Do I charge for the setup cost?
Do i charge based on the number of keywords?
I have implemented my own autocomplete via jQuery but the browser covers up the first option with its own autocomplete info? Is there a way to turn off this field autocomplete from the server side?
This stems from another comment thread: The idea of questions being "closed" seems to rub some users the wrong way. They don't understand that a question that is closed can be reworded and reopened by the community. The terminology itself implies a finality, that their question has been deemed un...
Just as the title suggests, whats the best way to check if an element exists with jquery. I find myself constantly using .length on elements.
Is there a better way of doing this?
The way i typically use it is that if i am going to do anything with an element in a script ill check if the elemen...
About 3 years ago, I was looking for a way to allow a web app user to download table results to an Excel file. I knew that I didn't want to put Office on the web server and that I probably wanted to create the XLS file in XML format. The question was: what was the best way?
Now I am writing my r...
I have been using jQuery/Prototype/ExtJs and other frameworks for last two years. These frameworks have been very useful.
I switched to YUI recently and finding the learning curve a bit too steep. Also the framework is not making my life as easy as with Extjs or Jquery.
When I consulted severa...
Assuming I already know the JavaSE basics, what would be a good JavaEE book?
I am used to post my ideas on one forum and started to worry that I will loose them if it gets closed. Do you know a good way to download entire (ideas of other guys are also nice!) phpBB3 forum to a database? Is there software already available, or I have to write it myself?
UPDATE1:
Well, I c...
How to Convert .Flv Vide Format to 3gp for Using In Android
I have a date in a variable like: 01-01-2009 and need to change the format to Y-m-d. What should I use to do this conversion?
I've recently been asked to run an adwords campaign. I have no clue how to charge for this.
Do I charge monthly/weekly?
Do I charge a % of their budget?
Do I charge for the setup cost?
Do i charge based on the number of keywords?
I have implemented my own autocomplete via jQuery but the browser covers up the first option with its own autocomplete info? Is there a way to turn off this field autocomplete from the server side?
Just as the title suggests, whats the best way to check if an element exists with jquery. I find myself constantly using .length on elements.
Is there a better way of doing this?
The way i typically use it is that if i am going to do anything with an element in a script ill check if the elemen...
