Archive for December, 2008

Well like it or not we all need to test in other browsers. IE and Firefox aren’t the only browsers in the world. Webkit browsers are increasing in numbers and we need to pay attention to them as well. In the past I’ve used Konqueror to test but I’m not a big fan of it [...]

A new version of jQuery Impromptu is out. One is a change which I noticed a bug with webkit, textareas, and the show() effect. Form inputs are improperly positioned when the show() effect is used as the entrance effect. The default show effect is now fadeIn, as I believe it provides an equally pleasing effect. [...]

It seems you can never do enough to protect your website. One pointer I thought I’d mention is to remember to not use the default ColdFusion sessions when possible as they do not encrypt session cookies on the client. You can easily change this in the administrator to use UUID for cftoken cookies under the [...]

A few days ago I wrote about Link Nudging, and I got to thinking this could easily be a lot more customizable and flexible, so I added a couple lines more to it and now you can give most any css attribute a “Yoyo” effect. Maybe yoyo isn’t the best word to describe it but [...]

Sure its definitely a trivial thing todo, but I thought I’d post how to get up and running within a minute using Gnome Schedule in Ubuntu(I’m sure Gnome Schedule is available for most linux distros as well). First just open up Synaptic Package Manager and do a search for Gnome Schedule. Check the box beside [...]