A new version of jsProgressBarHandler is avaiable. Changes are a bugfix to making multiple barImages properly work with Safari and addition of an internal queue.
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How to find the original Flickr Photo URL and User from a Static Flickr Image URL/Permalink
TinyMCE CSS Classes and IDs Plugin : bramus_cssextras 0.5.0 hits the net!
My inc.functions.php
– Part 4 : Unshifting elements on an array and preserving keys
My Changes Of Life
My Javascript (non-AJAX) Progress Bar Class : jsProgressBarHandler
Don’t you just hate it when people wrongly label something as AJAX? A fine example of this is the – so called – AJAX Progress Bar. Above that the javascript could … well … let’s say “a rewrite needs to be done” popped up in my head, resulting in jsProgressBarHandler, a Prototype.js class to dynamically …
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My Code Snippet : Automatically start Lightbox on page load (autoFireLightbox)
Ever wanted to automatically start Lightbox so that it shows an image immediately after the page has loaded? It’s possible! Someone posted a little Javascript Code Snippet that provides this functionality in the Lightbox Forums. Although the code is OK, it requires editing Lightbox.js, which will of course break when a new version is released …
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My Link Love – 8 things you might not know about me …
My iPod Management : XPlay
In the recently posted “10 Alternatives to iTunes for managing your iPod” Ross McKillop (the author) brings forward 10 programs to manage your iPod in Windows/Linux/OSX. Great list in my opinion, yet on Windows there’s this one killer app to manage your iPod which he did not mention: XPlay. Reason he didn’t mention it, is …
My DOTD: MS SQL vs. PHP: 4096 is the (default) limit
Small tip: when getting data from a MS SQL Database through PHP you’ll notice that your data gets chopped. First thought that the datatypes of the fields weren’t sufficient enough to hold the data, but the text datatype can hold up to 2ˆ31 – 1 characters and the data was stored correctly in the database …
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