Easy method to build the most simple login box for your sites' control panels using the HTTP hardcoded 401 AUTH-entication. Of course it sounds easy but there are always challenges.
Regardless of the small degree of diffculty, this method pays off big times as it'll be a plugin to use on and on for any control panel you build. It's also ultra-cross-browser.
The websites and resources that shocked and resurrected my latent Javascript skills. It's a quite good collection after about two weeks of study but the results of studying these sites were amazing.
I can see clearly now the rain is gone used to say a song. I'd say the fog is gone for me and the Javascript picture is getting sharper by the day.
Last but not least, don't flame me, teach me Javascript!
Had to deal with Firefox more than I wanted to in the past weeks while developing some sites and an eCommerce engine. So I started to search for plugins to make my experience a bit more pleasant.
PS: I got a few more days of hard work and next week I should come with some new cool posts. I kind of neglected this blog lately but… c'est la vie (toujours a bitch)!
Short hints on CSS pseudo-selectors and some reference sites. See how easy it is to set different styles based on element relationships using CSS.
PS: I guess you know these already so this post is not for CSS gurus!
14.05.2008 I updated this class adding a new post function metaWeblog compatible provided by Maximus Marius from seo 4you. I added a few tweaks to it, tested it and it works. You can now enjoy tags support. I also added another fix mentioned by netizen.
I just finished coding a implementation for 95% of the XMLRPC functions in Wordpress. It can successfully post, delete, edit, manage categories and so on! It's Wordpress on remote control.
Someone asked me how to use the infamous eHttpClient to count the Google search results and this is my reply and a little kiss script.
PS: I added GZip compression to eHttpClient and I'll post it these days. Cheers!
I use innerHTML and outterHTML a lot but I just came to realize they don't work in Mozilla (I hate FireFox). As my Javascript skills are a bit rusty I had to find some alternatives and found a bunch of JS code lines to replicate the behaviour I needed.
