So here’s the problem — you have a web based application that uses multiple forms, often on the same page. Any arbitrary combination or number of forms may appear on the same page at the same time. For example, you may have a small login box as well as a form to subscribe […]
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At any given time, there are about a dozen or so websites that I help develop in
some form or another. The easiest way to work on a site is to maintain a copy
of it on my local machine… nothing special there. However, what if you want
to view the development version of the site? […]
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In the transistion to XHTML, many webmasters are shocked to discover that links
with target=”_blank” (which would typically cause the link to open in a new
window) prevent their page from validating. This is actually part of the
behavior of the link, and (to use proper MVC seperation) therefore should be handled by a
scripting language instead of […]
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“Despite the tons of examples and docs, mod_rewrite is voodoo. Damned cool
voodoo, but still voodoo.” — Brian Moore
I’ve been using mod_rewrite for some time now for various
things, but just recently I’ve really started diving into it in order to make
cool URIs for skillet.com. The document root is presently a mess, […]
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