Monthly Archives: October 2011

http://martinyweb.com/cheatsheets/ http://semlabs.co.uk/journal/mod_rewrite-quick-reference-and-cheat-sheet

iPhone 4/5 UI Elelment Sizes iPhone – Safari Screen Dimensions & Layout Here are the dimensions of the iPhone screen when running Safari. In portrait orientation the screen dimensions are 320 by 356 pixels. In landscape the dimensions change to … Continue reading →

The long and short of it I now use Command+R for refresh and Command+Shift+R for when I need to do a hard refresh. As you’d expect, you can replace Command with Control for the Windows equivalent. And now I can turn my cache back on and save some … Continue reading →

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Safari and Chrome are both webkit based browsers. Webkit uses the native dropdown elements from your OS instead of implementing dropdowns itself, and unfortunately native dropdowns do not support a click events. For the same reason they also do … Continue reading →

http://snippets.aktagon.com/snippets/534-How-to-scrape-web-pages-with-PhantomJS-and-jQuery

A friend said: Just supposing one wanted to buy a friend an i-Pad 2, is there any reason she would want more than the basic 16GB WiFi-only model?  Or would you think a cheaper iPad model 1 would be better … Continue reading →

  I said: Troubled by an annoying failure when trying to apply JQuery to a form. Below is an example of the problem I’m having and a serendipitous work-around. – of course if you can’t change the page you’re analysing … Continue reading →

Fluid lets you create a Real Mac App (or “Fluid App”) out of any website or web application, effectively turning your favorite web apps into OS X desktop apps. http://fluidapp.com/

<form action=”/plaincart/checkout.php?step=2″ method=”post” name=”frmCheckout” id=”frmCheckout” onSubmit=”return checkShippingAndPaymentInfo();”> <input name=”optPayment” type=”hidden” id=”optPayment” value=”paypal”/> <table width=”550″ border=”0″ align=”center” cellpadding=”5″ cellspacing=”1″ class=”entryTable”> <tr> <td width=”150″ class=”label”>First Name</td> <td class=”content”><input name=”txtShippingFirstName” type=”text” class=”textbox” id=”txtShippingFirstName” size=”30″ maxlength=”50″></td> </tr> <tr> <td width=”150″ class=”label”>Last Name</td> <td class=”content”><input … Continue reading →

a) the very quick way to look at DOM with Web Inspector using Safari or Chrome is – how did I not know this – to right-click on the element of interest and select Inspect Element. That saves me laborious … Continue reading →