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Monday, February 21st, 2011
TweetPHP is an Interpreted Server-Side Language. This means that the code is never sent to a browser. It “lives” entirely on the server. The server reads through any PHP that it encounters in a document, and works out what the result should be. A document containing PHP is normally has the extension .php, however it is possible [...]
Tags: browser window, client browser, concepts, direct access, hacker, htaccess file, html document, hypertext preprocessor, increased security, mouse movements, PHP, php script, scripting, server side language, vulnerability, web development, web page
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Thursday, February 10th, 2011
TweetI have just been making a jQuery popover for a client’s site. I must confess, I cheated and adapted the information in this wonderful jQuery popover effects tutorial on teamtutorials.com. It’s a great timesaver for someone like me, as I’m no jQuery maven. I have had hours of fun writing programs in JavaScript, but DOM [...]
Tags: appearance, browser window, bugs, design, DHTML, internet explorer, jQuery, popover, remove(), scripting, special effects, splash, writing programs, youtube video
Posted in jQuery, web design | 4 Comments »