tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-20091531466105646352011-04-21T13:08:35.897-07:00Technical notes of a Buffalo, NY Web Developer.<br /> PHP, XHTML, Actionscript, Javascript, MySQL, CSSAlexiconhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/03483414482971332254noreply@blogger.comBlogger41100tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-2009153146610564635.post-760378380974412322007-12-12T16:28:00.000-08:002007-12-12T17:22:07.885-08:00

Just read AppScout's post about how Facebook has announced their own version of OpenSocial, in an obvious move to compete with Google's initiative. I myself haven't done any developing for Facebook, but I wanted to put in my own two cents about what this could mean for OpenSocial. It seems that Facebook, who already has a developer API in place, will win the race to get the API open to other

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It's a good thing, though.Sometimes, when you are creating a layout in Firefox using CSS instead of tables (good for you!), and you are choosing to use position:relative; rather than the float property, you run into a problem where, if you have multiple links side by side, Firefox only allows the very last one to be clickable, and uses their heights as a sort of invisible mask to put over the

Alexiconhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/03483414482971332254noreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-2009153146610564635.post-15386391634044858662007-11-27T17:31:00.000-08:002007-11-27T19:38:18.139-08:00

Hey there!At one of my jobs I recently got into using GreyBox. I needed a simple-to-use popup tool to create a popup window when a user clicks on an item in the online store to add it to their cart. They would click "Add," a window would pop up, and they would select how many of the item they wanted. When they clicked 'submit,' the popup window would send that data to a PHP script via AJAX to

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Goddag!This is my first post, and I wanted to share a solution to a problem I faced at work this week.I was working on a PHP page that displayed an invoice that was to be sent to a customer from the admin section of the website, had the customer requested it.The structure of the files were like this:send_confirmation.php: contains a form with two input fields -- the email address of the customer,

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