Category: JS CSS

Most websites are secured by storing a Session ID in Cookies. This SessionID is used to authorize the user with the website. It is a randomly generated code that is also stored on the server, and these 2 strings are then compared. In part 1 of this blog post, I want to focus on exactly …

While debugging the Ggdag website, I ran into an interesting problem. The thing is, I use transactions there, and I was also using methods from the class MSStoredProceduresI. When I tried to get the number of rows in a table, it threw this error: “ExecuteNonQuery requires the command to have a transaction when the connection …

I have just spent a very long time on this again, and finally, after endless googling that went on for hours, I discovered a solution that actually works. The only 2 “special” techniques this solution uses are z-index and absolute positioning: HTML code: XML<!– The first image has a folder icon – the file tnFolder.png …

I spent 2 hours on this today, so I hope it helps someone to spend less time on it. My problem was that I was trying to do it in HTML5 alone. I didn’t think about combining HTML + CSS, and at that point I didn’t care how it would look. I wanted to avoid …

This code works great with text at the default size. If you need to make the text larger, don’t forget to increase the border-width by the same ratio. For example: if your text is 16px (which is what I get in Opera when I don’t set it at all), you might increase it to 32px, …

What do you think the last 3 alert dialogs will show? Those of you who say 1, 0 and NaN are absolutely right. Take a look at this simple code with my comments: JSfunction TestAssociativeArray() { var myArray = new Array(); //-An item can be created using either array notation [&quot;a&quot;] or object notation .a …

Since I spent a good deal of time on this (…), I am posting it here, hopefully it will be useful to someone. Anyway, take my advice and forget about all the XMLHttpRequest objects, ActiveXObjects (which work only in IE) or other frameworks built specifically for this, for example, I came across XHConn. All you …