I recently put together an Ajax autocomplete example using PHP and Mysql so I could post it on my blog, but after getting it working outside wordpress on an independent page I had trouble getting it into wordpress. I had used plugins in the past which allowed for php code to be used with shortcodes, …
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Browsers are like Churches
Last night one of my clients asked me why the same code can be interpreted so differently by different browsers. Though I agreed as I pointed out the long standing rift between Internet Explorer and most of the others, I couldn’t really explain why. But after sleeping on it I think I have a decent …
How to Add the Sidebar to WordPress Twenty Eleven Theme Single Posts
This is my first post since splitting off my technical posts into a new blog focused in that area. Part of the process was setting up a new wordpress blog, and of course I wanted to try a new theme, the Twenty Eleven theme. After I began importing a few posts I realized that there …
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Source Control Feels Good
originally posted at http://www.goodfeelingplace.com/source-control-feels-good Today I want to sing praises for source control. I was working on an inventory application this morning, putting a few final touches on the display of the data to make it more crisp and clean looking. In this application I used the extjs grid view library (see www.extjs.com for more …