
ober
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- Birthday 02/02/1980
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Anyone know of a good up-to-date jQuery cheat sheet? The most recent I can find is 1.4 and they're on 1.7. Edit: scratch that. Changing my google search turned one up: http://woorkup.com/2011/12/05/jquery-1-7-visual-cheat-sheet/
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PHPDesigner 8 (http://mpsoftware.dk/) was just released. I've been using this IDE for years and I absolutely love it. I looked at PHPStorm and it seems like PHPDesigner can do all of that stuff. And it's cheaper.
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I'm always looking for new tools so I gave this one a test drive. It is very cool and I like the idea of being able to browse the different cloud services in a very nice interface. However, no one doing any reasonable development would find this effective. Having to open a new interface to select a file to upload vs. having a split window where you can drag from a local location is not something to leave out of an FTP program. Fail. By the way, I don't personally use it but I've tried it: the IDE I use (PHPDesigner) has a built in FTP tool that will automatically upload the files when you save them. That might work for some but I like having more control over when things are uploaded.
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My biggest issue with your site is 'header' area. You have that HUGE block that is present on all pages. If my screen was only a tiny bit shorter or I was one of those people with 10 toolbars in my browser, I wouldn't even know the content below it was changing. I would either reduce the size of that banner area, have it change from page to page, or think of a different way to do that. I agree with the comments about 'missing information'. When to call, where you are if someone wants to come to you... maybe a FAQ section?
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So FCKeditor got upgraded to "CKeditor 3.0". Great... no built-in file browser but they're pushing CKFinder... which has a steep license fee. Anyone know of a decent web file browser/managers that can be integrated with other rich editors?
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I think you owe us a torrent, no?
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How many super computers do you know that are still up and working 28 years after they come online? it's already obsolete in terms of technology...
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That's a fairly broad question. Many spammers use a variety of methods to send spam, using different encodings, spoofing server information, etc. to get around spam blockers. I would get an OTS product which has a subscription service that is constantly updated. Doing this on your own would be a nightmare to stay on top of.
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Google and even Bing do this for you. You don't have to enter anything. It uses Geo-locating technology to determine your location. Even better is if you have an account with one of these services and provide your location.
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HAHAHAHA... I've run across a few of those on a blog I visit. Classics for sure.
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After using it for over a year, I'm sold on PHPDesigner. Great product, works well and has a lot built-in.
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Really simple WYSIWYG text editor. Multiple files in one?
ober replied to tibberous's topic in Miscellaneous
http://www.phpfreaks.com/forums/index.php/topic,201206.0.html Xansa noted a smaller editor that might fit your needs. -
Opera wins again!
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This is a good companion and is linked from that site several times: http://www.ilovejackdaniels.com/cheat-sheets/
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http://emaxhosting.com was suggested as well.