Monthly Archives: May 2006

Getting Loopy – Nested Javascript Loops

Posted on May 26, 2006 by Brian

Complex loops with Javascript can get tricky. Double-nested loops, dynamic field names, and all kinds of other things can leave a programmers head spinning. Let’s get Loopy and tackle this in a nice programatical manner. Recently presented with a form … Continue reading →

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Problematic SQL Sorting

Posted on May 25, 2006 by Brian

Sometimes, all you want to do is a simple ORDER BY, but it just doesn’t work. SQL has some quirks when trying to sort “text” numbers, especially when they are decimal numbers. Consider the following Database table, myTable: Code varchar(5) … Continue reading →

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Is it Time to Abandon 800×600?

Posted on May 16, 2006 by Brian

Yesterday, May 15th 2006, Yahoo! Inc. released a link in their blog to a preview page of their new layout which perhaps may set the standard in pushing away from developing for 800×600 resolution. It will not fit without horizontal … Continue reading →

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Microsoft.com Goes Valid

Posted on May 5, 2006 by Brian

Hell must have frozen over sometime in the past month or so. With the newest rendition of the Microsoft.com Home Page, the markup actually passes W3 validation for HTML 4.01 transitional. Further noteworthy, is that there are accessibility features in … Continue reading →

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