I can’t find any information about this, partially due to the badly named noscript extension, but it appears that firefox will load an image in a noscript block even when javascript is enabled. This is troubling for my use because I’ve put a static google map on an app for those that do not have …
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In doing some work with OAuth today I cam across xAuth which is apparently supported by Twitter. Good thing to be aware of: Using xAuth, an alternate OAuth from Twitter
Icalendar is not fun to work with. If only there was a library that would make it easy and pleasant. Alas, that does not seem to be the case, but there are places to start. There are 3 ICalendar libraries available as gems: iCalendar – version 1.1.3 released 3/2010 iCalendar home – rdoc RiCal – …
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I was cleaning up some javascript notifications for a website and came across this common question: what is the best way for elements to be visible when a user does not have javascript enabled but hidden when they do (often to be revealed by javascript? I cam across an article titled How To Hide And …
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