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This function (intended to be an application or view helper) creates a pager bar useful for navigating many pages. It shows the first, last, current, nearby, and halfway-to-end pages. It looks like this (where the current page is 11):
< 1 ... 5 .....
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posted 18 years ago by Agent
This is an extension to Ruby's String class. Just put this code in a file and include it. This basically takes a string and adds literals and padding to it. For example, you can format a phone number with optional area code like this:
"5445556...
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posted 18 years ago by Agent
based loosely on Eric Meyers sheet but then tweaked to my own.
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posted 18 years ago by smynett
replace submit buttons with nice images and does also the rollover. Easy.
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posted 18 years ago by valcartei
this layout has a fixed width sidebar and a fluid main body.
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posted 18 years ago by penguin999
Developed for eclipse but prolly useful elsewhere, put the text after 'find' in the 'find' box and the text after 'replace' in 'replace'.
Note: this example uses an html list item 'li', make sure to replace that with the tag you want to find
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posted 18 years ago by rhlowe
to call this function you would use "asfunction:myFunction,argument1,argument2,argument3" as the href in the tag in an HTML text box.
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posted 18 years ago by Bonky
have dt and dd inline is done automatically in Firefox, but screws up in IE7. So we need additional css rules, which have to be applied only if IE is used.
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posted 18 years ago by valcartei
There must also be a JavaScript function defined in the containing HTML page:
function makePopup(url,pop_name,width,height) {
window.open(url, pop_name, "width="+width+",height="+height+",resizable=yes,scrollbars=yes");
}
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posted 18 years ago by Bonky
Build URLs for subcategories, e.g. 'cat-child-support.html' becomes '/family-law/child-support/'
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posted 18 years ago by ches
Over time, your Mac's Mail program can start to feel sluggish because, like any database, over time it needs to optimized.
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posted 18 years ago by jonhenshaw