jqUploader: jQuery plugin for file upload and progressbar, has been updated !
jqUploader is a jquery plugin that substitutes html file input fields with a flash-based file upload widget, allowing to display a progressbar and percentage.
The plugin uses the form action attribute value (normally pointing to a server side script handling the upload and other data manipulations, and appends a variable “jqUploader=1″ so that the upload code is initiated when it sees that key/value is on the posted data.
Author: pixeline
Date: June 8th, 2007
filed in: Development, Interfaces
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Mathias offers good tips to really improve a lot the speed and memory management in Firefox 2. check it out: Mathias Bank » speed up your firefox
Author: pixeline
Date: June 5th, 2007
filed in: General
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I learned something new today in php / mysql development:
I'm facing the same issue every now and then, for a mailinglist script i wrote which uses mysql as data storage.
Problem is, depending on the end user server configuration, special chars such as é,è, ê, ë get wacked when saved in the database, as it sometimes is not set to use utf8.
What i've learned? You can avoid the problem by just setting the database connection to view any data being sent or retrieved as utf-8 by just opening the connection and then telling MySQL that it should set/handle all string type data as utf-8!
PHP:
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// now do your inserts and selects
You can also set this in your MySQL config file, so it's automatically done at startup!
CODE:
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[mysqld]
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init-connect='SET NAMES utf8'
Author: pixeline
Date: June 3rd, 2007
filed in: Development
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The ultimate and state-of-the-art theory about web form design. accessible, pretty, unobtrusive, ergonomic. I'm impressed !
Read it all at sitepoint: Fancy Form Design Using CSS [CSS Tutorials]
Author: pixeline
Date: June 1st, 2007
filed in: Design, Development, Interfaces
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