Okay, I’m probably not the best person to talk on behalf of Microsoft’s consumers as I don’t actually touch anything Microsoft apart from Internet Explorer to test sites in. The reason I’m not is because of this same question that remains unanswered. Why won’t they listen to consumers? In particular web developers: Why does Outlook not support all CSS and why doesn’t IE follow W3C standards?
Archive for August, 2009
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Javascript Libraries: Prototype or jQuery?
A year ago the answer was easy, Prototype. Today jQuery has grown enormously and has the largest active community out of all the Javascript libraries. But is it the right choice for you? And what is a Javascript library anyway?
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Zip files using PHP without the PHP zip function: PHP Zip Class
The search for a PHP class to zip files has taken me well over 2 years. Going from not being able to find ANY to being able to find some that worked but wouldn’t unzip on MAC, the search seemed as if it would go on forever. A lot of web hosts don’t have the PHP zip function installed yet creating zip’s is quite important and handy to a lot of project. Today my search is finally over and I have finally found an easy + working PHP class for zipping files.
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It’s all about me…
Time to take a brief step back from the usual chatter – and tell the world about me! For those who don’t know, my name is Jason Stockton and I am a web developer from Melbourne, Australia. The reason I started this blog was because all too many times I’ve come across issues when developing sites that I could just not find solutions for. Often I’d waste hours trying to find the solution when usually it’s really simple. Thus I started this blog to hopefully save people a little bit of hair pulling and then eventually premature balding. I believe for the most part the blog has been successful for helping a number of people with various issues.
I’ve also just released a website about me and my web development so check it out!
http://www.jasonstockton.com.au/
Enjoy! Feel free to let me know your thoughts of the site =)
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How to fix the “Save For Web” color shift in Photoshop.
If you’ve used Photoshop’s save for web feature, no doubt you’ve ran into problems with colours going from brilliant to dull and lifeless. It’s a very frustrating this for designers and developers alike. After years of trying to find solutions and work-arounds for the problem, I finally found one that works.
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