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In order to test how a website looks in IE 6, we're going to have to install (or re-install) Windows XP on one of our computers.

Update - this might work! We'll try it out after nightskyre gets home, just in case it breaks something.

If anyone is curious, for my simple AJAX needs, I used the method outlined in this article. It has turned out to be exactly what I needed - a Javascript function makes HTTP calls to a separate PHP page that has most of the logic.

Note to self: if you are using Visual Studio 2005 and are working on ANYTHING that will eventually be published to a network ("web application", "web service", etc ( Read more... )

Anyone out there used Sajax?
It came up when I searched "PHP Ajax", and I'd like to know if it's worth my time and effort, or if I should branch out and add in Ajax functionality without a toolkit to help me.

(I'm working on a website for a friend, and I'd like to add a little bit of Ajax to the RSVP page (not yet up) to help the user experience. ( Read more... )

When visiting an ASP webpage, hitting "Enter" will theoretically submit a form, but without triggering any click or submit events. It basically just refreshes the page - totally useless, in my opinion.

So how do you get "Enter" to trigger a specific button-click? Set the defaultbutton property on your FORM or ASP:PANEL tag to the name of the ( Read more... )

Today's UserFriendly is hilarious... at least to web developers :)

I haven't looked into the working draft of HTML 5 yet, so I don't know what to think about it.