IE7 and Google Maps
Perhaps this is just me, but in case it isn’t I am going to explain the issue I had and the relatively lazy way I went about fixing it.
I am currently developing a site that uses the Google Maps API and using both Firefox and IE7 to do the developing. I found that on IE7 [...]
The absolute bestest thing about web development
You experience a problem (almost always down to internet explorer). You figure out what it is. You rewrite a substantial chunk of code by the seat of your pants, and it just works. Just like that.
It doesn’t get much better than that.
The most important thing you ever learned about JavaScript
What’s the most important thing you ever learned about JavaScript?
For me it’s this:
I am an idiot.
Almost everything that ever actually goes wrong is down to me being either too hasty, or not thinking things through well enough. Yesterday I spent two hours trying out different combinations of regular expressions only to find out that the [...]
Stop the Bomb
Robert Scoble, amongst others have joined a campaign to Google Bomb a number of sites relating to Martin Luther King.
The point of this is that the number one Google search at the moment for Martin Luther King seems to be a hate site, and they aren’t keen on that and want to get that site [...]
Life in the web lane
Having been head down in web standards and accessibility for quite some time I have taken my eye off the ball somewhat when it comes to JavaScript. To be honest it is several years since I did anything of any significance; although I did mess about with Ajax a little while back.
The problem is that [...]