User Personalization with PHP” examines the last scripts that make up the main section of the application. In particular, it covers how to add , remove and change bookmark information. Go here to see the original: User Personalization with PHP: The Final Scripts

In the “Comet Programming: Using Ajax to Simulate Server Push” article, we learned how to use XMLHttpRequest long polling to refresh page components and keep cached data in synch with the server. Today’s technique, sometimes called a “Forever Frame”, relies on a hidden IFrame. The rest is here: Comet Programming: the Hidden IFrame Technique

Beginning with version .960, Simple Comments supports visitor logins using OpenID identifiers. In this article, I discuss some of the specific architectural and developmental considerations that went into the process of OpenID-enabling the Simple Comments system. By Dan Ragle. 0820 Read more here: Simple Comments Meets OpenID

The ASP.NET AJAX Control Toolkit assists in the development of extender controls, the use of attributes to decorate extender control properties that should be included in the $create statement creation, built-in designer support, and much more. By Adam Calderon & Joel Rumerman. 0714 Read the original here: Adding Client Capabilities to Server Controls Using the [...]

In this article you’ll learn about a wide variety of tips: from storing and using hidden data to making HTML forms and lists look great. Each topic contains a brief introduction, then details on how to apply the technique. By Joseph Myers. 0711 View post:JavaScript and HTML Tricks

JMeter is useful and convenient for functional testing. This week, you’ll learn how to create a Test Plan and incorporate and/or configure JMeter elements to support functional testing. By Emily H. Halili. 0707 More here: Functional Testing

This book is written for someone who has a good grasp of HTML and CSS, and is looking to extend their capabilities. There are plenty of stimulating tutorials, but most importantly, you’ll learn how to create dynamic, eye-popping Web sites. By Lee Underwood. 0703 Credit:Book Review: Head First JavaScript

If you’re looking to upgrade to a larger hard drive, add an external hard drive, CD drive or give additional life to a switched-out drive, this system is as simple as it gets. By Lee Underwood. 0916. View original here: New Life for Old Drives

The very first step in moving markup into modern form is to make it well-formed. Well-formedness is the basis of the huge and incredibly powerful XML tool chain. By Elliotte Rusty Harold. 0609 See the rest here: Refactoring HTML: Well-Formedness – Part 2

The first step in moving markup into modern form is to make it well-formed. Well-formedness guarantees a single unique tree structure for the document that can be operated on by the DOM, thus making it the basis of reliable, cross-browser JavaScript. Elliotte Rusty Harold. 0602 Read more: Refactoring HTML: Well-Formedness

Eclipse provides a nice environment for debugging a running Java application. When launched, the application runs in the hosted mode browser. In Debug mode, the hosted mode browser is connected to Eclipse and can use Eclipse’s debugging commands. By Ryan Dewsbury. 0519 More here: Software Engineering for Ajax – Part 2

A great advantage of using the Google Web Toolkit (GWT) when building Ajax applications is leveraging advanced software engineering. This week you’ll learn how to use the Java software engineering tools in GWT to build high-quality Ajax applications. By Ryan Dewsbury. 0512 Go here to see the original: Software Engineering for Ajax

Pragmas in Perl are specific instructions that we can embed in Perl code, depending on our needs and preferences, that allow our scripts to be compiled and behave differently than they would otherwise. In this article, we look at how pragmas work. By Dan Ragle. 0508 Source:Perl Pragma Primer

Last time we looked at how to use the dnd module. This week, we look at how it’s implemented. Like all GWT modules, our drag-and-drop module has an XML configuration file. It also has some Java classes and interfaces. David Geary and Rob Gordon. 0505 See more here: Implement Drag and Drop in Your Web [...]

In part 4 of the series, we defined the appearance of our autocomplete control using an external cascading style sheet (CSS). This week we’ll create a JavaScript file to manage the behavior of the autocomplete control in the browser. By Rob Gravelle. 0501 Read more here: How to Create an Ajax Autocomplete Text Field: Part [...]