I'm not 100% certain, but you you may try to change the target attribute of the link. Using <a target="_blank" href="" id="mylink"></a> forces a new window. Just try domID.target="_blank".
Nice. On the new car prices tab, I would change the star (explode view) icon to a triangle, or (+) sign, just to make it a tad more obvious. But that is all I can think of at first glance (which is...
You're welcome. It looks great on Safari (Mac) I highly suggest it, because of the Dev tools that come with it. I was able to change the position of elements on the fly with almost no work.
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When I view it (Safari) I see the video offset to the right 30 pixels or so. Set the left edge of the video element to 359px. on Safari, it aligns up perfectly. Perhaps it will on other browsers as...
One thing you may want to do in your css file, is set margins and padding of your body element to 0. Some browsers automatically give a "ring" around the content, others don't. This can seriously ...
Ajax calls are basic html calls. Browsers send cookies with them. You can set a cookie, make a totally unrelated AJAX call, and the cookie goes with it. Or, you can add the javascript variable to...
You cannot directly execute SQL from javascript, but you can use AJAX. I can't give specific directions, because the topic it too large, but look into Prototype.js or jquery for easy to use...
It seems like a lot of this work then is not too much to protect my own site, but to protect other sites. If I want to break into my Mom's bank account, I do so by breaking into her Hotmail account...
Yes, but dictionary attacks require that they somehow steal already hashed and salted passwords. If I go through all the trouble of stealing this, why not just steal the data itself? After all,...
I don't have multiple servers, so when I store the hashed login/password, it is stored with all the data of my applications. The idea behind dictionary and rainbow attacks is that a hacker needs to...
Did you know that Safari can "mimic" different web browsers? If I want to watch "The Guild" on MSN video, I simply tell Safari to send the "Internet Explorer 8.0" user agent and it lets me watch it....
I'm curious how sites like the NYTimes stores information about me long term. If I don't visit their site for six months, they know who I am. I would like to copy this functionality for a site I am...
Well, that is what is supposed to happen. It's not though. It's firing before Prototype.js is parsed. It worked when I wrapped it in a setTimeout(). It even worked if the timeout was 0 mSec.
Download the GIMP for cropping the picture. It's free, its as good Photoshop-2-3 versions behind. I've heard Square Space being advertised a lot. It's a new on-line wysisyg editor, free on a trial...