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It's not a secret, you just don't know where to look...
When in doubt, check the source. It's a bitmask which determines how characters get escaped and the default value is 7.

Well done, but you should put a crystal-clear warning on the encryption page that the strength of the password is magnitudes more important than it would be for a server-side solution. Having both...

Several problems:
1. You're counting your rows from 0 to 9 and your cells from 0 to 5, so you're generating 10 rows with 6 cells each, but you're only filling the first 46 (9 * 5 + 1) cells with...

Firefox doesn't like the way you specified the target date, "10/11/2008 14:30 AM", the combination of 14:30 and AM doesn't make much sense. Try either 2:30 AM or just 14:30.

This bug could be caused by Firebug itself. Disable it in the Add-ons manager and try again.

According to bug 445166 throwing an error is the correct behaviour (although it shouldn't be NS_ERROR_INVALID_POINTER). You might want to file a bug that it still works from inline scripts.

Please don't talk down filters. ;-) With Matrix you can rotate every element at an arbitrary angle.

Great, you're right. Percent-encoding the # should work (and definitely did work for me with Opera and Firefox) but IE7 acts up and opens a blank window and an Explorer window with the parent...

file:////127.0.0.1/test/%23Day1/text.html

Install a local web server. The policy for accesses using the file: protocol was tightened in Fx 3, only the same or lower level directories can be read.

Firebug return the value of the last evaluated expression. In your case that is
stats[new Date(3011, 5, 20).getDay()]++. new Date(3011, 5, 20).getDay() returns 4, the value of stats[4] before the...

That is because you're using block-scoped variables in your Perl example but function-scoped variables in your JavaScript example. Block-scoped variables were added to JavaScript in version 1.7, try...

Because 10 is a primitive value, not a object value. Try return new Number(10) instead.

Some JS libraries have this, see here for an example, but also check the browser compatability page.

<script type="text/javascript" src="http://o.aolcdn.com/dojo/1.1.0/dojo/dojo.xd.js"></script>
<script type="text/javascript">
dojo.addOnLoad(function () {
dojo.connect(dojo.byId("container"),...

Correct, onreadystatechange is not completely reliable. "State of the art" ATM seems to be this solution.

Don't believe everything some dudes write on some web forum. From the HTML 5 draft:

See this text for the truely beutiful way to use inline scripts in XHTML that makes both browsers and the validator happy.

It's because you've commented out the code. Try this with a XML mime type, for example:

<script type="text/javascript">
alert(1)
<!-- hide from non javascript browsers
alert(2)...

<a href="images/ph1-lg.jpg"
onclick="var w=window.open('images/ph1-lg.jpg','imagewindow','height=560,width=820,toolbar=no,directories=no,status=no,menubar=no,scrollbars=no,resizable=yes'); if (w) {...

If your extension uses only JavaScript and crashes Firefox, then you should file a bug report with Mozilla. Maybe you're lucky and they'll have a workaround for you...

Try
onclick="var w = window.open(this.href, uniqueWindowName, options); if (w) { w.focus(); return false }" but keep in mind:
- this may or may not work with tabs.
- the user may have disabled...

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If you allow IE to access ActiveX controls that are not marked as safe for scripting then you can use the WMI scripting interface which will give you full access to the Windows registry where IE...

Looks like you've got a different version of ui.slider.js. I'm using the one from this archive:
http://code.google.com/p/jqueryjs/downloads/detail?name=jquery.ui-1.5b.zip

Keep in mind jQuery UI...