The Problem: The Javascript XHttpRequests (aka AJAX) has cross domain restrictions that keeps you from making POST requests to a different domain from the one running your client code. The Solution: One of the most used ones is to create an iFrame with the POST data and add it to the document and submit it. [...]
Continue Reading →The live() method of jQuery is a blessing for dynamic interfaces. It allows you to attach events to dynamically created elements. Say you want to create a dynamic menu based on some live data read from a server. Maybe you want to create some HTML like this: With jQuery you can dynamically generate clickable elements [...]
Continue Reading →I had a couple of sites hosted on a Bluehost shared account and I’ve recently moved from using SVN (Subversion) to Git (I’ll try to post soon a beginner’s guide to Git), and I really wanted a fast and feasible solution for the deployment of those sites updates (really a better way than to FTP [...]
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