Archive for the ‘Programming’ Category

IE Hacking, Again

Saturday, March 20th, 2010

I loathe IE, and what developer doesn’t.  Can I get an amen from the choir!?  Anyway, found another useful hack for IE.  When putting Flash content on a site, sometimes the user is required to click the Flash component to activate it.  Annoying, but easy to fix.  For all of you jQuery lovers, here is how to fix it.  (You can laugh under your breath.)

$(‘#flashWrapper’).html( $(‘#flashWrapper’).html() );

So basically you are taking your Flash embed code and adding it back to the div that contains the, you guessed it, your Flash embed code.  Believe me, I laughed when I discovered that this was a fix for this issue as well.  So simple.  So trivial.  But the thing works.

- Blessings

Level 2 Has An Opening

Saturday, June 27th, 2009

Level 2 Design is looking for a web programmer.
The position will start out on a contract basis, with a goal of full time-employment.

The job requirements are as follows:

Expertise:
PHP/MySQL
HTML
CSS
Javascript (jQuery, Ajax, etc.)

Familiar with:
Flash Actionscript/Flex
PHP frameworks (Cake, CodeIgnitor, Zend, etc.)
ASP
Server maintenance
DNS configuration

The job includes building comprehensive websites with complex IA and various features for users. You will be working closely with a team of other developers, and designers to create the best possible products for clients.

If you are interested feel free to give us a call at 423.779.7172

PHP Options Object

Friday, February 13th, 2009

The wait is over for a way to add the functionality of a Javascript options object to PHP5.
I will forwarn that this post contains mostly code since I explained the benifits of this methodoly in my previous post on javascript option objects.

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JavaScript Options Object

Tuesday, February 10th, 2009

I don’t know how many times in the past I have found myself using a class and I want to change only one of the optional parameters but it just so happens to be the last argument.  In order to avoid changing the default value I have to look at the objects source code.  There are two ways to avoid this issue.

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