Blog.pixelbreaker.com Website Review

I’ve longed for a way to avoid having duplicate host files on all my virtual machines for a while now. And when I relalised there was is no way on iPad to modify hosts, I had to find a way. Here’s my solution, using a proxy on my host machine, and pointing iPad, mobile, When the docu*ent is ‘ready’ call takeoverloader() on jQuery results (desired DOM elements). In my case I used $(docu*ent). It will then track all img elements in the children of your chosen element and report progress and completion of the loading process. It will ignore img tags with an empty src attribute, or a clas* of .noloader So you’re initial code would be something along these lines:             {                 $('.loadprogress').hide(); It’s up on github, and there’s also a minified (google closure compiled) version in the repo too. I’ve just spent a few hours trying to clean up the ja*ascript on a project that’s about to launch, and I’m really impressed with available online, as a Rest API or as a ja*a app. I’ve been running it on my machine, with a shell script to batch the compilation of .js It not a ‘real’ compiler, it doesn’t produce machine code, but it not only shortens your code, such as variable names etc, it also if( !!markerClusterer ) markerClusterer = null; markerClusterer = new MarkerClusterer( map, markers, settings ); I’ve had some time this morning to wrap the screensaver up in something other than screentime, and it all works perfectly for me. My Please have a go and let me know if it works ok on Snow Leopard, and also older OSes, if there’s problems, comment here, and I’ll try They are re-writes of my current ja*ascript extensions to SWFObject. One for full browser flash with a minimum width and height. And an fiddly CSS to make the full browser view work, the CSS is all implemented by jQuery!         var mainFlash = $.flash.create(             {                    swf: 'FlashApplication.swf',                 width: '100%',