Ok, so I don’t really hate Gmail, but I am pretty annoyed right now. Every time I try to send an email, I get an alert saying “An error occurred trying to send the message”. Despite my best-efforts to follow Gmails TOS, I believe that my account has been disabled…hopefully only temporarily. And here’s why:
SimpleModal Contact Form (SMCF) is an Ajax powered modal dialog contact form for WordPress. The project and all of the information about it is hosted on WordPress.org. If you have any feedback regarding the plugin, please let me know.
I manage 14 different email addresses through one single Gmail account. Any idea how many spam emails I get to those addresses in a 30-day period?
There are three new options and the handling of data has been revamped. For more details, including documentation, demos, tests and downloads, visit the project page. I’m finishing up a WordPress plugin based on SimpleModal, which should be ready soon. The Contact link above is powered by the new WordPress plugin.
In jQuery 1.2.1, when using the $.ajax function with cache: false, jQuery appends a parameter with the current timestamp to the URL. This parameter makes the URL unique and therefore prevents subsequent request from being retrieved from the browser cache. However, the code that adds this ‘no-cache’ parameter does not check to see if it [...]
While creating the build system for our Java web application, I set out to do some benchmarking on some of the different JavaScript compression methods. When our project builds, I configured our Ant build script to create three different version of our JavaScript files; full source, minified (comments and whitespace removed), and packed (compressed). I [...]
In Struts 2.0.11, the s:submit tag with type=button does not render properly. While working on a project using Struts 2, I was attempting to create a HTML button that looked something like: <button type="button" class="button positive save"> <img src="/images/tick.png" alt="Save"> Save </button> I followed the Struts 2 Tag Reference for the submit tag and tried [...]
After more helpful input, I’ve decided to update my original solution. Instead of overriding four WordPress functions and adding two new ones in my functions.php file, I have slimmed it down to just one: /** * If more than one page exists, return TRUE. */ function show_posts_nav() { global $wp_query; return ($wp_query->max_num_pages > 1); } [...]
