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Central hosting of all javascript libraries
by ecmanaut & 2 others2005-12-22 14:45 http://feh.holsman.net/articles/2005/12/18/request-for-the-cdns
request for the CDN's
by ecmanautThe idea might not be as doomed as you think, though any XMLHttpRequest talking between clients and this hosting provider would with the present javascript security model be out of the question.<br><br>Fetching code from remote locations is still very pos
How to make XmlHttpRequest calls to another server in your domain
by ecmanautWhile this approach does seem to at least partially work in current mozillas (I just tested on Mozilla 1.5, windows), it's far from stable.<br><br>Your bridge solution, on named setup, recursively creates new frames for every new call (which has the poten
The Same Origin Policy
by ecmanautThe same origin policy prevents document or script loaded from one origin from getting or setting properties of a document from a different origin. The policy dates from Netscape Navigator 2.0. This today also applies to XMLHttpRequest, and this page des
Comment Blogging
by ecmanautLike mackinaw above, I too find I have started to add topic tags to comments I post, besides the "mandated" <i>mycomments</i> tag slapped on to all my own comments on external blogs. The "mycomments" tag holds the semantical meaning of tying in the Del.ic
cmsInfo - Home
by svartling & 3 others (via)cmsInfo is an internet community of users and developers of Content Management Systems. Dedicated to provide news and information of the Open Source weblog niche. If you have expertise in commercial CMS systems feel free to volunteer to help with providing information on these products.
XyroX - Digital Lifestyle Magazine
by FruetelXyroX is an online magazine (allthough it runs on a weblog software, it is not considered a typical blog) dedicated to those living that digital lifestyle. I try to post interesting stuff on state of the art technology, which will be a lot of gizmos and gadgets, web tech and some robotics, online gaming and science thrown in for good measure.
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