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Category: AJAX

  • New search tool on NetManiac

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    Witold Rugowski
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    If someone would watch how I provided search on this blog, would notice I was using Google search, and built in WordPress search feature. I was using local search, since it is accurate when You want to search new entries, which Google did not yet cached. But when I wanted something more sophisticated I switched…

  • Run-n-Share the beginning

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    Witold Rugowski
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    As I was planning, today is the day I announce Run-N-Share. It is my simple Ruby-On-Rails powered application. Using it You can store routes and share them with world. My first idea was related to jogging routes, but this is not limited to any particular type of routes. Site is an beta stage (ugh are…

  • Finally – RJS templates a rebours

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    Witold Rugowski
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    It looks not only me was feeling RJS templates are not all when comes to JavaScript generated from Rails. RJS works well when it has deal with AJAX requests. But when You need to generate some normal JavaScript code, based on some Rails controllers state it becomes hard with RJS (or at least I don’t…

  • AJAX, IE and Debugbar

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    Witold Rugowski
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    I have to apologize Debugbar developers for my statements about viewing HTML code. It shows both original HTML source code and current (AJAX’ed :) ). Simple, I’m not using DB at daily basis, so it’s UI is not so clear for me (I’m more used to text menus than icons). I didn’t notice View source…

  • Debugging AJAX in IE

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    Witold Rugowski
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    I’m using both Debugbar and MS Developer Toolbar (more details in this entry) and still they lack features of Webdeveloper Toolbar for Firefox. This is View Generated Source, which allows to see HTML code for current state of page. Not page downloaded with first HTTP request (it is just View source), but page with all…