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Choosing a DOCTYPE: XHTML vs. HTML
Aww, man! Not another lame blog entry…on the issue of HTML vs XHTML <!DOCTYPE>! Not only are there ten billion articles the same, it’s a really annoying topic, isn’t it? Ha! Well, I must admit, this most recent time I’ve come across another myself, I decided to read it, and I did gain a little insight into…
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Superior .GIF Alpha Transparent Support : Paint.NET Freeware
What??Who says that Graphic Design Artists, Web Designers, and Web Application Developers, must not use the PNG image format if it contains transparent, alpha channel elements?!? The sad news is, the statement is true for anyone concerned about maintaining a consistent design appearance, cross browser. If a .png image appears in the page using the…
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Search Engine Disparity
It’s no new news that different Search Engines have unique ways of gathering information they store for use in a search query. Personally, I use Google 99% of the time. However, I discovered something interesting today which may lead me to query more than one Search Engine for my future research. I wanted to see…
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Use PHP to Create Dynamic JavaScript Values
One possible approach† to writing JavaScript on-the-fly I’ve been using something similar to the following in some apps for the purpose of including a sort of Dynamic JavaScript which, depending upon perhaps other variables or logical procedure, might easily be included or left out of any part of the web application. $js_array=array(); $js_array[‘open’]=”<script type=\”text/javascript\”> \n”;…
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PHP String Variables: To Quote… or Double Quote?
…that is the question. Oftentimes i find myself faced with a situation wherein I must decide whether to use PHP’s single or double quotes. If you’re not aware of it by now, then you should STOP everything and go learn a bit about the differences between the two: a single-quoted string, vs a double-quoted string–…