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I’ve been using Typinator 3.5 for quite sometime to speed up my coding and recently there was an update ( 3.5.1 ) which seemed to break TextMate. If you use both of these and programs you probably noticed something like this happening:
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This is a small, lightweight function for JavaScript that I use in conjunction with jQuery frequently. I call it, is_email. Here is the function, and if you know JS this will make sense right away:
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What seems like ages ago, HTML was born. HTML provided a way to structure content and display data. HTML started getting boring and people started hacking it. To suit the needs of the expanding web and the desperate need for web site customization, tags and customization, or stylization, tools came out promptly such as <font>,<center>, and the infamous <blink> and <marquee> tags. Hacking continued and people discovered they could add images to <table>s and combined with all the previous tags could come up with pretty nice looking sites with the expense of completely draining HTML from it’s original application.
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Why? Well, just like a mentally handicapped kid, it doesn’t like being rushed or pushed too hard. I found out, after hours of debugging, it had to do with have too many $(function(){ });. This was mostly due to a past programmer using them obsessively. I changed the code I wanted to run to being loaded when the window loaded like this:
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Here are my favorite ways to debug live and non live sites. The first is great to put in all of your sites from the very beginning so if you ever do contract some kind of bug, you can easily open any file and just use the class. The 2nd is better if used on a non live site or with #1. It will let you see any or all elements either on load or while hovering your HTML elements. Lastly, I have a very short script that you can view generated source code without a plugin and view it in a stylish way as well.
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