One of the things that kinda bugged me about the LiveZilla Windows App was the inability to know what’s going on without being in the actual app. Simply put, there are no visual or audible notifications except for chat requests.
Today I finally decided to figure out a better way to monitor my web traffic… Events! Continue reading Know When Visitors Arrive Using LiveZilla Windows App
Ran into an issue earlier today that I could not figure out and ended up asking my second question on StackOverflow in seven years.
I was trying to use <input type="number" pattern="[0-9]{8}"> to enforce 8-digit numbers while allowing leading zeros. This was being done on an optional field (no required attribute) and I could not understand why it was bypassing my pattern on the populated field (eg: value “1234” was accepted, pattern ignored).
Peter B. over at SO (kudos) pointed me to the MDN reference that provided the reason… number input does not support pattern attribute
By design! While their reasoning makes sense from a general perspective, the min/max attribute workaround does not help where leading zeros are acceptable (eg: min="00000001"is the same as min="1" for obvious reasons). Unfortunately I need all 8-digits for my purposes. I also tried using minlength and maxlength attributes as a hail-mary to no avail.
Here is a jQuery shim I wrote for my main script file thereby adding pattern support the <input type="number"> Continue reading Add Pattern Support for HTML5 Input Type Number with jQuery
Just wrapped up an addition to Social Link Generator. Now you can also generate Open Graph meta tags!
One thing that sets my tool apart from the crowd is the ability to specify images, and more than just one!
Plus, the majority of valid og:type selections are included for convenience 😉
Provide as little as a page URL or the kitchen sink to generate sharing links that have no javascript requirements for your website.
Check it out: Social Link Generator Continue reading Quickly Generate Sharing Links for Social Media Sites Like Facebook, Twitter and Pinterest Without Javascript
While converting a Bootstrap 3 template design for use with Bootstrap 4, I noticed they removed stateful buttons (eg: “loading” and “reset” button states) from BS4! Granted it was mentioned in BS3, but I never noticed the deprecated warning 🙁
The deprecated code for showing a button’s loading state was $('#selector').button('loading') and to return the button to its original state you would use $('#selector').button('reset') . Continue reading How to Continue Using Buttons with “data-loading-text” in Bootstrap 4 with jQuery
I was adding mouse wheel events to a ul element with the CSS rule overflow:hidden to emulate mouse wheel scrolling when no scrollbar was present.
The links in the unordered list also trigger a Bootstrap 4.1 Modal that contains a Bootstrap Carousel. So I decided to add the same functionality to my modal carousel gallery. Continue reading Add Mouse Wheel Support to Bootstrap Carousel with jQuery
According to Adobe, to use Microsoft Edge as a preview browser in Windows 10, you should do this…
Continue reading Add Microsoft Edge to Dreamweaver’s “Preview in Browser” List
Installing Windows 10 or adding another user that does not have, want or need a Microsoft account? Windows 10 does include a way, albeit not immediately obvious… Continue reading Install Windows 10 or Add a New User Without a Microsoft Account
I am a long-time user of LiveZilla, primarily due to the availability of a Windows app. Aside from some minor quirks here and there, my biggest complaint is not being able to find the version in the Windows/web management user-interface. When I’m looking for the version, it’s usually to see if I’m running a relatively current release (fairly common administrator task). Continue reading How to Determine Your LiveZilla Version Number
So, I was working on a new theme for an OpenCart store I manage. Since creating it from scratch, I decided to adhere to suggestions from Bootstrap, Google and others that advise loading content-blocking scripts at the bottom of the page instead of in the <head>.
Of course, I ran into the same problem that probably has you reading this article.
How the hell am I supposed to use ‘jQuery’ or ‘$’ before the library is loaded?! Short answer, you can’t. You can however get around the problem with this solution. Continue reading Use jQuery Without Loading Scripts in Document
I regularly use remote access tools such as LogMeIn, RemoteDesktop and TeamViewer to provide remote support for clients all over the country. Since Windows 8 arrived, getting the Windows username from clients has become increasingly difficult. More often than not I hear “I don’t know” or “my PIN is …”, neither of which provide insight to the actual username. Continue reading How to Determine Your Actual Windows Username for Purposes Like Remote Access
So over the past few months I have been working more with media applications (graphics, video, etc). During this time I noticed my aging Dell Inspiron N7110 laptop was starting to lag as if I was out of memory. Continue reading Windows 10 Memory Usage Capped at Fifty Percent (50%)
