If you ever need to use 3D in flash you can now use the Papervision3D Component. Thank you John Grden!
And Pierre Lepers created an event model for Papervision. Excellent work!
If you ever need to use 3D in flash you can now use the Papervision3D Component. Thank you John Grden!
And Pierre Lepers created an event model for Papervision. Excellent work!
Apple just released Safari 3 Beta for Windows.
It looks nice and even passes the acid 2 browser test
This beta will probably be used as a web development tool more than as a default browser. Thats where the Safari Developer FAQ comes in handy and don’t forget to enable the debug menu! Add the following to %APPDATA%\Apple Computer\Safari\Preferences.plist.
<key>IncludeDebugMenu</key> <true/>
This is a beta so some bugs were to be expected. Bookmarks don’t work at all on my machine and typing in text inputs crashes the browser. I couldn’t believe that last one at first so I created a testcase.
Update: An exploit has been found in the beta. Don’t use this for casual surfing!
Update 2: An updated version is released that fixes three security "issues".
25-5-2007, 10:30am – CSS Layouts in Dreamweaver CS3 by Stephanie Sullivan
Css positioning has allways been hard. The css starter pages Stephanie created for Dreamweaver CS3 are therefore more than welcome.
Lessons learned:
Seeing all this css goodness made me hungry for more. So I created my own three columns fixed width layout. I’m quite pleased with the result. It doesn’t need any hacks except for internet explorer older than version 7.
I’m really looking forward to Multi-Mania tomorrow. See you there!
Vista seems to run sluggish sometimes. Luckily there is a cure!
The AsWing Blogreader was almost as easy to write as the Flex 2 BlogReader it mimics.
Right-click to view source.
Tracing on linux is hard. The official docs are wrong and multiple blogs contradict each other.
The Vista command line is far better than the XP one. Forfiles and find combined allow me to search files containing a certain string deep into directories. This could of course be done in explorer with type:asp TextToSearch.
forfiles /S /M *.asp /C "find /N \"TextToSearch\" @file" | more
Today I had to remove all rows in an excel sheet containing #N/A in the third cell. The only catch is that there are thousands and thousands of these rows and I need to be able to repeat this action.
My laptop is rendered useless by a problem in windows. The First partition is erased and the second is backupped. Vista will be installed on this machine Monday.
So, I guess this the perfect time to install Ubuntu on this machine.