I am making a small multiplayer game using node.js and socket.io on my laptop. Occasionally, when I want to test some multiplayer features I log into the game using my PC (the PC and the laptop are co
Two days ago, when I found jsperf.com which has a collection of many javascript performance tests, I browsed several tests.
For example if I run on some page in Chrome with following code: <div onclick=\"someFunction(\'test\')\"></div>
<fieldset style=\"background-color:#5959DE\"> <span> <a href=\"page2.html\"> <strong> Profile </strong> </a> </span>
Occasionally users report that the text on https://squareup.com looks like gibberish (or garbled) to them… however we’ve been unable to reproduce this.
I have an ASP.net application that uses a cookie to store the user selected language. Everything works fine except when I\'m on localhost.
I found a few articles how clipboard works in IE and Firefox without flash, but I did not find any example regarding to Safari and Chrome. Could开发者_JS百科 somebody share with me example or provide
According to QuirksMode, defining multiple backgrounds works in (at least) IE9, Chrome and Firefox 3.6.
Lets suppose I\'ve a link on my page: <a href=\"#\" id=\"foo\">Click Here</a> I don\'t know anything else, but when I click on the link, an alert(\"bar\") is displayed.
Every now and then our boss issues a Developer Challenge competition. He 开发者_StackOverflowchallenges us to do something with a new technology and whoever does the best wins a small prize. It\'s Jus
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