Since Firefox is prompting the user to store data when using the HTML5 application cache, I want to disable it in Firefox to avoid the prompt notification.
I am still fairly new to web application development, so perhaps this is a n00b question. It seems like most websites will just silently ignore query string arguments they do not need nor understand.
I\'m curious about what the recommended way to handle pop-ups and windows is in javascript/jquery. I know there are many ways, I\'m more curious about which of the methods, if they\'re not equal, are
I\'m new to ASP.NET, and would like an understanding of when/where to use WSP vs WAP. I will make a rather simple business website, with 6-7 pages, where one pa开发者_开发百科ge will open a registra
I\'m planning on constructing a large application. It will have a browser based interface along with a mobile application interface (iOS, Android, blackberry).
I intend to retrieve a big web page and tried this on Clojure (defn fetch-url [url] \"Retrieves the web page specified by the url.\"
I\'m developing a WebApp for iOS, and I need a \"a开发者_C百科dd\" icon for my button. Something like this:
I am using the sample code from nodejs.org and trying to send the response to the browser . var http = require(\"http\");
I\'m making a server that can let clients upload and download data of different models. Is there some elegant way handle the requests?
I have a choice of choosing one of these two things: Use a spreadsheet based file (xls, csv etc) to upload a bunch of 开发者_StackOverflowdata(mostly two column tables) which is processed by the app
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