So, jquery is awesome. But it has it’s setbacks. Like say you randomly want to position a div off screen for a swoop in from the right, pretty simple animate call to get it back to the stage $(‘#obj”).animate({“right”: “+=1000px”}, 800);
But now lets say you want to make the nifty animation be invisible and [...]
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After weeks of sickening trial and error, I have finally figured out a method of importing and displaying ByteArrays as images.
To do this, you’ll need the base64 converter library created by the folks at Dynamic Flash available here.
We will continue this under the assumption that you are familiar with class paths and importing external classes.
On [...]
Sites like to be shared lately. Since its so cool, they also like to have a thumbnail, title and description. All this can be controlled (when using AddThis) by adding a link and some meta tags.
Here’s an example.
Paste the following in the <head>
<meta name="title" content="U.S. Cellular Snowman Game" /> <meta name="description" content="U.S. Cellular snowman [...]
So you’ve got a great app that uses an ASP Handler to upload images via a HTTPContext Request. It’s great, it’s fast but it’s limited by .NET’s assumption that all files on the internet should be less than 4 Mb. Well the answer lies in the web.config. A short entry will change the world.
Add this [...]