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  • IE 7 and Google Maps :: A Quick Fix

    Posted on :: Aug 3

    I was fixing a Google Map at my job, when it was reported by one of our Clients, that the Google Map was 'Broken'. The client reported that the map was only half-displaying.

    I opened up Safari, Firefox and Chrome and everything seemed to work fine. That’s when I realized I forgot to test the site in IE.

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  • Apple-Specific Meta Tag Keys

    Posted on :: Aug 2

    This is a breakdown of some specific META TAGS that as developers we need to know about, that are targeted for Apple's Safari, IPhone, and I-Pad.

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  • Flash, PDF zero-day attacks

    Posted on :: Jun 7

    Adobe issued an alert late Friday night to warn about zero-day attacks against an unpatched vulnerability in its Reader and Flash Player software products.

    The vulnerability, described as critical, affects Adobe Flash Player 10.0.45.2 and earlier versions for Windows, Macintosh, Linux and Solaris operating systems.   It also affects the authplay.dll component that ships with Adobe Reader and Acrobat 9.x for Windows, Macintosh and UNIX operating systems, Adobe said.

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  • Browser wars? The enterprise still loves IE6

    Posted on :: May 1

    This news may come as a shocker to the tech savvy folks in the house, but 60 percent of companies use Internet Explorer 6 as their default browser, according to Forrester Research. Meanwhile, your IT department spends a decent amount of time erecting barriers to prevent browser upgrades. Bottom line: Companies need a browser policy or they will risk productivity losses. 

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  • Chrome/Safari Gotcha: Nameless Form Fields

    Posted on :: Apr 29

    In ColdFusion, you can loop over the keys in a structure without knowing what the key names are, by using either this syntax:

    <cfloop collection="#myStruct#" item="key">
       <cfset foo = myStruct[key] />
    </cfloop>

    Or this syntax:

    <cfscript>
       for (var key in myStruct){
          foo = myStruct[key];
       }
    </cfscript>

    This is useful when you need to loop over a form with dynamically created fields — like editing N person records at a time.

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