So I have done all of my testing of PeopleArray using Firefox 1.5.0.x. I’ve gotten everything that currently works to do so by testing only in Firefox. I have only recently begun testing some of the other browsers out there (well, only IE 6 and 7 beta, and Opera9 beta). What I’ve found was not [...]
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Browser differences with PeopleArray.com
June 12th, 2006 · Comments · AJAX, PHP, PeopleArray, Web Development, Website
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Fixed the “0—80040111 (NS_ERROR_NOT_AVAILABLE) [nsIXMLHttpRequest.status]” error
May 23rd, 2006 · Comments · AJAX, CSS, JavaScript, PHP, PeopleArray, Web Development, Website, XML
In a previous post, I was getting a couple of odd errors in FF 1.5.0.3 but not from IE7 beta2 whenever I would click on a contact and then try to delete another contact. I solved the errors by added a separate request object for deleting a contact. So now my little contact [...]
Now peoplearray.com is really AJAX enabled
May 19th, 2006 · Comments · AJAX, CSS, JavaScript, PHP, PeopleArray, Website, XML
Oh yeah baby, I got my trial index page utilizing the XML being created on-the-fly from a server-side PHP script. The XML is generated whenever a user clicks on a contact in their list. In getting the XML stuff working, I somehow broke the deletion of a contact. I have been getting [...]
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Fun with XML…
May 16th, 2006 · Comments · AJAX, PHP, Website, XML
My idea: Click on a contact in the list and the detailed information of that contact will automagically (that’s a technical term) appear on the right hand side of the screen along with an edit and a delete button. Well I figured since I was taking the time to do this with asynchronous javascript, I [...]
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XML is confusing
May 15th, 2006 · Comments · AJAX, PHP, PeopleArray, Web Development, Website, XML
I’ve been working on a “prettier” version of the PeopleArray.com. Check it out. If you are using Firefox, check out the JavaScript console after you click on a contact in the list. As of 9:40PM, the XML I’m producing is “not well formed”! WTF does that mean?! This all started [...]
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