You should download the dojo source distribution because the "standard" release is compressed with dojo ShrinkSafe tool (something similar to yui compress method based on Rhino) that is 100% safe and saves about 20% space usage. W...
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We don't yet have a standard for XMPP over WebSockets that the servers can implement, which will be required before the client side can be tackled adequately. The first step is to finish WebSocket standardization. It looks like this may hap...
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1850162/is-there-an-...
There are trades to be considered between logical structure to minimize the programmers' efforts and performance benefits on the server and for the user. Using more files allows you to segregate the modules into recyclable, mix-and-match co...
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Please be advised that this is a SUPPLEMENTAL Online Manual. The PRIMARY Online Manual is inside your Online Control Panel... to access it, just click Documentation link at very bottom of Online Control Panel screen. You should always consu...
http://www.mympc.com/faq/9.6.html
The source code you are seeing is the client-side code served dynamically from the backend. What looks like gibberish actually has meaning, often to append a page to add or change information. Sometimes it's to access a specific product pag...
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Now I understand what that guy proposed! Perhaps it is better idea to recalculate params.date only if value or innerHTML are there. My code does check for empty strings and recalculates the params.date if they where empty. That is much the ...
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innerHTML (or outer) doesn't return the source code, but the interpreted code after the browser has rendered it. If you use scripts to modify styles or classes or to create new elements and text nodes, the innerHTML reflects the changes. Yo...
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