This post simply demonstrates how to parse Twitter and Facebook feeds using jQuery. I’m utilizing a JavaScript equivalent of C# prototype methods which I had talked about in one of my earlier posts. Also, you’ll note that I’m using two different date/time jQuery plugins to make Twitter and Facebook date parsing a little easier. One [...]
Tags: javascript
Recently I encountered a situation where I had to communicate between an iframe located on a different domain and its parent. Due to the “same origin policy”, a security concept for browsers, which only permits scripts running on pages originating from the same site, this was not possible to do right out of the box. [...]
Tags: html, javascript
CSS Browser Selector is a lifesaver when it comes to creating cross-browser compatible layouts with CSS. Check it out here – http://rafael.adm.br/css_browser_selector/ Although its something people should avoid overusing, its an invaluable tool for fixing some of those stubborn CSS inconsistencies between different browsers.
Tags: browser, css, javascript