I’m Sticking With GoDaddy For The Right Reasons, Even If They’ve Done Wrong
Call the headline to this article overwrought, if you like, and you’ll be correct. But the way I view business is, you have partners, and the relationships you have with those partners are a balance.
If you’re a freelance coder and you’re not putting the same kind of thought and consideration you use in personal relationships into your business partners, you’re going to get burned. Because as it is with friends and lovers, you get out of customers and vendors alike exactly what you give.
I’ve put a lot into GoDaddy, and they’ve given me a lot back. That’s why, even though GoDaddy initially supported the Stop Online Piracy Act and only recanted under threat of boycott, I’m going to keep doing business with them.
For those in the dark and the benefits of post-event context, SOPA is a bill, before Congress at this writing, that would give broad censorship powers to the Department of Justice, ostensibly to block incorrigible copyright violators. It’s envisioned as a way to get the repeat scofflaws who are largely undeterred by the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA), which clearly has been almost completely ineffective at stopping brazen file sharing.
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Hi Doug, “Sorting Your MySQL Results Set In PHP Using jQuery” is perfect for what I need, thanks.The cursor changes to an “I” beam rather than a hand when hovering over a column heading – can this be altered to show a hand for the clickable heading?
You can use CSS and the hover pseudoclass:
#sortedtable thead th:hover {
cursor: pointer;
}
also with auto hashtagging: if you have already a hashtag you get double hashtags…
Read the follow-up article.
I read your article about auto-hashtagging. Maybe you forgot when a to-be-tag is ending with a ‘.’ of ‘,’ or other punctuation…?
Seems that’s the case. Good catch! An easy fix is to simply run the input string through a regular expression that strips out the punctuation before exploding it into an array.
when i make control dynamically from javascript in asp.net then some control make out side of page like div and linkbutton
I think you’re asking if you can dynamically create a server control in ASP.NET with JavaScript. The short answer is no.
You can create DOM elements via JavaScript, but you can’t create server controls, such as LinkButtons, since they "run at" the server, not the client.
That said, ASP.NET versions 2+ come with AJAX-enhanced controls that probably will meet your needs (http://dougv.us/o1) maybe the AlwaysVisible control is what you’re after. Versions 3.5+ natively support jQuery (http://dougv.us/o2), which you could use to remove / show / hide server controls after they are output.
