I was working on a very frustrating issue that occurs in IE when the caching settings are set to “every visit to the page”. On slower servers, the background images were reloaded on a mouseover. While reloading the images dissappeared. One simple line of JavaScript will solve this issue:
document.execCommand(”BackgroundImageCache”, false, true);
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I just found this very useful posting on how to sort RSS feeds by date using XSLT. Read it here

Yesterday I passed the Flash MX 2004 Certified Designer exam. So that makes me a Flash certified developer and designer :-). The exam wasn’t that difficult, it was easier than the developer exam. The Peachpit book covers enough ground to prepare you for this one!

I just found this excellent PDF about JavaScript 2.0. Some nice stuff in there. Too bad that Internet Explorer 7 uses none of these new features!

With the emergence of the AJAX-hype, and the code chaos that comes with it, there has been an increased interest in the structuring of JavaScript code. Very good concepts have been devised that take JavaScript a level further. To begin structuring your JavaScript code, the use of packages/namespaces is valuable start. JavaScript 1.3 doesn’t support [...]