Google webmaster tool signals scanning errors. The is option to signal error a scorrected, but sometime a lot of error is solved at once, but interface do not give option to select it all.
Also this trick could be usefull in other service..
This is my experience: I have to rewrite administration page where
there is remove button (in a form) with only javascript confirm.
I thought: "no one had problem with no limitation in the past, why they
should now? I'll use a link with javascript confirm.
It happened I have a dashboard page where is listed the last entries
and links for update and delete its. It happened that few day later 20
entries was deleted and I was looking for what caused the problem for
one day.
I found this very annoying, it seem chrome optimization make it not works things like "login via facebook" or "login via twitter" button with this browser and make it wait forever.
Download from http://code.google.com/p/wwwsqldesigner/
Very easy installation: you need a webserver running, unpack
wwwsqldesigner it in a folder, setup your virtual host (I use
personal domain for my pc), all done!
Use
There is a small tool bar to the right, very simple and intuitive to
use, it is grouped in 4 areas:
Due to page performance you should load javascript at the end of page (see http://developer.yahoo.com/performance/rules.html), at least all javascript you can defer to load. There are script that have to load at the very begin of page. But are you sure there is no option?
Well, actually this is a critical reflection on my own script. When I wrote imagedata drupal example module I replaced to {'imagedata ...} a direct call to jquery plugin.
Ok, I admit I do not search to much out there if this is available..
A simple jquery plugin that permit to show context menu
I take inspiration from yahoo library: here is an example
But I want it as jquery plugin and also I want to have option to choose the way it should work, for example I also want to fire context menu on hold down left mouse button for 1 second, or just hover on element.