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Posted on Jun 06, 2011 by Nat Dunn
I know there are a lot out there already, but we built a simple regular expression tester for use in our Intro to PHP class and Advanced JavaScript class. ...
Posted on Mar 11, 2011 by Nat Dunn
Testing on old versions of Internet Explorer can be a pain. I have used IE Tester a lot and it used to do a pretty good job, but lately it has been having ...
Posted on Mar 03, 2011 by Nat Dunn
In JavaScript, division by zero does not cause an error. Instead, it evaluates to Infinity, which is a reserved word (note the capital “I”). ...
Posted on Mar 02, 2011 by Nat Dunn
The readyState holds the current state of an XMLHttpRequest object. It is generally used to see if the requested content has been received. According to ...
Posted on Feb 04, 2011 by Nat Dunn
A lot of support forms ask users what browser and operating system they’re using as this can be useful information for debugging the problem. But ...