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[...] Leopard ONLY. Pft. So, after much searching I finally managed to find a download link for the iPhone SDK 3.1.3. Download iPhone SDK 3.1.3 and Xcode 3.1.4 – last verified 9-10-10 If this post helped [...]

[...] app, but I always thought in the back of my mind that I really wanted to learn to use the iPhone SDK and to discover the full capabilities. The only drawback, I don’t have any experience with [...]

[...] ’s my a little snippet that you may find useful. Click for a demo (it’s the one at the bottom) Snipplr Code [...]

[...] .post() method, which is equivalent to jQuery.ajax(). Learn more about jQuery.post(). Snipplr Code Here’s the accompanying php: Snipplr Code And here’s a little demo I threw together to [...]

[...] the page – I’ve decided that’s not a very good approach. So heres, my new approach. Snipplr Code As you can see, there’s not as much code, which is always nice, but it’s also much [...]

So, you want to learn how to build websites using php? It's a topic that's come up in several of my circles in the past few months. One fellow develop [...]

[...] is really my first post in the Gaming section - because I've mainly focused on writing about web development and programming. Here goes nothing! I've been a gamer all of my life and really have no [...]

[...] you get some user attention – disable click on the opaque backbground – disable the default close button (since we’re adding our own!) get rid of hideous scrolling (I like to add my own [...]

[...] we use the FancyBox and just need to style it differently,  or to not display the default close button and add our own – or we just want to use it for notifications/alerts and provide a “Close” [...]

[...] on a new approach that plays well with the newer versions of Fancybox. Check it out here: Close Fancybox when you submit a form (revisited) [...]

So a long time ago in another mindset I wrote about how you could close a fancybox when you submit a form by basically removing any trace of the fancy [...]

[...] I develop a lot of sites built on SilverStripe, but they use prototype for form validation. This causes issues since I primarily use jquery (a ton) throughout my sites. So, I was [...]

[...] them with helpful feedback during their experience. We most often see examples of this in form validation, whether it’s a sign up form with email validation or during the checkout process on an [...]

[...] should also work for helping you setup multiple close button solutions). Just grab a close button icon of your choice make sure you update the css (or resize/rename/reformat the graphic) and [...]

[...] Creating a custom close button for your FancyBox is really pretty simple. Sometimes we use the FancyBox and just need to [...]