Monthly Archives: June 2009

flashremoveCallback problem on IE6

Posted on June 24, 2009 by Stoimen

Every time the page unloads If there’s a flash movie into your page using the AMF protocol to speak with the other part of the site, there may be a bug under Internet Explorer version 6 … again. The AMF … Continue reading →

Posted in javascript, micro tutorial, web development | Tagged ie6, issue, SWFObject, unload issue, __flash__removeCallback | 4 Comments

debug JavaScript on IE6

Posted on June 22, 2009 by Stoimen

The built-in JavaScript debugger While developing your next site, you’ve may noticed that under IE, specially version 6, it’s very hard to debug any kind of JavaScript code. Yes actually if you’ve configured the browser for that purpose you may … Continue reading →

Posted in javascript, web development | Tagged debugger, ie, microsoft script debugger | Leave a comment

sprite usage and website optimization

Posted on June 21, 2009 by Stoimen

What’s a sprite? When a website is developed common scenario is to put all of your images used in the UI in a .css file. Yes some did not use it, which I think is too much old school, but … Continue reading →

Posted in css, micro tutorial, web development | Tagged optimization, sprite, spritegen | 23 Comments

OpenLayers disable mouse wheel on zoom

Posted on June 20, 2009 by Stoimen

What is OpenLayers? OpenLayers is a open source JavaScript library, which helps for the usage and development of web based map applications. Usually when you use something like http://openstreetmap.org you’ve a tile server, which contains, or dynamically, renders tiles on … Continue reading →

Posted in javascript, micro tutorial, web development | Tagged mouse wheel, openlayers, OpenLayers.Control.Navigation, zoom | 7 Comments

Zend Framework – quick tutorial (part 3) – front controller plugins

Posted on June 19, 2009 by stoimen

Why writing a front controller plugin? Almost every application uses a database connection and acl module. Why doing this in the bootstrap and to mantain many lines of code there, instead of making it clear and mantainable. Of course you … Continue reading →

Posted in PHP, web development, zend framework | Tagged front_controller, front_controller_plugin, quick start, tutorial | 6 Comments