Archive for March, 2007

Firebug, short update

Tagged: JavaScript Date: 30th, March 2007

As I wrote few days back Firebug is indeed the guilty for double page execution. Today I tested it a bit more and found out what is cosing problems. Net option (tracks load times for items on page) executes page for it’s tracking, so we get one exec from browser and second one from firebug.
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Bayesian inference in web development

Tagged: PHP, Programming Date: 30th, March 2007

I have been trying to create universal spam protection solution without using captcha and similar techniques and only thing that I came up with is Bayesian. I do know alot about Bayesian but not enough to get involved in such a project. I googled a bit and have found some very interesting articles about Bayesian [...]

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Google AdSense lang parameter

Tagged: Marketing Date: 22nd, March 2007

If you (like me) have site(s) in languages other then english and have problems of AdSense ads appearing in some other language then your own, you may want to try out adding JavaScript variable to your AdSense code.
google_language = “sr”;
Where ’sr’ would be your language code (example: ‘en’ for english or ‘fr’ for french).
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Firebug, God damn it

Tagged: JavaScript, Programming Date: 22nd, March 2007

Up until now FireBug was my primary JavaScript debug solution and now I am in search for a new one. This post will not be about alternatives to FireBug (that one will fallow soon) but about the reason for the change.
Last 7 days at work we have had strange bug in our new software and [...]

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Redesign, live testing

Tagged: Something Else Date: 21st, March 2007

You may have noticed some weird stuff in last few hours… thats because I have been redesigning and developing some new gadgets for blog.
I know it is bad to test stuff live I hate it as much as you do, but when you are on other side of the screen things seem easier without having [...]

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