Tag Archives: browsers

Fixing the google analytics popup window scrolling problem

Posted on February 7, 2012 by daniel

The new version of Google Analytics has a nice feature which allows you to view a referring site in a popup window. However, in their infinite wisdom, Google decided that you shouldn’t be able to scroll the popup window (really … Continue reading →

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Firefox adds www problem

Posted on November 29, 2011 by daniel

Firefox for Windows has an annoying “feature” where it tacks on www to the beginning of websites. For example, if you type in ozonesolutions.com, it will turn it into www.ozonesolutions.com. Naturally, if you are trying to access local webservices, this … Continue reading →

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HTML 5 and Required Inputs

Posted on August 23, 2011 by daniel

Another promising (and partially implemented) feature of HTML 5 is required fields. Firefox 6 already lets you take advantage of this attribute. The required attribute forces users to fill out a field before allowing them to submit a form. If … Continue reading →

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HTML and Limiting Character in a Textarea

Posted on August 22, 2011 by daniel

By adding the attribute maxlength=”23″ you can limit the field to 23 characters. The browser won’t allow the user to enter anything longer than the number you specify. For those of you with recent versions of Firefox or Chrome, you … Continue reading →

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