The old Suckerfish dropdown menus don’t work anymore. The problem is, of course, that IE7 has found a new way to be incompatible. Some of these menus “stick” now. A user will mouseover. The drop down will appear. The user will then mouseout and the menus do not go away. Here’s a solution that worked for me:
This comes in handy when performing a mass insert from a table without a primary key to a table with an AUTO_INCREMENT value. A common tecnique simply inserts blank values to the AUTO_INCREMENT column. Doing so generates a warning for each row. Generating a bunch of warnings makes it difficult to identify and address the other warnings that may occur. Using my tecnique to generate incremental values addresses this problem.
Recently I used MySQL Query Browser for some data import. I had a couple of spreadsheets and some word documents. It's really not so tough to import data into a database, but I'd like a lightning fast GUI that opens CSV files and creates DB tables to match. Unfortunately, the MySQL GUI Tools don't provide this convenience. I did, however run across the RegEx Text Importer and used it to parse a couple of text lists. I don’t do a ton of work with regular expressions. So I like to use the most obvious notation and keep notes.
Reclaim target="_blank" functionality in Textpattern. Use new non-deprecated markup: rel="external". Rely on core functionality - no plugins needed. Non technical authors can still use simple, elegant Textile markup.
I have just installed a textpattern plugin: *Zem Contact Reborn*. Utilizing this and the Postmaster plugin, I plan to create a functional newsletter signup. This is my test page.
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