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Tag Archives: JavaScript
Twitter Web Intents Javascript Events Not Firing
If you’re trying out Twitter’s Web Intents Javascript Events and it’s not working, be aware that they only work if your HTML page is loaded from an HTTP server. If you open your page locally off your hard drive it … Continue reading
Posted in Web Design & Development
Tagged events, facebook, iframe, JavaScript, twitter, web intents
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Saved Web Pages from Firefox Have Scripts Removed
So, I was just in the middle of a programming test for a job application where I had to download an HTML page, edit the JavaScript to perform a desired task, and email it back. I downloaded the page, but … Continue reading
Advice from my Experience with OAuth
I recently finished coding the OAuth authentication method for accessing Picasa photos from within Darkroom. Since it was written client side using JavaScript I was trying to be as minimalist as possible, so I wrote my own minimal implementation rather … Continue reading
Posted in Web Design & Development
Tagged advice, authentication, Darkroom, google, JavaScript, oauth, picasa, tips
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MugTug Darkroom, Online/Offline Photo Editing
For those of you who don’t know, a few weeks ago I joined a project called Darkroom from MugTug.com. It’s an image processing application using cutting edge HTML 5 features such as the <canvas> element, localStorage, and application cache, and … Continue reading
Posted in About, Web Design & Development
Tagged application cache, canvas, Darkroom, Google I/O, HTML 5, image editing, JavaScript, local storage, MugTug, online
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