My name is Alexander Kleshchevnikov. I have been working as a professinal web application developer since 2002. I believe in simple intelligence from server technologies to front-end development. Now I run my own web development consulting company in Ukraine. You can find my profile on LinkedIn or follow in Twitter or just drop an email.
Recently I’ve been working with ordered lists. And found strange behavior in IE9 when one ordered list is hiding and new one is showing – instead of usual order 1,2,3.. it showed all zeros. And it actually doesn’t matter what list style type you choose – decimal, lower alpha or other. Let me show you [...]
Found interesting difference in array declaration between FF and IE. For example, if leave comma (,) after all elements in array there will be different size of array as a result: var arr = [1,2,3,]; document.write(arr.length); As a result in Firefox and Safari it will write “3″ but in IE it will be “4″.
Sometimes there is variable number of similar elements on a form. For example, phone numbers. To iterate all filled values on the server it will be nice to use arrays. And form element naming allow it: <form method="post"> <input type="text" name="phone[0]" /> <input type="text" name="phone[1]" /> … </form> Using PHP it’s easy to iterate through [...]