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[29 Jul 2010 | 2 Comments | ]

There are lots of web designers and web developers are around the world. Most of the website designers are those who have directly started web designing once they have finished the cause as a freelancer.  Actually its a very good job to start with, but there are some problems in the websites that are designed by the fresh freelance designers. Some of them are listed below.

No proper HTML standards are maintained.
Most of the webpage titles are missing
Empty HTML tags are not properly handled
Web pages does not contain any meta tags such as …

featured, Headline, JavaScript, phpMyAdmin »

[11 Apr 2010 | 5 Comments | ]
Turbo pma (Enhanced PhpMyAdmin)

Modify the phpMyAdmin interface to allow easy and quick access using Ajax and provide basic and advanced interfaces to ease up the basic functionalities. Add new features such as Easy query builder and pma phptoolkit (OOP pattern) to increase the flexibility and the accessibility of the users. Separate HTML and JavaScript parts from php codes where ever possible to make css and jQuery integration easier for future development.
Benefits to the users

New enhanced clean interface with Ajax will provide easy and speed access to the users.
Users able to generate php forms …

Common, featured, JavaScript, Open Source »

[9 Apr 2010 | 3 Comments | ]

The following code demonstrates how the codes will look like. For example in navigation link the following code pattern will be used. If the JavaScript enabled it returns false to the caller which stops (it prevents the click) the usual html hyperlink navigation. If JavaScript is disabled then JavaScript function will not work and therefore by default it’s true and the normal hyperlink navigation will be executed.
Example code :
//JavaScript Function
Document.getElementById(“linklist”).onclick=getList;
function getList()
{
// The Ajax Call for the function in getlist.php file
………..
………..
………..
return false;
}
//Html
<a href=”getlist.php” id=”linklist” />
When the hyper link clicked, first the …

featured, Headline, Mobile »

[7 Apr 2010 | No Comment | ]
Increase Accessibility for wp

Most of the websites have two different web pages for mobile browers and for Normal browsers.
when i access my blog through my mobile phone its still the same page, had more difficulties in accessing pages and specially administration area. Also javascript is not working in the mobile phone as well.
What I’m suggesting is that by having two different interfaces for both Normal and mobile browsers will be very usefull for all websites. Therefore by providing this feature in wp, will give more benifits to all the users, since most of …