u/Tits_McCoder
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Best Browser Test Tool? (self.web_design)
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Why does this work in Chrome and Safari, but not IE? (self.learnjavascript)
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Melton's App & Tapp in Decatur. It is awesome.
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This is not an option. I cannot connect to our internally hosted database from our externally hosted website because the firewall prevents any external access. If I even made the attempt, I would be promptly fired.
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There is no login. I've been pushing for that functionality, but the integration with our incredibly outdated customer database would be so expensive management won't go for it.
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Are you kidding? I would love it if a client already knew what colors they wanted. Hex values too? Score!
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I think that may be a regional bias. In areas where high-tech industry is prevalent, experience and skill counts more than degrees. I am in the Atlanta area and a lot of recruiters have told me that in IT, degrees are becoming LESS important, not more.
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I agree with /u/blaek_. For these prices you could sign up for 3-5 courses A MONTH at ed2go and get everything offered plus a certificate from an actual college at the end. These prices are not competitive at all.
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browserstack.org
Thanks!
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What is the best tool for testing other browsers and resolutions if you don't have a big lab of computers to test on?
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Not that I have anything against free stock photos, but almost every image on that page had a crappy filter on it. In my mind, stock photos are clean, technically polished photos that are shot in a way that will allow a designer to add their own crappy filters, if wanted. I'd rather pay to not have an image that looks like it was shot with a 1960's point and shoot.
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Wow! That's a lot less code and accomplishes the same thing. I had no idea you could do some of those things.
Are there any disadvantages to using an event listener?
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Question,
I added return false; to my getInfo() function and that solved the problem. Does that also remove the issue of having an inline handler in my HTML? I'm still new to Javascript terminology and I want to make sure I understood you properly.
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Hey, I implemented your suggestions and it worked. Thanks for the help! I really appreciate it.
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Thanks for the detailed reply. I am trying your suggestions now.
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Well that's embarrassing.
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They do that now.
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Actually yes. Good point.
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I agree with /u/PT2JSQGHVaHWd24aCdCF
Tell us what types of projects you want feedback on.
It's very pretty, but readability should not be sacrificed for design. I had no idea what this said until I read the caption.