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Form Validation with Jquery
Form Validation can be an important part of your user experience. You do not want the form to be hard to fill out or make it complicated if the user makes a mistake. The purpose for javascript validation is so that the user is not redirected and does not see a page refresh. Javascript allows for you to do this validation on the client side.
Keep in mind that javascript is only a part and that you should setup another form of validation as some users will have javascript blocked or turned off. In this case you can use a scripting language such as PHP, Ruby, CGI ect.
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CMS: Can't Manage Site?
The problem isn't selling a customer on the concept of having their site built in a Content Management System (CMS.) Most customers want, and even demand control over their site's content. Surprisingly, the problem isn't really the limitations of today's CMS's either. In this post Web 2.0 era, we can pull off some amazing stuff in a web browser. No, what it comes down to is supporting and educating the client on utilizing the tools that you are selling them.
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Start Screen Sharing Remotely [OS X]
To pull this off, it doesn't matter which platform you are running. Isn't that beautiful? All you need is an SSH and VNC client. If you're on a Mac with Leopard or greater, you should be all set to begin. Simply launch terminal (Putty or whatever client you have) and let's make our connection to our long distance Mac:
To do this from terminal enter the following:
ssh username@ipaddress_of_remote_mac
Enter the password for the user and press [Return].
Next we need to get into the correct directory for our change:
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