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In one of my current projects I need to have a table of data that the user can reorder. A quick search of the internet doesn’t turn up any javascript howtos or frameworks that allow dragging and dropping of table rows, so I had to role my own. I’ve written an article about how to [...]
A friend recently pointed me to a useful development toolbar for Firefox. It’s similar to the development toolbar here but does even more stuff.
You can find the toolbar at http://chrispederick.com/work/webdeveloper/.
Definitely worth having if you’re working with Firefox (in fact I often use Firefox for debugging Javascript and [...]
I’ve recently been trying to make some of my scripts work with Firefox 1.5 (from IE) and I was looking for some debugging help to set me on the right track. I found this tool which seems to work very well: http://getahead.ltd.uk/ajax/venkman.
It’s an updated version of Venkman fixed to work with [...]
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