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  • Web Developers: Make sure you're displaying script errors

    By default, Internet Explorer doesn't display script errors. Most of the time this is fine, but when developing web applications, you want to be aware of any script errors. For example, lets say you have this line of BLOCKED SCRIPT var foo = document.getElementByid('bar').value; Notice that the "i" in getElementByid is lowercase, ...
    Posted to Gary Sherman (Weblog) by gsherman on May 14, 2008
  • IE7Pro allows Internet Explorer to be tweaked, customized, and scripted

    I recently StumbledUpon IE7Pro, which is an add-on for Internet Explorer. Although my primary browser is Firefox, I use IE for our web applications, including Dovetail Agent. IE7Pro adds a whole bunch of useful enhancements. There are two that are quick wins that I love: Spell Check, and Move the IE menu bar. Spell Check I still find it ...
    Posted to Gary Sherman (Weblog) by gsherman on December 10, 2007