Comments by Sebastiaan Meijerink (Top 28 by date)

node.js is a server side library. The question is unclear.

There is no mouse on a mobile device. So there is also no mouseenter. You'll need to find some othere gesture like "tab"

http://lmgtfy.com/?q=Javascript+form+validation

I'm sorry to say, you'll have to provide more info.
This doesn't look like javascript. Where is the code for the game object.

So, you need it to be interactive with the code editor?
I did try this, to use with a legacy language.
But this was in the 2005 version. And at that time it wasn't all that easy and i abandoned it.

But lately I'm seeing great plugins like that do these kind of things. Like the ones by Mads Kristensen.
You need to look at the VisualStudio SDK. Things like SideWaffle are made with this. And you can do amazing things.

But there isnt a single awnser that fits in a comment or solution.

I think the way fullCalendar handles events and lets the user interact with them is great the way it is.

You're requirement is not at all compatible with this strategy. Maybe this whole component is not the right choice for you.

Dit you try trim()

Where is the drag and drop javascript code? What did you try?

Updated my answer.

I suppose you mean what css to use?

Ok ok. Not rendered. Generated.

You might be using .aspx. But that renders HTML. You're ASPX page does have a HTML doc type.

Sorry, the word TAB should have been there. You are blocking way to many keys. The tab has keycode 9, which is cancelled. So tabindex won't work.

After the page has rendered. Right click on the button and say "inspect element" (or at least in chrome it's called that.

What does the rendered HTML look like?

Next to a success function you can also specify an error function in $.ajax.
That will give you three parameters and should give you more information.

Why are you loading jquery via both the google CDN and locally as well. They don't even appear the same version.

Do you actually mean the browser adresbar? Or do you have you're own input field.

I've had 100.000+ records in cache without problems. Obviously you can over do anything, but as long as they are static records e.g. they don't change.

It would be pointless to access the metaheader tags with Javascript if thats what you mean. The browser evaluates the meta tags only once.

Is the script file at the bottom of you're body?
Did you try to wrap it in;
$(document).ready(function() {
//you're code here
});

It's like I thought. You are trying to mix php and javascript. If you do not want the page to refresh you'll have to use an ajax call to get the contents of cart. The php variable will never be refreshed unless you refresh the whole page.

I suggest you read into what ajax is and when you should use it. Try to get a clear notion of what runs on the server and what runs on the client.

To give a solution doesn't make much sense in this form. I'll make an article or tip for you and then post the link here to show the difference.

That doesnt mean the webserver itself couldnt be in the lan. You can host the website to the internet from your own home.

You could host the webapp from a home computer. Poke a hole in your router. That way you only have to deal with a local area network. You could use xamp for the php server. Talking to the c software from php shouldn t be a problem that way.