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Rendition Protocol: The Order of Adapters in Lawnchair
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A collection of notes, code snippets, instructions, et cetera for myself. Tuesday, October 28, 2014. The Order of Adapters in Lawnchair. If you are using Lawnchair. And you want to explicitly define the order in which adapters are used, then you must open the unminified file and make sure they appear IN REVERSE ORDER THAT YOU WANT THEM in the source. The Order of Adapters in Lawnchair. XQuery / MarkLogic Blogs. All text © Mattio Valentino. All code is free content. Do what you will with it.
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Rendition Protocol: October 2013
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A collection of notes, code snippets, instructions, et cetera for myself. Saturday, October 19, 2013. 2 cups rolled oats. 1/4 cup wheat germ. 3/4 cup sunflower seeds. 1 cup of peanuts, crushed. 1/3 cup brown sugar. 4 tbsp unsalted butter. 2 tsp vanilla extract. 1/2 tsp kosher salt. 8 oz dried fruit (raisins, dried cranberries, etc). Preheat the oven to 400. Prepare a glass baking dish or similar container about 11x13 by lining it with wax paper. You may want to spray it lightly with Pam or oil.
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Rendition Protocol: March 2012
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A collection of notes, code snippets, instructions, et cetera for myself. Saturday, March 3, 2012. Loading and Refreshing the Application Cache of Multiple Sites. We have multiple web applications that are offline-capable using the HTML5 Application Cache. The HTML5 Cross-Document Messaging. Feature an iframe jQuery. Certainly feels little goofy, but it works. There are several pieces to this puzzle. 2) An iframe on the loader, which can be visible or hidden. NOTE: There's no security in place here!
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Rendition Protocol: February 2014
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A collection of notes, code snippets, instructions, et cetera for myself. Saturday, February 15, 2014. First attempt at a Web Worker for a Lunr.js index. Most of the applications I've been building lately are internal mobile web apps using jQuery Mobile. And they function offline using the Application Cache. Plus a bit of Local Storage. The latest one also has a search requirement using some textual data even if the user is offline. I decided to give Lunr.js. DOCTYPE HTML html head title Web Worker with ...
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Rendition Protocol: February 2012
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A collection of notes, code snippets, instructions, et cetera for myself. Sunday, February 5, 2012. IOS, Private Browsing, and the HTML5 Application Cache. This problem makes sense, but it caught me off-guard during debugging. If you have a web application that uses the HTML5 Application Cache. So if you have an app that seems to be caching properly in your desktop browser but not your mobile device, be sure to check your privacy settings! Links to this post. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).
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Storing document change as metadata. Walking Among the JSON Trees. Building an Application in about an hour. Balisage: The Markup Conference 2016. Unthink: Starting to move beyond the constraints of relational databases. How to prepare your security model for Brexit. Exercising Privilege to Restrict Content. Securing a REST API. Avoiding eval with first-class functions. Cooking Up a Data Hub with MarkLogic. Handling Whitespace in URIs. Exciting Times in MarkLogic Geospatial. Managed vs Unmanaged Triples.
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Rendition Protocol: June 2014
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A collection of notes, code snippets, instructions, et cetera for myself. Saturday, June 7, 2014. JQuery show() and hide() Don't Seem to Work with jQuery Mobile. That's not entirely true. Chances are you're running into this type of situation. I was trying to hide a set of ui-block-* elements in a JQM grid when the user tapped a button. On the same set of ui-block-* elements, my media query for an iPhone was setting. Important directive was winning - was dictating the final display. Links to this post.
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Rendition Protocol: October 2012
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A collection of notes, code snippets, instructions, et cetera for myself. Thursday, October 11, 2012. IIS7, JSON Compression, and You. How do you know if your requests are being compressed? Fiddler. Select resource Response Section Transformer tab. Also, the Headers tab should have a Transport section listing Content-Encoding: gzip. How do I enable it in IIS 7? How come my JSON requests aren’t being compressed? The JSON MIME type isn’t compressed by default. That MIME type is application/json.
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Rendition Protocol: May 2015
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A collection of notes, code snippets, instructions, et cetera for myself. Thursday, May 7, 2015. I Just Want to Run my Watch App in the Simulator! Note that this pertains to using Xcode 6.3 with an iOS project having a deployment target of iOS 7.0. If your situation is different, this may not help you at all. Now, at this point I could run the iPhone 6 8.3 simulator and see the time and charging icon in the top-right corner of the Watch simulator. BUT, if I switched to one of the 8.2 simulato...If you...
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