Archive for September, 2003

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EU makes new

EU gives cold hand to lawyers and big software companies in new law regarding software patents. This is clear win to smaller software companies who have been in tight lately because Microsoft among the others have taken their business by using American style “if you can’t beat them by business sue them” way. :)

New directive here

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get the XPATH of the current node

I am always lost in my XML nodes. Here is something what I stole from xsl-list@mulberrytech.com mailing list.
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XInclude.NET 1.0

XInclude.NET is free open-source implementation of XInclude 1.0 Candidate Recommendation and XPointer Framework Recommendation written in C# for .NET platform.

more here

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Yet another day on XSLT problem

“Only two things are infinite, the universe and human stupidity, and I’m not sure about the former.” – Albert Einstein

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Dreamweaver Fever

I got my hands on to new MS Frontpage (it’s totally rewritten, nothing to do with old crappy FP versions) in spring and I thought that will be taking over dreamweaver/homesite users but I guess I was wrong after seeing Dreamweaver 2004.
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Fonts

I got so much problem to try to find free fonts… Google on that case is always giving me wrong results. Therefore I’m going to put small collection of links here.
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What's up with document.onload?

I was trying to use document.onload event instead using onload=”init()” event in <body> tag. But I could not get it working properly;
I was trying to surf on Google but with no help. :(

The document.onload event seems to be firing before the main element is defined in both Mozilla and IE. This seems contradict to the DOM spec which says:

“The load event occurs when the DOM implementation finishes loading all content within a document, all frames within a FRAMESET, or an OBJECT element.”

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Rewriting blog

I have decided to rewrite my homepages. I will make some code section in it for my dhtml and xslt stuff and I will put my portofolio here as well.
These pages now are written in module based xhtml1.1 and clearly that’s not ready yet for modern day’s browsers.

IE can handle xhtml 1.1 quite well but Mozilla gives me strange results when using height: properties in CSS. Therefore I think I will go back xhtml1.0 strict.

So, now I need to find nice cms for my site or maybe I just continue on MovableType it has been very good…

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