We published a while ago a small WordPress plugin which enables the users to look up words in a specific database, by highlighting with the mouse the word they want to look up then following a link to an administrator set online database (like Google Definition service or Dictionary.com) which will do the rest of the job. Worthless to say that this...
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Getting the client’s IP address using JavaScriptThis will be a serious disappointment: simply it’s not possible. Javascript is not designed to access this detail of the clients.
I find this thing very odd, because while it’s possible to get the CPU type, the screen height and width and many other details of the client, we can’t get the IP of the client.
So [...]
Great day today for creating IFrames with JavaScript! Well, maybe there’s no good day to do that, we will try it anyway.
First, what are IFrames?
IFrame is abbreviation for “inline frame”. Basically, using an IFrame you bring another page’s content in your HTML page. The content can be on a remote domain or on your own [...]
First let’s see what is this mysterious thing which has been included in Google Chrome and , well, created a smaller storm amongst the developers. Well, maybe it was only a wind. Or whisper?
It’s a C++ engine which can be embedded in any other C++ application freely. It parses the Javascript (ECMA-262 standard), collects the [...]
What you see on the top of the sidebar is not server side code. More than that, not even a bit of PHP has been used. In fact, even HTML is almost not present. It’s Gears and its GeoLocation API.
When you allow Devoracles to collect some data about you, more exactly your location on the [...]
