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  • OpenAjax requests comments on browser wishlist

    The OpenAjax Alliance has been working with some of the top Ajax developers on a wishlist that aims at gathering and prioritizing the development features that we need the most from next generation browsers. The process is completely open and Wiki-based, so feel free to contribute. http://www.openajax...
    Posted to Tales from the Evil Empire (Weblog) by Bertrand Le Roy on 04-01-2008, 12:00 AM
    Filed under: JavaScript, Microsoft AJAX Library, HTML, OpenAjax, Safari, Opera, Internet Explorer, Firefox
  • A honest recap of the IE8 meta-tag controversy

    This will affect all Web developers, which is precisely why the debate is very heated. Anyway, here's a honest recap of the issue. I tend to agree with the author's conclusion although that is obvisouly not the position of Microsoft... http://arstechnica.com/articles/paedia/ie8-super-standards-mode.ars...
    Posted to Tales from the Evil Empire (Weblog) by Bertrand Le Roy on 01-25-2008, 12:00 AM
    Filed under: JavaScript, HTML, Microsoft, Internet Explorer
  • How to choose a client template engine

    Disclaimer: I worked on the Microsoft Ajax 4.0 template engine, so my criteria are of course heavily influenced by our own design. Templates are a data rendering method that server-side developers have enjoyed since the old days of classic ASP and PHP. The idea was quite simple (add code blocks and dynamic...
    Posted to What's New (Weblog) by Anonymous on 02-05-2009, 12:00 AM
    Filed under: ASP.NET, JavaScript, Microsoft AJAX Library, Atlas, HTML, jquery, Internet Explorer, injection
  • How to choose a client template engine

    Disclaimer: I worked on the Microsoft Ajax 4.0 template engine, so my criteria are of course heavily influenced by our own design. Templates are a data rendering method that server-side developers have enjoyed since the old days of classic ASP and PHP. The idea was quite simple (add code blocks and dynamic...
    Posted to Tales from the Evil Empire (Weblog) by Bertrand Le Roy on 02-05-2009, 12:00 AM
    Filed under: ASP.NET, Atlas, JavaScript, Microsoft AJAX Library, HTML, Internet Explorer, Security, Injection
  • Nyheter i IE 8: JSON

    En nyhet i IE 8 är inbyggt stöd för att hantera JSON. De metoder som finns är stringify() och parse(). För den som inte vet vad JSON är så har jag en kort genomgång. JSON är en förkortning för JavaScript Object Notation. Det är egentligen helt vanliga Javascript-objekt. Det används ofta i samband med...
    Posted to Mikael Söderström (Weblog) by Vimpyboy on 03-22-2009, 12:00 AM
    Filed under: Internet Explorer, Javascript
  • asp:menu fix for IE8 problem available

    Internet Explorer 8 is a unique release in the history of Internet Explorer in more than one way, but the decision to make standards mode the default means that authors of existing sites are impacted by it, if only to set the compatibility mode to IE7. But what if your site is built using components...
    Posted to What's New (Weblog) by Anonymous on 03-23-2009, 12:00 AM
    Filed under: ASP.NET, HTML, Internet Explorer, JavaScript, Microsoft
  • asp:menu fix for IE8 problem available

    Internet Explorer 8 is a unique release in the history of Internet Explorer in more than one way, but the decision to make standards mode the default means that authors of existing sites are impacted by it, if only to set the compatibility mode to IE7. But what if your site is built using components...
    Posted to Tales from the Evil Empire (Weblog) by Bertrand Le Roy on 03-23-2009, 12:00 AM
    Filed under: ASP.NET, JavaScript, HTML, Microsoft, Internet Explorer
  • Why is ASP.NET encoding &’s in script URLs? A tale of looking at entirely the wrong place for a cause to a non-existing bug.

    Several people have reported seeing errors in their logs that seem to be due to requests such as this: /ScriptResource.axd?d= [lots of junk] & t=ffffffffee24147c The important part here is the HTML-encoded “&” sequence, which stands for “&” of course. If this exact URL is sent to...
    Posted to Tales from the Evil Empire (Weblog) by Bertrand Le Roy on 06-05-2009, 12:00 AM
    Filed under: ASP.NET, Atlas, JavaScript, Microsoft AJAX Library, HTML, Internet Explorer, Ajax Control Toolkit
  • Why is ASP.NET encoding &’s in script URLs? A tale of looking at entirely the wrong place for a cause to a non-existing bug.

    Several people have reported seeing errors in their logs that seem to be due to requests such as this: /ScriptResource.axd?d= [lots of junk] & t=ffffffffee24147c The important part here is the HTML-encoded “&” sequence, which stands for “&” of course. If this exact URL is sent to...
    Posted to What's New (Weblog) by Anonymous on 06-05-2009, 12:00 AM
    Filed under: ASP.NET, JavaScript, Microsoft AJAX Library, Atlas, HTML, Internet Explorer, AJAX Control Toolkit
  • querySelectorAll on old IE versions: something that doesn’t work

    In today’s post, I’m going to show an interesting technique to solve a problem and then I will tear it to pieces and explain why it is actually useless. I believe that negative results should also be published so that we can save other people from wasting time trying the same thing. So here goes… A few...
    Posted to Tales from the Evil Empire (Weblog) by Bertrand Le Roy on 08-31-2009, 12:00 AM
    Filed under: ASP.NET, JavaScript, Microsoft AJAX Library, Internet Explorer, jQuery, CSS, TwitCode
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