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The new layout of YouTube added a background random-noise which I like very much, having seen almost exactely the same effect on other sites, so I plan to use the same technique in my webpage prototypes, or at least have this "trick" in my toolbox for future use. The image is like this (taken from http://g.raphaeljs.com/barchart.html ): Now Youtube accomplishes the (embarrassingly identical) same effect by embedding the image in source code: (on Youtube main page, right click background to display it, then right click the image and "display image properties" [ffox]): data:image/png;base64

I need a client-side routing solution to work with a chrome app. I've researched several and crossroads.js seems like a good fit. When I include it in my html file, it doesn't seem to work; that is, if I use code like crossroads.addRoute('/news/{id}', function(id){ alert(id); }); crossroads.parse('/news/123'); , the page alerts '123' but if I type '/news/321' in the browser's url bar, it preforms the browser's default action, instead of alerting '321'. What am I doing wrong. (Also, I realize the title is broad, but I believe the difficulties I'm having with crossroads.js are more general than

I am forseeing a problem with allowing customers who purchase some content from me via PayPal. I will offer multiple, intangible goods. When someone completes their purchase for one of these goods, they will be redirected to a landing page - let's call it "thank_you.php" - which will automatically queue up a download and allow a link to queue up download in case it doesn't start automatically. This will be done by passing the unique item ID to the download page ("download.php"). This method is essentially a mimic of the top answers from these threads: PHP generate file for download then

I have problem with TinyMCE editor. I have form with few text fields and textarea (tinymce), and enabled client validation. When I click save button validation occures on all text fields, but it takes 2 click to validate tinymce content. Furthermore, validation shows message only when field is empty, or if condition is not satisfied (just for test causes, max 5 characters can be entered), but when I enter right number of characters ( less then 5 ), error message stays. Here's code sample: <%Html.EnableClientValidation(); %> <%= Html.ValidationSummary(true, "Na stranici postoje greške.", new {

With the event of the jQuery templates plugin, I am wondering how to maintain both server-side and client-side templates. Because in my case, I have some templates, that would be duplicates - server-side as well as client-side. Just imagine this: You have a form, where you can enter list points. When you press submit, an AJAX request is generated but the entry is already showed on your page. Now, the markup for this bullet point should be the same - wether it was generated through JS or by my PHP/.NET/whatsoever application. Are there any good ways to maintain those templates / keep them in