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I'm trying to write down a simple local proxy for javascript: since I need to load some stuff from javascript within a web page, I wrote this simple daemon in python: import string,cgi,time from os import curdir, sep import urllib import urllib2 from BaseHTTPServer import BaseHTTPRequestHandler, HTTPServer class MyHandler(BaseHTTPRequestHandler): def fetchurl(self, url, post, useragent, cookies): headers={"User-Agent":useragent, "Cookie":cookies} url=urllib.quote_plus(url, ":/?.&-=") if post: req = urllib2.Request(url,post,headers) else: req=urllib2.Request(url, None, headers) try: response

I am updating a site that I've built for the Nintendo Wii, and am looking for a good way to debug the application. Wii's browser (a version of Opera 9.3) does not have any sort of JavaScript console. I was going to use one of the various remote debug console solutions (such as jsconsole.com ), but none of them seem to work. I suspect the reason for this is some sort of unsupported functionality, but I cannot figure out what that is without a console or some sort of error output. Things I've tried: window.onerror ( Not supported until Opera 11.6 ) Overriding the Error.prototype.toString method

I made simple function which makes all container behave like link ("a" element). function allHot(element){ $(element) .click( function(){ var href = $(this).find('a').attr('href'); window.location.replace(href); }) .hover( function(){ $(this).css({'text-shadow' : '0px 1px 0px #D6D6D6'}); }, function(){ $(this).css({'text-shadow' : 'none'}); } ); } Function works great. Instead of clicking the "more" button, user can click everywhere on container and is properly redirected. However, if user after redirection clicks back button, browser goes back two steps instead of one as it should. What's

I make some chat example like here: http://psitsmike.com/2011/09/node-js-and-socket-io-chat-tutorial/ When I use Chrome and Firefox everything works like a charm. With IE9 or Opera some socket.io events are not firing (e.g. disconnect) or firing too late, and data receiving is too slow. I installed node.js and socket.io module with the npm method. Please help. Martin Socket.IO works best with websockets. Prior to 2012, most browsers did not support websockets ( source ). With such browsers, socket.io falls back to various polling methods, but those may lead to problems you are experiencing,