December 2005
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Fri 9 Dec 2005
If you’re a PeopleSoft programmer, the Error() function is probably one of the first function you learned in PeopleCode. Raising an error — via the Error or MessageBox functions — is an indispensable operation, and serves multiple purposes throughout the component processor flow. Aside from displaying a message to the user, issuing an error has an accompanying effect which depends on which PeopleCode event it occurs. In FieldEdit, it highlights the affected field and stops further processing; in SaveEdit, it is used to abort save processing (SavePreChange–Workflow–SavePostChange); in RowDelete, it is used to cancel the user delete action.
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Wed 7 Dec 2005
DarkEye is a new breed of “living” web design showcase. You’re in control: you rate, review and submit sites that instantly appear in front of thousands potential users. DarkEye is what you make it so start experimenting today.
Very cool indeed.
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Tue 6 Dec 2005
When working with HTML areas or an IScript page, it is still often very convenient to store data into arrays. When converting the data into the necessary HTML, the Join() method of the Array class still provides a convenient way to formulate your HTML without doing a loop. The following examples should illustrate.
To generate a series of paragraphs from an array &arPara:
&html = &arPara.Join("</p><p>", "<p>", "</p>");
To create an unordered (bullet) list from &arList:
&html = &arList.Join("</li><li>", "<ul><li>", "</li></ul>");
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Tue 6 Dec 2005
Posted by ChiliJoe under
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Being a Google fan, it is hard for me to let go. But like most bloggers who did, my primary motivation for doing so is the lack of categories in Blogger. Blogger publishes to static html files, I think that makes it difficult to implement the said feature. I believe this is also the reason that publishing often takes a long time in Blogger. Wordpress on the other hand publishes your blog posts to a database, hence there’s no need to refresh static pages, mostly everything in Wordpress is dynamic.
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Fri 2 Dec 2005
Again, something from e-mail…
Here are some great ways of dealing with the burdens of life:
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Fri 2 Dec 2005
A very nice list of the most used JavaScript functions! A must read!
Pretty cool site design too (best viewed in Firefox)!
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