Today we're launching the first in a series of features on how to use common websites without using proprietary JavaScript. You may not be aware of the dangers of JavaScript -- a problem we've deemed The JavaScript Trap -- proprietary software running on your computer, inside your web browser. The focus of our first feature is Google's GMail service.
Why does nginx by default serve javascript .js as mime-type application/x-javascript? I've noticed the two most popular standards seem to be: text/javascript and application/javascript.
What is the reason for x-javascript?
Thanks.
I'm trying to run Google's Closure Compiler on my server (CentOS 6). I installed it, but only got errors when I tried to run it.
java.lang.NoSuchMethodError: method java.util.regex.Pattern.quote with signature (Ljava.lang.String;)Ljava.lang.String; was not found.
I am trying to use WebView in my application.
That's a warning problem, i now that it will not crash my app, but i want that all is perfect in my code :)
I got a warning when i added this line (so i make javaScript functionnal):
myWebView.getSettings().setJavaScriptEnabled(true);
I searched an explation for this warning, and that's what i found:
Your code should not invoke setJavaScriptEnabled
Choosing to run free software on your computer is a powerful statement. Unfortunately, regardless of what you have installed on your desktop or laptop, you are almost certainly running hundreds of nonfree programs as you surf the Web. Web sites often use programs written in JavaScript to expand the capabilities of HTML, adding menus, buttons, text editors, music players, and many other features.
With KDE 4.4, plasmoids can now be written in JavaScript or QtScript, thus opening up a whole new class of applications. Marcel shows how easy it is to build JavaScript plasmoids.
The other day I linked to code that Mozilla is hoping to bake into the Firefox browser to natively handle PDF documents, today let’s look at an example of JavaScript code that will decode MP3 files.
The other day I linked to code that Mozilla is hoping to bake into the Firefox browser to natively handle PDF documents, today let’s look at an example of JavaScript code that will decode MP3 files.
Hi All,
Do the DITA (Darwin Information Typing Architecture) supprots javascript?
If supports..please guide us how to use javascript with DITA.
Regards.
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