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Monthly Archives: January 2010
Use Rails’ form_tag with care
Today at work I was fiddling with some forms in an admin interface. When I had to make an update form, the data didn’t hit the correct controller action.
If you ever get the message ActionController::MethodNotAllowed, then you’ve created your form wrong!
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(php) Paginate component
After removing CakePHP from my site, I really missed having pagination on it. So I created a small PHP component I’ve called Paginate and I’ve released it over on github: http://github.com/jimmiw/php-paginate.
It’s designed to be easy to use (only 3 lines of code!), and the output should be easy to style.
I hope you enjoy it
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Tagged opensource, paginate, php, plugin
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You gotta design!
After seeing a tweet from @smashingmag about designing a small piece of graphics everyday, I and @janusclemmensen decided to try it out.
Here is my contribution for day11:
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Tagged daily365, design, smashingmag, twitter
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