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Search Results for: autocomplete
Yo, autocomplete.
One of my biggest pet peeves is ‘AutoComplete’: the functionality of a text box to suggest (and complete) previously entered data. I’ve seen many bad implementations and the one fresh out of memory I can remember is Opera’s URL box, … Continue reading
Autosizing memo that autocompletes
For the RB project someone asked me to write an autosizing and autocompleting memobox. Currently the ‘To field’ is implemented as an ‘autocompleting’ combobox: well, typically this combobox was written by myself too. When implementing that combobox I already warned … Continue reading
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Zimbra. Browse. Play Ball!
Earlier I was following comments that (eventually) got me stranded at Zimbra. It appears to be a collaboration server with an AJAX (ugh-the name-the-name) frontend. Closer inspection seems to reveal that the product itself is a mix of perl and … Continue reading
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Opera
I‘m one of the lucky people who managed to get the free Opera license key. Cheers to the Opera Dev. Team. Testing it, I found out that I didn’t like the default ‘Opera look’: something I managed to reset to … Continue reading
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