Weekend Links – PHP Pagination, jQuery Flash Plugin, CSS Visited Links, Programmer’s Dress Code, Browser Security

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Perfect PHP Pagination

PHP pagination can be extremely difficult -- advanced search and filters can make PHP pagination a nightmare. Sitepoint Blogs provides a tutorial on php pagination using a fixed array of data.

http://www.sitepoint.com/article/perfect-php-pagination

jQuery Flash Plugin

A pure jQuery plugin to embed flash movies in your page.

http://jquery.lukelutman.com/plugins/flash/

"Checkmark" Your Visited Links With Pure CSS

Most designers/developers color their visited links in a different color -- I've not yet seen the idea of "checking" them off until now.

http://css-tricks.com/put-checkmarks-next-to-visted-links-with-pure-css/

The Programmer Dress Code

Programmers aren't always nerdy, pocket-protector wearing, nose-bleeding, never-kissed-a-girl guys. Many of them have long hair or comb-overs, as this article proves.

http://www.codethinked.com/post/2007/12/The-Programmer-Dress-Code.aspx

Microsoft and Mozilla Disagree on Browser Security

I know, hard to believe. SitePoint pieces together the quotes from notable Microsoft and Mozilla employees.

http://www.sitepoint.com/blogs/2007/12/05/microsoft-and-mozilla-disagree-on-browser-security/

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Discussion

  1. Perfect PHP Pagination

    This link has a good solution for arrays has anyone found a decent solution to pagination that depends on dynamic data like sql results instead of fixed data?

  2. BOLARINWA OLAKUNLE

    I think dreamweaver makes it easier

  3. George

    Paginating needs to be linked to a database.

  4. If you want using pagination plugin, pls try it here: http://kenphan.info/view/2010/01/Cach-su-dung-jQuery-jPager-plugin.html
    That is a simple page used AJAX and JSON. The name is jPager. That jPager is easy install & simply.
    Download it here: kenphan.info/download.jpager.rar

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