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JQuery for Everyone: Total of Time Differences (1)
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Problem: Eric commented on my last article and [basically] issued another challenge. Will this work for time values? Solution: Same concept as adding money. Grab the values into an array. Use JavaScript and regular expressions to do some math and massage the data. To see the formula explained and the code snippet, click “Read more.” The formula: =(TRUNC([End Time]-[Start Time],0)*24)+TEXT([End [...]Shared by Paul Grenier (33)Contribute comment -
JQuery for Everyone: Total Calculated Columns (1)
onProblem: SharePoint will not perform “Totals” (Settings > Edit View) on a Calculated Column. Solution: Use jQuery to create an array, do the math with JavaScript, and insert the value in the Totals row. To use this script, edit your view to use “Totals” on at least one column in your list. Edit the view’s page and [...]Shared by Paul Grenier (33)Contribute comment
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How the Famous Tweeple Got Hacked (84)
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So how did the Twitter accounts of Barack Obama, Britney Spears, Facebook, and others get broken into and littered with inappropriate messages earlier today? It wasn’t residue from this weekend’s phishing problems, but rather, a breach of Twitter’s customer support tools. From the Twitter blog, “These accounts were compromised by an individual who hacked into some of the tools our support team uses to help people do things like edit the email address associated with ...Shared by adam (1574) AJ Beck (24) Alberto (1036) Alberty Pascal (16) Alex (183) Alisha (798) AmyVernon (1576) Andrew Burnett (111) Benedict Lee Zhi En (150) Benoit (86) Cam (44) Casper (158) Chetan Thaker (64) Clint Maher (1456) Courtney (59) Damian (158) Daniel (29) Daniel (185) Darren Isbrecht (115) Darrin Snider (39) David Young (36) Deborah Petersen (670) Dragos Pirvu (460) Ed Dale (44) embee (72) Eric Geller (46) Erik C. Thauvin (64) Flatlineato (14) Gabriel Boisvert (31) George Brickner (42) gRegor (41) Hartley Spurlock (31) Heather (65) J.D. Rucker (1136) Jack Mack (313) James Ward (32) Jason Altenburg (26) jason o (314) Jean Ann Van Krevelen (19) Jesper Lind (81) jfox95 (21) Joe R (330) Joey Redmond (5) John Grinde (102) Jon Mulholland (12) Lauren (45) Leena (1231) Leximo (1087) Manoj (29) Marco Ramirez (38) mark boyce (58) Mark Frost (136) Marta Strickland (11) matthew (10) Mitchell McKenna (34) Morton Fox (92) Mr. BabyMan (472) Muhammad Saleem (964) Nicholas (84) Nina Nordbø (6) omigod.net (42) Paul Anthony Gupit (142) Paul Grenier (33) Philip Campbell (93) ProfVegas (31) quack (4) Quasidot (36) reckless (20) Ronald Hennessy (45) Sam Mbale (62) Sean (34) Sean Rasmussen (1803) Shawn Hill (82) Stanley Johnson (54) Stefan (5) Syam Kumar R (6) Tamar Weinberg (45) Thomson (672) vicarum (16) Victor Barrera (1276) Wismark (40) Yatin Vadhia (554) Zach Petersen (17) Zak M. (803)- gRegor said: yikes. change your twitter password.
- Tamar Weinberg said: Interesting -- and good to see so much transparency from Twitter.
- Alberty Pascal said: Hacké via ses propres outils de support ... pas de bol :)
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JQuery for Everyone: Manually Resizing Web Parts (1)
onProblem: I would love to have all iframes dynamically resize to fit their contents. However, as JoeD pointed out from my previous article, the browser’s security restricts us to only dynamically resizing iframes from our own server’s domain. Solution: JQuery UI to the rescue. Resizable allows us to make all of our [...]Shared by Paul Grenier (33)Contribute comment
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JQuery for Everyone: Dynamically Sizing Excel Web Parts (2)
onBefore the holidays, another EndUserSharePoint author, Toni Frankola, challenged me to “…create a script to resize EWA [Excel Web Access] web part automatically to match content inside.” That sounded fun and easy–it wasn’t easy. Anyone with MOSS Enterprise (Excel Services enabled) can replicate the problem. Create a new site collection with the Collaboration Portal template. In [...]Shared by Kanwal Khipple (66) Paul Grenier (33)Contribute comment
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Sign Placement Fail & FAIL Blog: Pictures and Videos of Owned, Pwnd and Fail Moments (7)
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SSL broken! Hackers create rogue CA certificate using MD5 collisions (11)
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Using computing power from a cluster of 200 PS3 game consoles and about $700 in test digital certificates, a group of hackers in the U.S. and Europe have found a way to target a known weakness in the MD5 algorithm to create a rogue Certification Authority (CA), a breakthrough that allows the forging of [...]Shared by Chris Kasten (33) cw808s (34) Jack Littleton (10) James Osborn (18) Jamie (28) Kevin Riggins (8) Kyle Outlaw (5) Matt Southworth (20) Paul Grenier (33) Takeo Kunishima (119) TJ (29)- Chris Kasten said: oh no. that's really not good.
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