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SRC10 – Breaking things with Ruby talk
Presenter: Rory McCune The breaking things with Ruby session was all about penetration testing and security. It was one of the best sessions I attended while at SRC. A couple of tools and techniques were demonstrated, and the Pen testing … Continue reading
Posted in Conferences, Development, Security, SRC10
Tagged scotruby, Security, SRC10
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Google chrome select and CSS
If you try and set a background image in a select element in Google chrome and you get shading over the top of the element which completely buggers up the element, I think it’s a bug. I’ve managed to get … Continue reading
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A couple of funny videos
Best Fails of 2009: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2010/01/07/best-fails-of-2009-video_n_414549.html Compare the Meerkat: http://film.comparethemeerkat.com/
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Automatically generating a sitemap in rails
I recently had the need to generate a sitemap using a cron job on a regular basis (nightly) for my ruby on rails app. I found the excellent plugin from Chrisian Hellsten at http://github.com/christianhellsten/sitemap-generator. Which did the trick very nicley. … Continue reading
Posted in Development, Ruby / Rails
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Problem with cucumber external selenium testing
I have added a features folder to my wordpress install and got a lovely gem called cucumber-wordpress to write cucumber driven tests for wordpress. I decided to get clever and setup selenium cucumber and normal cucumber webrat profiles. I’ve done … Continue reading
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IE fixed width select input bug
IE truncates options within a select if the options are longer than the width of the select control. Somehow EVERY OTHER BROWSER manages to expand the options while keeping the select at the fixed width, another reason why ie sucks!!! … Continue reading
Posted in Development, Javascript
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jQuery storing data in a tag using internals
I had a problem where I needed to store the old name of an input tag so that I could reference what it used to be called. I used the rel attribute to store this (as is common practice) but … Continue reading
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How to make a wordpress plugin
So I had my first exposure to writing a wordpress plugin yesterday. It was such a pleasant and easy experience that I thought I better give a little back. So here’s my step by step guide to creating a very … Continue reading
Posted in Development, PHP, Wordpress
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New Beginnings
Time to get my blog back on the go. Starting fresh, no history just a brand new slice of life, code and adventure (if we’re lucky)
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