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Develop Counter Widgets Using JavaScript and HTML

September 15th, 2008

Building forms can be repetitive work. Often, particular form elements appear consistently across a wide range of forms. These elements lend themselves to creation as components that can be re-used in different forms applications.

One such recurring requirement of forms is the numeric field. Many forms include at least one field that can accept numeric values that occur within a certain range and are rounded to whole numbers (i.e. no decimals are allowed).
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HTML / CSS to PDF using Ruby on Rails

September 12th, 2008

Ever tried to save a web page and send it to someone? What about printing a web page? Both pretty much suck.

A lot of people are talking about printing with HTML and CSS these days but what they don’t tell you is the following:

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