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  admin 2:09 pm on June 9, 2009 | 0 Permalink | Reply
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  Jun 9, 2009 I read something about using a different notation from
  var z=new Array(1,2,3,4) to
  var z=[1,2,3,4]
  

  Using UE http://www.ultraedit.com/support/tutorials_power_tips/ultraedit/regular_expressions.html
  Search/Replace:
  new Array(^(*^))
  [^1]

  shortenz your codez automatically.

  Buy Ultraedit & UltraCompare Bundle

  Full object notation
  javascript:var testts={’key1′:’value1′,’key2′:2,’key3′:3,’key4′:’four’};alert(testts.key3);

  24 items replaced… If you ever want to search and replace to reduce array code or other types of code, don’t waste time doing it manually, I definitely recommend using a fast approach to solving consistent problems versus wasting human labor manually entering each option. Especially considering the column mode editing powers, integrated copy path file name/quick open from location (ctrl q) features, tabs of open files, and the list of open files, along with function list (f8), you can edit just about anything and everything all at once without ever having to close anything. HEX find and replace hexadecimal data in binary files. Auto recovery after system crash including the entire editing session. Fully configurable toolbars and blazing speed, you’d have to be crazy to edit in anything else.

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  admin 1:37 am on June 9, 2009 | 6 Permalink | Reply
  

  Does anyone know how to change the color of rel-nofollow links with a “CSS”? Well you do now!
  Seeing No Follow Links Also a great userscript idea. Display No Follow Links
  

  getElementById versus XPath not necessarily definitive but interesting graphs. Get element by ID is tons faster than some methods, and always marginally faster in these tests.

  I ran my own test on getElementsByTagName(”TEXTAREA”) versues “.//textarea” and XPath won that one by about .0003 s on 10 attempts at a single text area, and .0005 on 4 text areas, so it definitely depends which dom methods you are using.

  Here is another good example: getElementsByClassName Speed Comparison including the new native function!

  I can’t express my disdain for windows 7 (beta) in words. It keeps deleting all the .JS files from my profile every time it restores my system after every expletive reboot it never comes back up and constantly eats all my JS files when it restores. Also any .AS files are total toast! BAT files deleted. Can anyone explain why both these file types would be targeted and where they would end up? I wish quarantined somewhere. It says it won’t mess with files in my profile, but these are in My Documents and on the Desktop (because I made backups I was so sick of loosing them, and then it ate my backup!)… not only in AppData where scripts are usually stored. Totally unfair waste of time! Its somewhat usable when its been stable but the system restore kills. The one neat feature I found is shaking a window minimizes all other windows.

  It’s not like you can just click your heels together and imagine yourself into another universe of abundance when the reality of the human impaction fights against that. There can be abundance but it cannot be forced. You can not squeeze every last drop your way to abundance…. it is counter intuitive… yet you must waste nothing that has a greater purpose.

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