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http://www.julienlecomte.net/blog/2007/09/16/read this on more information on how to configure your ant script to work with yuicompressor

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http://joseph.randomnetworks.com/archives/2006/07/13/compressed-javascript/I was trying to figure out how to get my apache server to serve gziped css and js files... after a few hours of wrestling, i gave up and googled :) And the above link did the trick. Actually, a comment at that blog. I used the .htaccess method.Here is a nifty plugin for Smarty to serve gziped tpl fileshttp://

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http://www.gregphoto.net/sortable/advanced/

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You can find the judgment passed in this case at this location - http://www.judis.nic.in/supremecourt/qrydisp.aspx?filename=9599I personally find the judgment search tool of the Indian courts very very cumbersome.I tried looking for the judgment in the case of AIR 1973 AP 17 and invariably the page showed - "No matching results"... WTF? Maybe there is a secret trick to finding the hidden pot of

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I was playing around with Verilog today, it was one of those whimsical things that one does to take ones mind off writing a dissertation :) I tried it for the first time, and I like it, it seems fairly easy to pick up too. Here is a function I wrote to convert an ascii number to its ascii-hexadecimal equivalent -/*** converts an 8-bit wide parameter to a 16-bit wide ascii-hexadecimal equivalent*

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jQuery.js and prototype.js, both define $() as a function. This was the reason for the error in the previous blog entry. Didn't figure this out myself, found it in this blog. The good news is that it is taken care of in Drupal 7, and I am using D6 with 1.12.2.1 of jQuery, so I had to use the following workaround -1) includevar $jq = jQuery.noConflict();at the beginning of all the javascript files

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I was trying to use prototype with drupal and was fairly successful until I used collapsible forms and prototype together!Drupal uses tableheader.js for the collapsible functionality - I think, and fails with an error onvar headerClone = $(this).clone(true).insertBefore(this.parentNode).wrap('').parent().css({...in the same file. The error is, "$(this).clone is not a function".Now you see

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I am new to Drupal, newer to coding Drupal and I was attempting to code a new module. Recipie for beginners block :) Anyways, among other features the module was supposed to have a settings page where certain settings, pertaining to that module, could be configured by the site administrator.The help files at Drupal were proving to be fairly non-trivial and unwieldy, so I started looking outside

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