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Not sure if this was posted elsewhere, but I just ran across an IE plugin similar to FF's LiveHTTPHeaders extension.
http://www.blunck.se/iehttpheaders/iehttpheaders.html
After you install it (with IE closed), open IE and go to View -> Explorer Bar -> ieHTTPHeaders to turn it on. I installed mine on IE 6 on XP Pro SP2.

http://www.blunck.se/iehttpheaders/iehttpheaders.html
After you install it (with IE closed), open IE and go to View -> Explorer Bar -> ieHTTPHeaders to turn it on. I installed mine on IE 6 on XP Pro SP2.

I've seen people asking this question over and over here, so it's about time that I post here this useful resource: Making the Absolute, Relative.
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I'm always copying and pasting links to:
jQuery
Visual jQuery
Douglas Crockford (Chief Yahoo! Javascripter)
His JSON site
A Survey of the JavaScript Programming Language
Code Conventions for the JavaScript Programming Language
JavaScript: The Wrrrld's Most Misunderstood Programming Language
Real-time JavaScript RegExp evaluator
Animated Favicon generator
Last.fm - The social music revolution
...and when you've finished sitting there browsing all those awesome links... Run, fat boy!
jQuery
Visual jQuery
Douglas Crockford (Chief Yahoo! Javascripter)
His JSON site
A Survey of the JavaScript Programming Language
Code Conventions for the JavaScript Programming Language
JavaScript: The Wrrrld's Most Misunderstood Programming Language
Real-time JavaScript RegExp evaluator
Animated Favicon generator
Last.fm - The social music revolution
...and when you've finished sitting there browsing all those awesome links... Run, fat boy!

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Well, if you don't want extra stuff cluttering your browser you can use this site instead.Everah wrote:Not sure if this was posted elsewhere, but I just ran across an IE plugin similar to FF's LiveHTTPHeaders extension.
http://www.blunck.se/iehttpheaders/iehttpheaders.html
After you install it (with IE closed), open IE and go to View -> Explorer Bar -> ieHTTPHeaders to turn it on. I installed mine on IE 6 on XP Pro SP2.

http://web-sniffer.net/
It will use the browser ID/TAGs your browser send to it for contacting any other site. And it allows you to modify the ID/TAG to see what the different responses are from the site. It is much better than that type of plugin as it allows you far more control.

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I just ran into this catalog of links on Ajax.
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If anyone is interested, this is a list of properties and methods of the DOM for Mozilla.
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Not sure if it had been posted elsewhere, but this is a Javascript perspective plugin for Eclipse. It is pretty neat.
To go about it without the download, using Eclipse's Find and Install manager, go here (which is what I did).
To go about it without the download, using Eclipse's Find and Install manager, go here (which is what I did).
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JavaScript memory leaks
Interesting article for anyone who develops commercial JavaScript libs that utilize the DOM.
http://www-128.ibm.com/developerworks/w ... criptLeaks

Interesting article for anyone who develops commercial JavaScript libs that utilize the DOM.
http://www-128.ibm.com/developerworks/w ... criptLeaks
AJAX preloader!
I stumbled across this nifty ajax preloader generator:
http://www.ajaxload.info/
I think it's pretty awesome.
http://www.ajaxload.info/
I think it's pretty awesome.

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