I don’t want to have to test my web apps against another browser, please…
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Dude! You’re the one and only salvation through this nightmare of mine. I struggled hectically trying to find a way to parse a normal text field with my file upload through a multipart/form-data form
Thanks a stash
Jason
Hello
en se moment je rencontre également des p’tits problèmes avec notre très chère FNAC…(pour ma tablette)je compatie et te souhaite bien du courage dans ta lutte.
sinon, je vais demander à me faire rembourser ma tab… Accepteront-ils?? =P
Thanks for the great snippet, it still helps!
Please note, that semicolon after $params is missing, plus in my case, when handling upload with php I’ve removed base64 encoding because php couldn’t understand it and kept data encoded.
“what this project has actually proven is that it is possible to use desktop computers idle time to do useful scientific researches.”
This sounds fantastic but not knowing that much about security I am loth to leave my computers on at all times.
Is GridRepublic just for tech geeks?Thanks, Claude, for that hint – as I send SMSs in Arabic and Greek, this should be most useful.
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Yeah… that’s a good point, another browser, more work for web developers…
Typical lazy developer.
Well, if you think I am lazy you should be talking with my project manager, the test team and the support team…
It will apparently be more developer friendly. I think google will pull through and make it stick to the standards, it would improve things if some IE users switched to it
I was thinking the exact same thing – “Oh, no. Not another browser to test against!”. But apparently, Google Chrome is based on Webkit, so in theory, what works in Safari should work in Chrome! I guess we’ll have to see…
@Luke, you’re right, it’s based on WebKit, like Safari.
However I doubt they will be based on the exact same version, especially if Google makes contributions to WebKit and anyway the JavaScript engines will not be the same…
Do you really think that Google would go through all the trouble of launching a browser (if it is indeed real) and not include standards support at the very minimum? Also, can you not write sites that support multiple browser? Geeze whats this world coming to….
@D, yes I do actually develop sites that support multiple browsers. That’s actually the point.
To do that I need to test on all those browsers and they all “include standards support at the very minimum”, they just sometime interpret the standard their very own way.
What do you think will be Google’s interpretation of the standards?
Also I further need to take support calls from people that are using all those browsers. Meaning different interfaces, different preference settings, different add-ons, different headaches…