Posts by RikdeVos

Try refreshing a couple of times. I can access your new item through the homepage just fine.

I’m selling a wordpress options panel, have a look in my portfolio. It’s really easy to implement – little to no PHP experience is required.

Unfortunately most people who browse the web still use IE, so providing support for IE is very important. I guess you could see it as something positive if you’re a freelancer, as you can charge your client a lot for (mostly) just a few minutes of work.

IE really needs to improve though. I still don’t understand why Microsoft can’t build a normal full-features browser with the latest technologies. Mozilla seems to be able to do it, and they only have a limited budget. If Microsoft doesn’t quickly add these new HTML5 technologies to all their browsers, not just IE10 that runs on Windows 8, they’ll be useless for us developers.

If you need some help, feel free to contact me

As long as you don’t sell these Joomla extensions here on the marketplace, everything is fine. Envato has got nothing to do with this.

Like oscardog said: $(this).find(‘ul’)

$(".this").click(function() {
   $(this).find("ul")
});

The file you mentioned, does actually have a flash fallback and does work in IE & mobile devices. I actually use that audio player on one of my websites, and it works great.

Just set a class on the first click:

$(document).ready(function() {
   $("a").click(function() {
      if(!$(this).hasClass('clicked')) {
         //place code for first click

         $(this).addClass('clicked') //open link next time
         return false; //prevent from opening link this time
      }
   });
});

CodingJack said
Amendment to the list:

1) IE10 A ++
2) Chrome: A+
3) IE9 : A-
4) Firefox: B-
5) Opera: C-
6) Safari: D

Yes, but as we all know, IE10 sometimes crashes

I’ve used FF for many years, but since a year ago I started using Chrome because of its speed and features. They’re both good browsers though.

Personally I would advise learning HTML and CSS first before diving into the server-side languages. Secondly I would advise to learn PHP instead of .NET. PHP has a much much larger community and is open source. .NET is very fast and structured, but harder to learn. I think learning .NET online is quite the challenge and you’ll have to buy all the software from Microsoft. After that you should start learning about databases and such. But that’s all relatively easy

After you’ve learned the basics, you should just start using it and start working with it. By using it you’ll gain experience and learn the more advanced things over time.

Besides, if you work with PHP you can work on a mac

Good luck!!