In my years as a web developer, there are many security issues with which I have had to become familiar. There are a lot of people out their with malicious intent. One of them could come across your site and expose a flaw that allows them access to crucial information, or the entire site itself. Don’t let this happen! Below are the 10 most common errors programmers make that could prove fatal. Read more »
March 15, 2008
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Xylot Design |
PHP |
access, cross-site, errors, injection, mistakes, oversights, permissions, PHP, programming, scripting, security, sessions, sql, upload, xss |
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First off, what is AJAX? AJAX stands for Asynchronous JavaScript And XML. What does that mean? Basically, it means that you can call up other scripts and retrieve dynamically generated content (or perform simple actions) without ever leaving the current page. It’s how a large number of sites let you log in nowadays, and on what Yahoo! Mail Beta is based. It became popular through Google Suggest, where AJAX is the framework behind that little list that pops up below the search bar while you type in your query. Read more »
March 14, 2008
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AJAX |
AJAX, code, design, development, email, google, html, http, JavaScript, login, PHP, primer, programming, script, snippet, web, xml, yahoo |
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Welcome to the blog of Xylot Design!
The purpose of this blog is to share code snippets, functions, programming methods, design ideas, and other innovations with the world. We’ll be posting informational and extremely useful pieces of code. Just wait until we show you what we have in store for you!
March 14, 2008
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Xylot Design |
General |
AJAX, ASP, css, design, development, html, JavaScript, js, PHP, programming, web |
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