Google Plus One W3C Problems
The Google Plus One code is pretty cool, but unfortunately, it breaks XHTML W3C validation.
There is no <g:plusone></g:plusone> tag, and the HTML5 solution using data- attributes is also invalid for XHTML. So, how do you get around this when your pages are written for XHTML?
My solution, after the break.
Relaunch
Welcome to the newest flavour of the Jebus.Portal!
I had to dump the old look, it was getting ... old. Plus the technology behind it was extremely dated.
Technical details after the break.
Web Browsers, Ajax, and Caching...
After writing a couple of websites that do a lot of Ajax calls, I noticed clients were complaining that they couldn't see any of the updates they added. This is mostly the problem of browser caching.
I have a couple of solutions for this.
