Today I was busy loading a massive amount of data into the body of a table using ajax and in Firefox and even Internet Explorer 8 it worked quite well, but Internet Explorer 9 decided that it would like to add some empty table cells randomly around my “massive table”, now of course I began by kicking something and cried a few times….. but then I thought about whitespacing and the usual problems I had found with it before while using “the best browser ever known to human-kind”(…not) and I thought of removing the whitespaces between the <tr>’s and <td>’s.

Sample code while crying and trying to get rid of the ironious cells:

The really dumb thing that fixed IE9′s problems:

And voila! Remove the whitespaces yourself and IE9 won’t get confused!

Error: You have an error in your SQL syntax; check the manual that corresponds to your MySQL server version for the right syntax to use near ‘option o ON (po.option_id = o.option_id) LEFT JOIN option_description od ON (o.o’ at line 1
Error No: 1064
SELECT * FROM product_option po LEFT JOIN option o ON (po.option_id = o.option_id) LEFT JOIN option_description od ON (o.option_id = od.option_id) WHERE po.product_id = ’42′ AND od.language_id = ’1′

This is because you probably didn’t set a table prefix in the database install initially.

There is a very simple fix for this, you need RC1 which you can download here:
http://forum.opencart.com/download/file.php?id=5056

Once this has been downloaded, just upload and replace over the root of your opencart 1.5.0 site and you’re good to go!

The above code does not always send emails in HTML as it should, it turns out there is a PHP Bug (http://bugs.php.net/15841) that comes into play with QMAIL and carriage returns.
If this is the case you should replace “\r\n” with a “\n” only.

• step1: Uninstall and then reinstall. Did it work? If not then go onto step2.
• step2: Go to “C:\Users\[YOUR_USER_NAME]\AppData\Local\” and delete the Digsby folder. Go onto step3.
• step2: Go to “C:\Users\[YOUR_USER_NAME]\AppData\Roaming\” and delete the Digsby folder. Go onto step4.
• step4: Install Digsby and you are now able to connect.

Did this work for you too?

The problem is: iTunes will restore itself or maximize itself all the time every 20 or so seconds without being clicked on, it will also get main focus and whatever you were doing will have to wait!

I solved this by right clicking on the iTunes program icon where I launch it from and selecting Properties, then selecting “Compatibility” then making sure “Run this program as an administrator” was checked.

When first starting iTunes I now have to click on “Yes, I would like to start this program as an administrator….blablabla…” but it’s a LOT less irritating than having to constantly minimise iTunes.

Today it happened again and so I write this post..

While in the Flash IDE you select a component on the stage, then you click “Component Inspector”.
This opens up into a modal window which is nice and everything BUT….
…..if you then give focus to another program and then try click back into flash, it hides the “Component Inspector” modal window but still keeps focus on it, so basically, you can’t use the program(Flash IDE) / save your file / or even close the program!

You will then have to use the Task Manager to End Process on that instance of Flash!

This can be very annoying and can lose you productivity by not allowing you to save, so these are your options:

1.) Save before using this feature
2.) Don’t EVER give focus to another application while in the “Component Inspector” modal window.