Comments for Eltit Golb http://roberto.open-lab.com think upstream Thu, 12 Aug 2010 08:28:09 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.com/ Comment on An html sanitizer for C# by Sal http://roberto.open-lab.com/2010/03/04/a-html-sanitizer-for-c/#comment-308 Sal Thu, 12 Aug 2010 08:28:09 +0000 http://rbicchierai.wordpress.com/?p=442#comment-308 Ciao Roberto, complimenti per il codice, volevo segnalarti una cosa ... ho provato a copiare un testo proveniente da word (altro annoso problema) e ho notato che il codice lasciava un tag di chiusura del tipo o:p. Saluti Ciao Roberto, complimenti per il codice, volevo segnalarti una cosa … ho provato a copiare un testo proveniente da word (altro annoso problema) e ho notato che il codice lasciava un tag di chiusura del tipo o:p.

Saluti

]]> Comment on JavaScript grid editor: I want to be Excel by therealanodyne http://roberto.open-lab.com/2010/01/18/javascript-grid-editor-i-want-to-be-excel/#comment-306 therealanodyne Wed, 11 Aug 2010 07:42:31 +0000 http://roberto.open-lab.com/?p=313#comment-306 Dear publisher. Thanks a lot for the great work, it helped me a lot while browsing for possibilities to implement (especially editable) spreadsheets in webpages. I can only agree with Bill Bell, I enjoyed your intro very much. Thanks to Ben Tucker for the link to WikiCalc, a brilliant programm for enterprises who use internal Wikis. Cheers, Anodyne Dear publisher.
Thanks a lot for the great work, it helped me a lot while browsing for possibilities to implement (especially editable) spreadsheets in webpages.
I can only agree with Bill Bell, I enjoyed your intro very much.
Thanks to Ben Tucker for the link to WikiCalc, a brilliant programm for enterprises who use internal Wikis.

Cheers,
Anodyne

]]> Comment on 30 years riding IT: part3 by Verisimilidude http://roberto.open-lab.com/2010/01/29/30-years-riding-it-part3/#comment-305 Verisimilidude Fri, 06 Aug 2010 23:27:49 +0000 http://rbicchierai.wordpress.com/?p=255#comment-305 A fascinating "trip down memory lane" for me too. You remind me of fellow bright but not academically motivated classmates. I hope you don't take offense, but I especially like the image of pear to pear communication. (a pear, pronounced with a long "A" like pare, is a fruit.) Of course peer to peer always makes me think of a conversation between members of the British House of Lords. (Peer means someone who is equal in society, British "Peers" are the social equal of the Queen). A fascinating “trip down memory lane” for me too. You remind me of fellow bright but not academically motivated classmates. I hope you don’t take offense, but I especially like the image of pear to pear communication. (a pear, pronounced with a long “A” like pare, is a fruit.) Of course peer to peer always makes me think of a conversation between members of the British House of Lords. (Peer means someone who is equal in society, British “Peers” are the social equal of the Queen).

]]> Comment on JavaScript grid editor: I want to be Excel by Frank Maulit http://roberto.open-lab.com/2010/01/18/javascript-grid-editor-i-want-to-be-excel/#comment-303 Frank Maulit Fri, 09 Jul 2010 22:53:40 +0000 http://roberto.open-lab.com/?p=313#comment-303 Thank you so much for posting this.... I've been searching for some sort of alternative to putting a bunch of text inputs in a table. My real issue here is scalability because I've got a couple thousand cells displayed on my page and the number of DOM elements is outrageous. Gonna try and look at SlickGrid to see if it works out for me... Thank you so much for posting this…. I’ve been searching for some sort of alternative to putting a bunch of text inputs in a table. My real issue here is scalability because I’ve got a couple thousand cells displayed on my page and the number of DOM elements is outrageous. Gonna try and look at SlickGrid to see if it works out for me…

]]> Comment on XSS war: a Java HTML sanitizer by miroslavos http://roberto.open-lab.com/2009/11/05/a-java-html-sanitizer-also-against-xss/#comment-302 miroslavos Mon, 14 Jun 2010 06:48:07 +0000 http://roberto.open-lab.com/?p=120#comment-302 Hi, really good job. Nice, this work´s Sanitizer+String.replaceAll(String RegularExpression, Strin newString) Rocks!! Hi, really good job.
Nice, this work´s

Sanitizer+String.replaceAll(String RegularExpression, Strin newString) Rocks!!

]]> Comment on JavaScript grid editor: I want to be Excel by Jon http://roberto.open-lab.com/2010/01/18/javascript-grid-editor-i-want-to-be-excel/#comment-301 Jon Thu, 10 Jun 2010 09:12:24 +0000 http://roberto.open-lab.com/?p=313#comment-301 This is a great writeup! I've been searching for solutions to be able to import / paste data in from Excel all day. I haven't actually found anything that works for me since pretty much nothing can handle pasting multiple cells at once but I think that shows me that I should give up. Google Docs seems to be the only thing that can handle that AND be user friendly enough for somebody to use - the only issue is it's not designed to be used when people aren't logged in so it might take some hacking to get up and running. Scripts also can't run normally for people who aren't logged in but that's probably not an issue for most. This is a great writeup! I’ve been searching for solutions to be able to import / paste data in from Excel all day. I haven’t actually found anything that works for me since pretty much nothing can handle pasting multiple cells at once but I think that shows me that I should give up.

Google Docs seems to be the only thing that can handle that AND be user friendly enough for somebody to use – the only issue is it’s not designed to be used when people aren’t logged in so it might take some hacking to get up and running. Scripts also can’t run normally for people who aren’t logged in but that’s probably not an issue for most.

]]> Comment on XSS war: a Java HTML sanitizer by Roberto Bicchierai http://roberto.open-lab.com/2009/11/05/a-java-html-sanitizer-also-against-xss/#comment-300 Roberto Bicchierai Thu, 10 Jun 2010 06:58:01 +0000 http://roberto.open-lab.com/?p=120#comment-300 I didn’t get the question. The sanitizer published is a java piece of code, what is the “wmd.js” file you are talking? My sanitizer is not a javascript one (even if a porting should not a big deal). How can I help you? The only hint I can give you regarding a comment box on you site, is to use a simple text area or a markup editor (see this article http://www.codinghorror.com/blog/2008/05/is-html-a-humane-markup-language.html) and encoding all user inputs. Cheers, Roberto I didn’t get the question. The sanitizer published is a java piece of code, what is the “wmd.js” file you are talking? My sanitizer is not a javascript one (even if a porting should not a big deal).

How can I help you?

The only hint I can give you regarding a comment box on you site, is to use a simple text area or a markup editor (see this article http://www.codinghorror.com/blog/2008/05/is-html-a-humane-markup-language.html) and encoding all user inputs.

Cheers,

Roberto

]]> Comment on XSS war: a Java HTML sanitizer by rick http://roberto.open-lab.com/2009/11/05/a-java-html-sanitizer-also-against-xss/#comment-297 rick Tue, 08 Jun 2010 02:31:48 +0000 http://roberto.open-lab.com/?p=120#comment-297 I pasted the html sanitizing script into my wmd.js file, saved it, and loaded the modified wmd.js file to the server, and refreshed, but all of the typing function on the wmd.js comment/markdown window were stripped, leaving the comment area without functionality. What did I do wrong? Thanks in advance for any help you can provide to make my website more secure. Can you also help me put a comment box like this one on my website for visitor feedback, since I like the validation of required entry of e-mail account info to prevent spammers? That would be greatly appreciated, along with some very basic instructions for implementing the comment box. Rick I pasted the html sanitizing script into my wmd.js file, saved it, and loaded the modified wmd.js file to the server, and refreshed, but all of the typing function on the wmd.js comment/markdown window were stripped, leaving the comment area without functionality. What did I do wrong?
Thanks in advance for any help you can provide to make my website more secure.
Can you also help me put a comment box like this one on my website for visitor feedback, since I like the validation of required entry of e-mail account info to prevent spammers? That would be greatly appreciated, along with some very basic instructions for implementing the comment box.
Rick

]]> Comment on Ultra-light jQuery calendar by GG http://roberto.open-lab.com/2010/04/06/ultra-light-jquery-calendar/#comment-296 GG Fri, 04 Jun 2010 00:22:52 +0000 http://rbicchierai.wordpress.com/?p=555#comment-296 I like this new spin (pun intended) on datepickers. IMO, my disorientation comes from seeing the date top down instead of the traditional left to right. You scroll the wheel mouse up-down/north-south but the action is left-right scrolling on screen - which causes the disconnect in my brain. I feel your control might work more intuitively if you stick with the scrollwheel idea (which is the big plus on this control), and arrange it more like a jackpot/slot machine - so the scrolling up-down action actually rolls the dates up and down as you hover over each part of the date. [mm]/[dd]/[yyyy] (or whatever format you're using) - not to mention it would take less screen real estate. http://img.brothersoft.com/screenshots/softimage/j/jackpot_clock-166507-1.jpeg I like this new spin (pun intended) on datepickers.

IMO, my disorientation comes from seeing the date top down instead of the traditional left to right.

You scroll the wheel mouse up-down/north-south but the action is left-right scrolling on screen – which causes the disconnect in my brain.

I feel your control might work more intuitively if you stick with the scrollwheel idea (which is the big plus on this control), and arrange it more like a jackpot/slot machine – so the scrolling up-down action actually rolls the dates up and down as you hover over each part of the date.

[mm]/[dd]/[yyyy] (or whatever format you’re using) – not to mention it would take less screen real estate.

http://img.brothersoft.com/screenshots/softimage/j/jackpot_clock-166507-1.jpeg

]]> Comment on Ultra-light jQuery calendar by Free Ultra-light Calendar/Date Picker jQuery Plugin « Rapidop http://roberto.open-lab.com/2010/04/06/ultra-light-jquery-calendar/#comment-295 Free Ultra-light Calendar/Date Picker jQuery Plugin « Rapidop Sun, 30 May 2010 18:18:13 +0000 http://rbicchierai.wordpress.com/?p=555#comment-295 [...] This component is a light-weight calendar/date-picker. It is described on detail here on my blog. [...] [...] This component is a light-weight calendar/date-picker. It is described on detail here on my blog. [...]

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