By James Thompson, on January 11th, 2009%
So Affiliate Summit hasn’t officially started yet, but check out some of the cool things Michelle and I have been up to – mostly pics. I’ll be adding captions later, but I need to hurry up and get down to registration.
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margin-left: . . . → Read More: Affiliate Summit: On Location (Pre-Conference)
By James Thompson, on January 9th, 2009%
Hey Everyone,
I’m laid over in Manchester, New Hampshire right now killing some time writing up the intro post. I’m headed to Affiliate Summit West 2009 in Las Vegas, Nevada. I’m going with my lovely wife, Michelle, and we’re going to have a friggin awesome time. We’ve both got Platinum Passes to the conference, which means that . . . → Read More: Affiliate Summit West 2009 – Here I come.
By James Thompson, on January 7th, 2009%
Goals and resolutions are not the same thing. Let’s look at their definitions as advertised via dictionary.com:
goal
–noun
1. the result or achievement toward which effort is directed; aim; end.
2. the terminal point in a race.
res⋅o⋅lu⋅tion
–noun
1. a formal expression of opinion or intention made, usually after voting, by a formal organization, a legislature, a club, or other group. . . . → Read More: Goals vs. Resolutions
By James Thompson, on January 5th, 2009%
So, I caught this post by msdanielle and found another site – Geeks are Sexy . net with a post about 12 reasons why a geek is going to steal your girl. Both posts were great reads, and reminded me of some other cool shirts I’ve seen over time. I love the website thinkgeek.com. They have . . . → Read More: Geeks are Sexy
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Using Javascript for Commenting in Inputs
You can use Javascript to build inline comments for your input fields. This is a great way to denote required fields and pre-populate data. If you’re using this script to show comments on required fields, I would suggest combining it with some sort of server or client side validation script – or both. The code is . . . → Read More: Using Javascript for Commenting in Inputs