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 I’ve been checking out the Shoemoney System for the last few days, and I haven’t learned anything that I didn’t already know. I’m hoping that it ramps up soon though. The videos are basic basic basic, but I’m sure he’s just leveling the playing field for other users. The sales letter when you first sign up seemed . . . → Read More: Review: The Shoemoney System is Meh for Advanced Users. So I was a part of the Polar Plunge put on by the Morrisville Rotary Club. It was a fund raiser for transitional housing for the United Way. Yes I’m wearing a ShoeMoney.com . . . → Read More: Polar Plunge 2009 Ok everyone, here is part three of the pictures. They’re somewhat out of order from the other posts. Imagine that they go between the two sets. These are from the “missing” memory card that my wife had! #gallery-1 { Michelle and I about . . . → Read More: Affiliate Summit West 2009 Pictures (Part 2)  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. |
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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