Stefan Gabos web developer extraordinaire
Monthly Archives: February 2012
Feb
2012
Zebra_TransForm, version 2.1 is now available
Zebra_TransForm is a tiny (4KB minified) jQuery plugin for styling the appearance of checkboxes, radio buttons and select boxes without sacrificing functionality and accessibility: the elements preserve their tabindex order, give visual feedback when having the focus, can be accessed by using the keyboard, and look and behave in the same way in all major browsers. In version 2.1 a bug was fixed with select boxes not being correctly replaced on Chrome.
Feb
2012
Zebra_Database version 2.7.1 now available
In version 2.7.1 fixed a bug where the select() method took arguments in a different order than specified in the documentation; note that this update made the select() method backward incompatible and that you will have to change the order of the arguments for this to work; fixed a bug where the update() and insert_update() methods were not working if in the array with the columns to update, the INC() keyword was used with a replacement marker instead of a value, and the actual value was given in the replacements array; fixed a bug where the insert_update() method was not working when the only update field used the INC() keyword; the generated query contained an invalid comma between UPDATE and the field name;
Feb
2012
Zebra_DatePicker, version 1.2 now available
In version 1.2 the icon for opening the datepicker is now, by default, *inside* the parent element rather than to its right; the old behavior can still be achieved by setting the newly added "inside" property to FALSE; fixed a bug where the default view, as defined in the settings, was correctly used only the first time; subsequent clicks would open the datepicker in the "day picker" view, regardless of how it was set; fixed a bug where the currently selected years and months were not highlighted in the datepicker; only the current system year and month were highlighted previously; fixed a bug where, if a range of selectable dates was given, users could still navigate to years/months outside the given range (although no dates could be selected from these years/months as they were disabled);



I am a 32 year old web developer working from Bucharest, Romania. I am coding since I was 14 and I am extremely passionate about it. For the server side of things I use PHP/MySQL while on the front-end I write valid HTML 5, nice CSS and lots of JavaScript code using jQuery.