I ran into the same issue by using apache wicket. I proposed basically the same solution like you are describing, the only difference is I did not modify the css content on the server side. Instead I do an ajax request to get the css and add the padding rule to injected the style element into the head.

If you are interested, have a look at:

https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/WICKET-3927

A few things to bear in mind though if you’re moving there.

1. Perhaps it’s not such a good idea to bring books that you value. Most books and other things made of paper take only a few years to fall apart or to be eaten by silverfish and book lice when stored in anything other than a dedicated 24/7 air-con storage area. At best, you’ll find the pages discolor and become almost powdery.

2. If you decide to drive, drive defensively. Paradoxically, you’ll rarely be given a freebie on the roads here, but driving aggressively will backfire eventually. It’s similar to your point 11; drivers here aren’t rude per se, it’s just that they’re not aware that you can drive with others in mind. It’s just not done that way.

3. When you’re viewing potential homes, go around noon. This way, you’ll know the sun/window orientation. You don’t want a wall in your living room radiating heat throughout the evening that it’s accumulated
during the day.

4. The other important thing to do when viewing apartments is to look around the neighborhood for billboard announcing a new project. Construction is the never-ending result of Singapore’s ambitions, it’s a necessary evil. But if at all possible, make sure you don’t fall victim to the dust and noise associated with it.

5. Lastly, if you think the heat or the humidity will get to you, find a home near the East Coast. The sea breeze and occasional showers here keep things that little bit more bearable than in the land-logged districts.

Good luck.

I agree completely that a proper onload event would be ideal, and it’s interesting to see the HTML 5 spec suggesting it is a requirement, but given that Firefox 4 doesn’t (currently) give one, I think we can safely assume that it will take a lot time to be reliable even if one is implemented.

In particular, this Gecko bug would need to be fixed:
https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=185236

Catered to all levels.

Regards,

I have successfully installed Gears (woohoo!), and can see it in the extensions section of the addons window in my prism app.

However, GMail still insists on trying ot download Gears and won’t recognise that it’s already installed.

I have to turn offline mode on through a menu item in the settings. Once I enable and save, it goes through the normal download process, so of course I still get stuck at the bit that says it won’t install (even though I already did it).

I am using Prism on a Mac running Snow Leapoard (10.6.4)

Any ideas? This would be really handy for me.

I’m assuming you’re using windows. I would assume that you can create any desktop shortcut / favourite you want, and then just edit the “URL” to be “chrome://newtab” instead of “http://google.com/” or whatever.

I couldn’t promise that it would work, but try the manual change and then see if when you double-click your OS asks you what to do with a URL with the protocol “chrome://”

You can also add this to your world so you need only set it once.

class MechanizeWorld < Webrat::MechanizeSession

def mechanize

return @mechanize unless @mechanize.nil?

@mechanize = Mechanize.new

# Get proxy from http_porxy environment var
if ENV['http_proxy'] != nil
proxy = URI.parse(ENV['http_proxy'])
@mechanize.set_proxy(proxy.host, proxy.port)
end

@mechanize

end

end

World do
MechanizeWorld.new
end

I want this because simply launching Chrome creates a separate window. I want that relaunching Chrome would create and give focus to new tab (I have a habit to automatically click an icon on Quick Launch to visit a web page)

So far I have http://www.google.com as the shortcut but I’d really like it to be the newtab page.

It all comes down to money.. When they dont have money they create the problem and provide the solution… Easiest was to earn cash…

Hehe, Same with 9/11… False flag attacks. We cant just go to war we need a reason.. Fly a plane into our own trade centers to justify war.. And we all know war is profit.. look at us now.. at war with about 5 countries.

Before you start talking with ignorance do your damn research and study the world.. There is a truth behind every lie so dont reject all those.. seeming crazy people who believe the US government is corrupt and wouldent mind killing a few thousand citizens to get out of debt or further their agenda.

You might be served by trying to deal with facts before leaping both to conclusions and down people’s throats.