Posted on February 4, 2011 by Jason
SWF-Capabilities is a tiny Flash application I wrote which provides a JavaScript API designed so webmasters can utilize Flash’s persistant Local SharedObject (Flash cookies). Better than browser cookies, Flash’s Local SharedObject enable you to store limited amounts of data on a user’s local computer which can then be reaccessed at a later time.
SWF-Capabilities can also grab the user’s “System capabilities” object which holds certain system information that can be used as an aid in things like spam control, user authorization, short-term user validation etc. Referrer and IP can be spoofed, but the System capabilities object can’t be.
SWF Capabilities can also set Flash cookies with randomized names and values. This “key” can be used for email verification codes, tracking, form submission validation, and things of that nature.
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Posted on January 31, 2011 by Jason
jlVisi is a jQuery plugin designed to toggle the visibility of webpage elements from a list of object id’s or class names contained within the rel attribute of any HTML tag.
Insert a list of object id’s or class names in the rel attribute of any HTML tag and jlVisi will
toggle their visibility depending on your command.
This can be useful, for example, if you have a WordPress website and you want to
toggle the visibility of certain widgets for a particular page only.
You could use it like this – Continue reading »
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Posted on January 27, 2011 by Jason
I just made my random insult generator into a jQuery plugin.
Here’s an example -
To get the plugin Continue reading »
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Posted on January 17, 2011 by Jason
AMailTo.me is a free email messaging service I designed to reduce email spam. Create FREE contact forms and start giving out your email link instead of your vulnerable email address! AMailTo.me will help eliminate your email spam!
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Posted on January 4, 2011 by Jason
I’ve been slowly-but-surly assembling a new YouTube API player in my spare time. It’s got a load of features including a jQuery plugin, playlists, playlist categories, right-click context menu controls and playlist, shuffle, loop, autoplay, fullscreen, HTML controls, jQuery UI theme support, and all kinds of wonderful, script-ready JavaScript API functions for the webmaster in you.
You can keep up with my progress by going to http://ytPlayer.com. Sign up for an account to start using it if you want.
I don’t have a specific target date for a final release, but it is working now. Start by making an API key, then build a playlist, and finally generate the HTML code.
Reporting the bugs would be truly helpful.
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Tagged: actionscript, api, auto, autoplay, autostart, chromeless, control, controls, css, custom, customize, functions, generate, generator, javascript, jQuery, loop, player, plugin, repeat, shuffle, start, style, stylesheet, tube, ui, you, youtube, ytplayer, ytplayer.com
SWF Capabilities Flash Cookies JavaScript API
Posted on February 4, 2011 by Jason
SWF-Capabilities is a tiny Flash application I wrote which provides a JavaScript API designed so webmasters can utilize Flash’s persistant Local SharedObject (Flash cookies). Better than browser cookies, Flash’s Local SharedObject enable you to store limited amounts of data on a user’s local computer which can then be reaccessed at a later time.
SWF-Capabilities can also grab the user’s “System capabilities” object which holds certain system information that can be used as an aid in things like spam control, user authorization, short-term user validation etc. Referrer and IP can be spoofed, but the System capabilities object can’t be.
SWF Capabilities can also set Flash cookies with randomized names and values. This “key” can be used for email verification codes, tracking, form submission validation, and things of that nature.
Read the rest of this page ยป
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Tagged: action, actionscript, adobe, agent, api, array, as3, authorization, authorize, bot, capabilities, capable, comment, comments, cookie, cookies, delete, flash, get, ip, javascript, key, local, match, object, persist, persistent, random, randomize, script, server, serverstring, set, SharedObject, spam, spambot, spammer, string, submit, swf, swfobject, system, unset, user, useragent, valid, validate, validation, verification, verify