Yesterday I blogged about how I moved Lighthouse Pro over to JSON using CFJSON and Spry. In general it worked nice and gave me some size savings on the data, but I had run into one problem.
Last week or so I blogged about doing form postings with Spry.
Bob sent in an interesting email to me:
A few days ago I posted a link to a few new Spry demos including one that shows how to build custom columns in Spry.
Ok, I'm not sure if "evenness" is really a word, but if Steve Colbert can make stuff up - so can I. Before Spry 1.4, Spry supported a simple way to apply different CSS styles to datasets rows to support even/odd colors.
The site still says 1.3, but you can now download Spry 1.4.
Developers at Adobe pursued improvements with the number one web development tool by focusing on an issue that has proven a real time waster for developers.
So - in case folks are curious - I now have both a dishwasher and the Internet back at my house. I feel like I've returned to the modern world. (Yes, I'm spoiled.)
This is mainly for my own reference - but as I always have trouble finding it - I thought I'd share.
A few days ago I mentioned a little issue I ran into with Spry.
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