I spent a few hours playing around with Scriptaculous and Prototype this afternoon, working on a navigation accordion-like feature for someone in the #wordpress support channel. It proved to be quite a learning experience (particularly when we realized the example was totally broken in IE7), so I thought I’d share my example with the rest of the world.
I was looking through some source code for a class I was using, and found the following block of code:
I threw together a little app to load up some rather large text files into a new SQL Server 2005 database I setup (we’re talking about 6 gigs of text). It’s now been running for 48 hours straight, reading a line at a time, building an insert statement, and passing it to the database.
I spent 12 total hours banging my head against a maddening problem.
So I was working on a new web app today, and I thought it’d be cool if the URLs it accepted were passed over to the Coral Cache so that a copy of the page was always on file somewhere, just in case it disappeared.