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Strip - A Less Intrusive Responsive Lightbox Unheap - jQuery plugins repo Isotope · Filter & sort magical layouts HTML5: FileSystem API - Create Files and Store Them Locally Using JavaScript and Webkit Dec 19 2013 The FileSystem-API allows the creation of files and folders as well as their local storage using JavaScript. Files can be simple text files, but even more complex files such as images are possible. Modern Webkit browsers with HTML5 support are already able to handle the FileSystem-API. Access Local Filesystems To be able to save files and folders from inside the web browser to the local hard drive you’ll need access to the filesystem. The FileSystem-API can make use of local storage in two flavors. Generally, to begin storing files, access to the filesystem needs to be established: Using webkitRequestFileSystem() we choose whether we want to establish temporary (window.TEMPORARY) or permanent (window.PERSISTENT) storage as well as the required amount of space to be allocated. As a fallback we could additionally attach a fourth parameter to webkitRequestFileSystem(). Permission Request in Chrome The FileSystem-API follows the Same Origin Policy. Creating Folders Use Cases (dpe)

Web Design Tools (lightbox, carousel...) Search, sort, filters, flexibility to tables, list and more! - List.js Selenium Commands & Locators Explained A look at the common Selenium commands and locator methods. In my first post I introduced Selenium IDE and stepped through creating and running your first test case and test suite. In this second post I am going to introduce some of the basic commands in Selenium, and the various methods used to locate elements with Selenium. If you click the dropdown list of commands in Selenium IDE you’ll be faced with over 500(!) to choose from. Fortunately, many commands follow a pattern, which essentially extends the core commands. Actions It wouldn’t be too useful if we could only get values from a website, so there are also a whole bunch of action commands. open – This will open the specified addressclick – Clicks the element at the provided locationcheck – Toggles the checked value of a checkboxtype – Sends text input to an elementselect – This will select the specified item in a list In addition, most action commands in Selenium IDE also have a duplicate command with the AndWait suffix. Examples:

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