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A friend and I are just in the process of trying to create PDFs on the fly. This isn''t in itself too hard, but we have some repeating images that are being put in over and over again. It''s increasing file size too much unfortunately. Does anyone know the best way to ensure file size is kept to a minimum for this scenario? We know about linking to a URI, but the problem with

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I have 2 tables... club and forum, which use the "type" as I''m subclassing the Club and Forum objects. Tables are: clubs: id title type forums: id club_id title type I''ve put an "after_create" callback in the Club as Club has_one Forum: class Club < ActiveRecord::Base after_create :create_forum has_one :forum def self.create_forum # create it

Hi all, I have a situation where I want to display an error message, and have it fade away after a 2 second delay. My problem is an impatient user could click buttons so fast that multiple Fade effects will be in play. I believe script.aculo.us can supports canceling existing effects before starting a new one, but couldn''t find any examples. I tried something like this but it

Hello, Does anyone know if it is possible for JavaScript to detect what text is currently selected by a user? I would like to allow the user to select some text and then grab that text using JS. I saw these guys do it : http://www.enlighter.com/ but I''m not sure if its possible to do this using JS only or if it needs a browser extension. Thanks! --Dave.