Hacker News Reader

joezimjson Don’t name your input elements ‘action’ or ‘submit’

I'm using Cloudflare and Quick Cache, but doesn't seem to help enough. The HostGator support guys recommended switching to WP Super Cache.

What's DO?

joezimjson Don’t name your input elements ‘action’ or ‘submit’

Certainly an interesting workaround.

joezimjson Don’t name your input elements ‘action’ or ‘submit’

Thanks

joezimjson Don’t name your input elements ‘action’ or ‘submit’

Sorry guys. I didn't expect this to be such a big story. It's been a LONG time since I hit big on Hacker News.

joezimjson Don’t name your input elements ‘action’ or ‘submit’

That's not exactly on topic. We're talking about the `id` and `name` attributes, not the actual text on the button.

joezimjson Don’t name your input elements ‘action’ or ‘submit’

Thanks guys. As soon as I get my hosting back up, I'll get it fixed.

joezimjson Don’t name your input elements ‘action’ or ‘submit’

Can't really afford a better host right now. On days like this though, I'm definitely seeing that I need something that can handle more traffic

joezimjson What's The Point Of Promises?

How would you have a "simple sequential control flow" with asynchronous operations?

joezimjson What's The Point Of Promises?

You guys are talking about things that should be discovered during development, in which case, I'd rather have the exception thrown and showing in the console than to try to write a function to handle them.

joezimjson [dead]

Well, your degree seems mostly useless for your chosen line of work, so you don't really need the diploma, but as you already know and stated, that's stealing. It would also kill your credit score meaning that you might never have good enough credit to buy a house.

joezimjson Ask HN: Would you sell your startup for equity to another startup?

That depends. If I feel like I've accomplished all I need (or really wanted) to accomplish with the first startup and I'm excited to start another one, then there's no reason not to. Besides, you can probably make more money in the sale than you would need to get the next one off the ground.

joezimjson The Lazy Man's URL Parsing

I was noticing that too.

joezimjson The Lazy Man's URL Parsing

Sorry about "the original". It wasn't actually supposed to have that query string on the end. That was for Google Analytics tracking elsewhere and I forgot to remove it when I posted it here.

I'm not sure why it produced an redirect loop because it worked many times for a lot of people. It may have had something to do with my server getting overloaded. I'm on a Hostgator reseller account, so I have limited resources and when HG saw the massive CPU usage from all of you people checking this out, they shut down my site for a bit.

joezimjson Give Your Apps a Backbone(.js)

I think the user was just comparing Backbone to YUI3's MVC framework, therefore making the argument valid.