What I learned from Nexty
Remember Nexty? Recently I was able to make the 1.0 version. Currently I am planning for the second version. But before starting on that I want to document the different things I learned when creating Nexty. These are a list of things you can expect on this series…
Client Side
- CSS
- Icons
- Theming using CSS
- JavaScript
- Ajax - Success/Failure Pattern
Server Side
- Installer
- Framework
- API
- Distributed Apps
Before starting, a small notice - I will include links to Nexty’s internal pages in this series. Most of these pages are behind a login. So I would advice that you get an account in Nexty and login into it using the ‘Remember Me’ option enabled. This would make sure that you have the most seamless experience.
2 Responses to “What I learned from Nexty”
You wrote ‘Clint’ in your site. A type, I presume
I have a question. Perhaps you would be able to help me out.
I am using PHP 4 with Apache 2.0.59. On one page, I have a link to a pdf file. I want that when visitor click on this link, the pdf opens up in a new browser window. I want to control the display of that window. For example, that the windows has no toolbars or menu bars
How could I do that?
regards,
Thanks for the tip. Corrected now.
About your doubt, you will have to open the new window as a popup. You can see the details in my Popup Tutorial
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