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I'm performing a site review for one of our properties and it's a spectacular mess. One of the issues is that there are 123 files in the .js folder, and I'm not certain how many of them are used because each page on the site has it's own head calling specific dependencies.
I'm wondering if there is a chrome plugin that will keep track of the dependency files/names I'm loading as I bounce around a site. Or perhaps there's a method I can use that I'm not seeing?
Using Chrome Developer tools, you can go under the Network tabs and see what files are being requested from the server. You can then sort them by type to get a glance at the scripts being loaded.
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I started on a project where we want to go from a Wordpress site we currently have to a non-cms based site for specific reasons. I downloaded a plugin for the site which converted all my pages and such to HTML but now I have a bunch of pages with absolute links to certain wordpress folders that will not be there anymore.
I would like to (for the time) convert all links that use absolute paths to relative paths as I have changed the file structure of the website. I currently use Sublime 3 and Phpstorm, but if those tools can't help me I can absolutely get another one to help me with this task.
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Notepad++ is powerful for this. Use Find and replace in all files from a selected directory.
If you are on linux, use grep.
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I have to modify some css on a site built by another. There are tons of different media queries and I was hoping to find a simple way to determine (while viewing the site) which media queries were being activated when.
I may be able to add some custom javascript, if necessary, but I'm hoping there's some tool or website out there that I can 'view' the site with, with the relevant information possibly overlayed in some way.
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I have an html page with 1000 images and it's very slow to load in my browser.
I want to load the images using the scroll effect like this example :
Like the web site http://www.jumia.ma/catalog/?q=iphone
You can use Lazy Load plugin for that: http://www.appelsiini.net/projects/lazyload
This plugin delays loading of images from server until they appear in users viewport. So after you load the page, script check that images are visible and loads them. When you scroll, it automatically checks if new images appear and loads them as well. You can also configure any additional effects, etc.
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Is there a php backend library that allows a user to upload files upt to 512mb big and displays the progress in a bar through jquery / javascript?
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I've used http://www.uploadify.com (the html5 version) and I've been happy with it.
Note that the upload size allowed depends on the php configuration.
There are lots of tools available (just google it). If you want do do something your self you can check out this step-by-step guide
http://www.9lessons.info/2012/04/file-upload-progress-bar-with-jquery.html
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Like Mini Jappix but without the big application server behind.
Is there one ?
Best would be if it's integrated with Ruby On Rails, but not required at all.
You can try out cometchat at http://www.cometchat.com/ but it is commercial
Ok, here is something similar to what you need, it is free and open source: http://videosoftware.pro/rvc/ they also have a commercial version (called PRO) that has deep facebook implementation. There is a link somewhere in the photo gallery or google for "svc video chat". It is advertised as chatroulette but has similar modules to a normal chat as well..