Jeremy Vinding

If you’re writing a webapp that watches for “orientationchange” events, you can simulate the event in Safari so you can use the desktop browser’s more advance development and debugging tools.

Use these bookmarklets, or copy/paste the code that follows.

Portrait
Landscape

Portrait

window.orientation = 0;
var e = document.createEvent("Events");
e.initEvent("orientationchange",true,true);
window.dispatchEvent(e)

Landscape

window.orientation=90;
var e=document.createEvent("Events");
e.initEvent("orientationchange",true,true);
window.dispatchEvent(e)

The interesting comparisons from Douglas Crockford’s book when he’s recommending “===” instead of “==”:

'' == '0'          // false
0 == ''            // true
0 == '0'           // true

false == 'false'   // false
false == '0'       // true

false == undefined // false
false == null      // false
null == undefined  // true

' \t\r\n ' == 0    // true

very interesting, if somewhat dry, reading:

http://code.google.com/p/google-caja/wiki/AttackVectors

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Basically it’ll just be a stream of random links with short descriptions to help with searching.