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Pageflakes How-To and Troubleshooting Guide

  • Manage Flake Instances
  • Server-Side Scripting
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  • Storing an Array into a Profile
  • Using CSS
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  • Flake Development Tools
  • Troubleshooting
    • Using the "id" element correctly
    • Using XMLHttpRequest
    • Issues with Internet Explorer, Firefox and Opera
    • Use CDATA inside script blocks
    • Avoid memory leaks and understand 'this'
    • Minimize processing in load()
    • Do not use alert()
    • Do not use <form> elements
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Do not use alert()

Javascript alerts are very intrusive and interfere with the the presentation of a Pageflakes page. As such, alerts should not be used. As an alternative, any messages should be displayed in a suitable <div> element.

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