Since the introduction of the first Oracle search plugins for Firefox, a few things have changed:

Mozilla upgraded Firefox to version 2. Microsoft upgraded Internet Explorer to version 7. And Google released the Custom Search Engine.

So, what does this have to do with search plugins? Read on and you will know:

What’s new in IE7 and Firefox 2 […]

In addition to the Oracle documentation Firefox plugin and extension, you now have another easy and quick way to search Oracle documentation and other Oracle and non-Oracle related web sites.

Introducing Oracle Bookmarklets

A bookmarklet is a small JavaScript program that can be stored as a URL within a “bookmark” (or a “favorite”) in your browser. Bookmarklets […]

I bumped into an issue while testing one of my ColdFusion applications. The issue is how Firefox and IE render HTML. Take the following HTML input tag in test.htm for example:

<input name=”field” type=”text” value=”1234″ maxlength=”3″>

Now, if you view it in Firefox (1.5.0.1) you will only see 123 in the input box. However, if you view […]

As you may already know, I have been developing applications in Oracle and ColdFusion for a few years now, thus the theme of this blog. When developing quality web applications (using any technology) you have to test your application in as many browsers as you can. Most importantly, IE and Firefox. With IE7 just around […]

Netscape has just released an updated version that addresses the issue of XML rendering in IE. Now, that is not the news. The news is that I read this information on the the IEblog. Not only the Microsoft IE people put a link on their blog to download Netscape, but they actually thanked Netscape for […]