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If you try to set the CSS-property

background-position in Internet Explorer (I tested with 7) and even use that with Mootools' morph/tween-functions, it will not work.

You can workaround that issue, if you set also background-position-x and background-position-y (actually ignored by my Firefox 3.0).

This is the code, I use at koala to move the background upwards.

$('body').morph({
    'background-position':'0 -140px',
    'background-position-y':'-140px',
});

If you are using pawn (for instance in san andreas multiplayer) and want to rename a file, you'll not find a method like frename.

You can either use my

dutils (pawn only solution) or a plugin (like Yless' YSF) to add frename to your functions.

If you want to make a plain pawn solution, and don't want to use dutils, here is how I made it.

There are two steps.

First you'll need fcopy (copies the file):

ohnd=fopen(oldname,io_read);
nhnd=fopen(newname,io_write);
new buf2[1];
new i;
for (i=flength(ohnd);i>0;i--) {
    fputchar(nhnd, fgetchar(ohnd, buf2[0],false),false);
}
fclose(ohnd);
fclose(nhnd);

And then you'll need to remove the old file.

fremove(oldname);

Remember, that on linux those methods will not work (since fputchar is bugged on linux). You need to use the pawnonly frenametextfile and fcopytextfile from

dutils for that.

If you want to hide a specific player on the map, you can set the alpha value to 0x00. If you want to make him visible again, you just have to set it to 0xFF.

Since this is not always simple, to store the current color of the player in a invisible and a visible way, you can use bitwise or to do that task for you.

This is my togglePlayerMapIconVisibility function, which keeps the color of the player and toggles the player to visible or invisible on the map.

stock togglePlayerMapIconVisibility(playerid,bool:visible){
    SetPlayerColor(playerid, (GetPlayerColor(playerid) | 0xFF) - (visible ? 0x00 : 0xFF));
}

This happend to me when I tried to load ajax-content in internet explorer (worked fine in Firefox, etc), which had a script-tag without a valid comments tag.

So just for the record, here is the solution, which helped me.

Before (Broken):

<script type="text/javascript">
<!--
  alert('text');
// -->
</script>

Fixed (Working)

<script type="text/javascript">
// <!--
  alert('text');
// -->
</script>

Today I added some google analytics tracking to my redmine at

dev.webdevberlin.com.

This was pretty easy, open:

app/views/layouts/base.rhtml

Search for the

-tag and add the given code (from analytics page) before the tag.

You don't even need to restart your redmine.

Should work pretty much the same for all other tracking services!