When using MooTools 1.11 the event object target property can not be read by IE. The way to correct this is to use the following…
var target = $(e.target || e.srcElement);
Here it is with surrounding code…
$('elementId').addEvent('click', function(e) {
var target = $(e.target || e.srcElement);
if(target.checked){
//do something here
} else {
//do something here
}
});
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Tagged with javascript, mootools.
By Bryn Knatterud
– August 25, 2009
I have been curious for awhile about how my wife and I could share our personal calendars easily. Adding to the dilemma was the fact that I use a Microsoft Exchange Server for my scheduling and my wife uses Google Calendar.
I suspected that there was likely an easy way for us to share our calendars but I just has not taken the time to look into it.
How it is doneā¦
In Outlook:
- In Outlook with your calendar selected select “Publish Online” from the ribbon bar (I’m using Outlook 2010)
- You will want to select Publish to Office Online
- I made my calendar publicly availible to anyone just to avoid any annoying permission issues.
- You can then select to share your calendar with others.
- You will be given a link that you can use in Google Calendar that will read in your calendar
Back in Google:
- In Google Calendar under “Other Calendars” click settings
- Then click “Import Calendars”
- Then select the Add URL tab.
- Copy & Paste the link you were given in Outlook into the Google Calendar area.
- Now your Outlook Calendar is shared to Google Calendar.
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Tagged with google, outlook.
By Bryn Knatterud
– August 24, 2009
Just over a week ago I purchased a new cell phone. I also had to switch providers, but that is another story.
Here it is…

Until last week I had never had a “Smart Phone” so this is new experience for me.
Things I like…
- Synchronizes with Microsoft Exchange (a big reason I purchased this in the first place)
- Ability to tether with my laptop
- Google Maps App
- Will play MP4 videos
- Wall Street Journal Reader App
Things I was slightly bummed by…
- This particular Black Berry does not have WiFi capability.
- The default Media Player App will not broadcast audio to a Bluetooth headset. I had hoped to listen to music on my headset while I biked back and forth from work.
- The IHeartRadio app is not yet available for the Tour
All in all I’m quite happy with it, it exceeded most expectations but fell short in a couple others.
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Tagged with Acts Media, BlackBerry.
By Bryn Knatterud
– July 20, 2009
After several months of doing almost nothing with my website I actually have one.
It seems a developers or designers own website is the item at the bottom of the stack. But this is not the case for Acts Media anymore.
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Tagged with Acts Media.
By Bryn Knatterud
– July 20, 2009