One of central ingredients of the Web 2.0 applications is the Ajax encompassed by the JavaScripts. This stage of evolution has been transforming the Web into the superplatform. Not astonishingly, this alteration has given rise to the new breed of viruses like the Yamanner, Samy also Spaceflash. Portals like the Google, NetFlix, Yahoo as well as MySpace have observed new vulnerabilities in last few months. The attackers to perform Phishing, Cross-site Scripting and the Cross-Site Request Forgery exploitation can also leverage all of these vulnerabilities.

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A web 2.0 designs is to describe prevailing style of the web design. Lots of people make use of the term “Web 2.0″ to portray: The resurgence in web economy.

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I got this post at http://veerle.duoh.com/blog/comments/a_css_styled_table/ and I’d love to give credit to the author but unfortunately there’s nothing there but the pseudonym—Veerle. This is something pretty simple but very stylish, though.

If you want it used in your next project, you have to do this:

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AJAX user interfaces are highly responsive giving users the feeling that changes are instantaneous. It also introduces multiple segments of interactivity on the same page. User may submit a form and immediately after concentrate on some text or click on a menu item in some other segment.

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Dejan Cancarevic sort of whispered this to me and I’m whispering it to you in return. I guarantee personally that these hacks are really among the BEST hacks I’ve tried so far. They made my pages quite amazing and I want yours to be the same too. Here’s the Number 4 up to 10 hacks…a continuation of the first blow. So, without further ado, go get your mouse right on gear and copy this stuff.

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Smashing Magazine recently featured a story revealing the current trend when it comes to navigability. It has been observed that there is a leaning towards more innovative solutions to navigation menus.

Smashing Magazine points out:
“In fact, over the last months we’ve observed a strong trend toward exactly this navigation scheme; and since designers try to initiate a more effective dialogue with visitors we prefer to call it “speaking” navigation — contrary to “silent” navigation based upon the listing of keywords.”

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If you want to give your page a little touch of uniqueness by means of simple CSS magic, I tell you that you better read this article.

So the question is how do you remove the underline from links in your Web page? You have two options:

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Introduction
OJAX provides a highly dynamic AJAX based user interface to a federated search service for OAI-PMH compatible repository metadata.
OJAX is simple, non-threatening but powerful. It attempts to minimize upfront user investment and provide immediate dynamic feedback, thus encouraging experimentation and enabling enactive learning.

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I got this post from http://justtalkaboutweb.com/2008/02/04/css-web-20-glossy-text/ and I feel you may put this too to good news. I’ve tried it and it’s a sure winner.

How to create gradient text effect with a PNG image (pure CSS, no Javascript or Flash)?

Just put an empty <span> tag in the heading and apply the background image overlay using the CSS position:absolute property. This trick works on most browsers like Firefox, Safari, Opera and give some hacks to make it IE6-usable.

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