After some trial and error and a lot of google-fu I found a solution using easyXDM.  It seemed to work pretty well and was able to work across different browsers.  However, the solution was pretty heavy, weighing in at just over 21kb embedded on the parent site.

A coworker of mine brought up a more streamline solution that pulled out all the goodness of what easyXDM was doing and put it into a script at around 2kb.

The script uses postMessage transport for more current browsers.  Then falls back to a hash tag solution for browsers that don’t support postMessage option.

I cleaned it up and put it out on github.  Check it out and let me know what you think.

Demo: http://zerg.ws/iframe/demo.html

Github: https://github.com/johnymonster/iframe_height

Thanks!

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You will first cd into the directory under version control then execute the command.

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rm -rf `find . -type d -name .svn`

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$.get("/",function(data){
    console.log(data.hell0);
},"json");

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tar -pczf name_of_your_archive.tar.gz /path/to/directory

Extract a tar.gz file:

tar -zxvf backup.tar.gz

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You will need to first purchase a vodafone sim and call customer service to activate the internet. Oh and make sure you speak spanish, because their customer service does not speak english.

Once you have the sim and the internet activated, you are going to need to go into your network settings.

Settings -> General -> Network -> Cellular Data Network

Then enter these credentials for cellular Data

APN: airtelnet.es
Username: wapwap
password: wap

After you enter those, set your phone to airplane mode then turn it off and internet should be working!!

thanks to this post here!

http://www.marbella-guide.com/vodafone-spain-wap-settings/

UPDATE: That set of configuration from above appears to only have worked for me for a few hours. Again vodafone is of no help getting a good working setup so after some searching on the interwebs, I found another set of working configuration from here: http://forums.pinstack.com/f24/tcp_apn_wap_gateway_port_carrier_settings-360/

they actually give you settings for quite a few carriers in different countries.

Vodafone (Spain)
Gateway IP: 212.73.32.10
Port: 9201
APN: airtelwap.es
username: wap@wap
password: wap125

I didn’t need the gateway or port, but those are working for me at this point. Guess I will wait to see if this dies in the next day or so.

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This coupon is for a Buy 1 Get 1 free offer for Chipotle!

Offer ends 3/4/2011

Download here:

Chipotle Coupon

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JSTL 1.2 tag library definition as used in the Spring Security 3 book examples:

<%@taglib prefix="c" uri="http://java.sun.com/jsp/jstl/core" %>

If you are using eclipse you might get an error similar to:

Can not find the tag library descriptor for “http://java.sun.com/jsp/jstl/core”

If you have a jstl jar file already in your class path then you are probably using a jstl 1.1 version of the jar. I found a 1.2 version of jstl using jarfinder.com

http://mirrors.ibiblio.org/pub/mirrors/maven2/javax/servlet/jstl/1.2/jstl-1.2.jar

At this point you can just download the jar above and put it into your eclipse class path and all should be right with the world again.

Here are some posts that I used to come to this much needed conclusion. The second post being more helpful than the first due to the fact that much of Spring Security 3′s book examples use eclipse and tomcat.

http://www.mularien.com/blog/2008/04/24/how-to-reference-and-use-jstl-in-your-web-application/

http://www.mularien.com/blog/2008/02/19/tutorial-how-to-set-up-tomcat-6-to-work-with-jstl-12/

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Well you can and thats exactly what im doing!

If you don’t already have this setup, enable IMAP for your Gmail account.

I would highly recommend configuring your Labels specifically for your Outlook email so that you have a nice place to organize your storage.

As a quick tip for Gmail labels, you can create “IMAP” sub folders in Gmail labels using the “/”. For example, if you want to have a folder called Home with a sub folder called Family. You would just create a label like this: Home/Family. In outlook you will now have a folder called Home with a sub folder Family! its really quite brilliant and simple, but I never used it until now.

As for Outlook, you are going to now want to configure a new account using your Gmail IMAP feature. Google has a nice little guide in the IMAP settings tab of gmail that will walk you through setting this up.

Once you have all that setup, its now time to start importing mail into Gmail! Just drag and drop your mail into your newly configured gmail IMAP folders and bam there you have it. All your mail stored in the Google sky, searchable and retrievable from anywhere you like.

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RICHMOND- Governor Bob McDonnell’s proposal to increase the speed limit in Virginia to 70mph in rural and less populated areas was approved today by both chambers of the General Assembly. The Governor’s measure received broad bipartisan support in both the House and Senate. In the House, Delegate Bill Carrico (R-Galax) carried the bill. Senator Steve Newman (R-Lynchburg) patroned the bill in the Senate. Both bills are identical. Each bill must still be voted on by the other house prior to being sent to the Governor’s desk for his signature.

Speaking about today’s vote, Governor McDonnell remarked, “I thank Delegate Bill Carrico and Senator Steve Newman for their successful advocacy of this important proposal to speed up traffic in rural and less populated sections of Virginia. As today’s votes in both chambers demonstrate, there is broad bipartisan support for this common-sense idea. 32 states already have 70mph speed limits, and 13 allow motorists to drive 75mph. This slight increase in our speed limit will be safe for motorists and help get Virginians to their destinations a little quicker each day. This is an important early step towards our common goal of improving transportation in the Commonwealth.”

Senator Steve Newman noted, “Increasing the speed limit to 70mph on Virginia’s highways will help commuters get to their destinations more quickly and safely. Virginia now joins 33 other states that have increased their speed limits above 65mph and I applaud Governor McDonnell’s leadership on this issue.”

Delegate Bill Carrico added, “I’m pleased that the bill to increase the speed limit on rural stretches of highway to 70mph has passed both houses of the General Assembly. This is a common-sense reform that will make sure highway traffic moves at a more uniform speed on Virginia’s highways.”

HB 856 can be read here:

http://leg1.state.va.us/cgi-bin/legp504.exe?ses=101&typ=bil&val=HB856

SB 537 can be read here:

http://leg1.state.va.us/cgi-bin/legp504.exe?ses=101&typ=bil&val=SB537

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