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World cup song 2011 offical song lyrics

Jiyo Khiladi Wahe Wahe
Jiyo Khiladi Wahe Wahe
Jiyo Khiladi Wahe Wahe
Jiyo Khiladi Wahe Wahe

Ayede Peyde (De Ghumake)
Aare Paare (De De Ghumake)
Uttiguttam (De Ghumake)
Adchan Khadchan (De De Ghumake)

Jiyo Khiladi Wahe Wahe
Jiyo Khiladi Wahe Wahe

Hmm.... Ayede Peyde (De Ghumake)
Aare Paare (De De Ghumake)
Uttiguttam (De Ghumake)
Adchan Khadchan (De De Ghumake)
Juta Hosla Badal Faisla
Badhale Tu Bindas Kafila
Khel Jamale Kasam Uthale
Bajake Chutki Dhool Chatadhe

Oru Devadai Veesidum - Veppam Lyrics


Movie name : Veppam
Cast : Karthik Kumar, Nani, Nithya Menon
Music : Joshua Sridhar
Directed : Anjana
Produced : Gautham Menon


oohhh..
Oru devadhai veesidum paarvaiyilae
vizhuvadhu oru sugam
avaL dhooraththil varuvadhai paarkkaiyilae
kalaivadhum oru sugam
ennodu pudhu maattram thandhaaL
engengum uru maattram thandhaaL
en vaazhvil oru aettram thandhaaL
avaL enakku endru indha maNNiL vandhu pirandhavalo
kan thoongum bodhum kaaval thandhaaL
avaL kadavuL thandha parisaaga kaiyyil kidaiththaaL
oohhoo...oohhoo...

Cross-site scripting (XSS) and prevention

Cross-site scripting (XSS) is a security exploit in which the attacker inserts malicious coding into a link that appears to be from a trustworthy source. When someone clicks on the link, the embedded programming is submitted as part of the client's Web request and can execute on the user's computer, typically allowing the attacker to steal information.

Web forms that dynamically return an error message including user input data make it possible for attackers to alter the HTML that controls the behavior of the form and/or the page. Attackers do this in a number of ways, for example by inserting coding into a link in a forum message or in a spam message. The attacker may use e-mail spoofing to pretend to be a trusted source.

four essential things for blogspot seo

Changing Page Title for every post

The default templates available for blogs hosted through Blogger.com use a variable called <data:blog.pageTitle> to create the text that goes in the <title> tag of a Blogger post entry. By default it will be the blog title.

If you go to Layout -> Edit HTML to look at the XML code that makes up your current Blogger template, you will likely see this section of code:  <title><data:blog.pageTitle/></title>.  If you want to optimize each of your blog pages for the search engines (thereby bringing more traffic to your blog), you can change this tag so that the keywords displayed in the title tag for each of your pages aren’t watered down.

love panlama venama poda podi lyrics


Cast: Silambarasan, Varalaxmi Sarathkumar
Music: Dharan
Direction: Vignesh Shivaa  

Nan correct anavan... Oh yaaaaa. 
Romba nalavan confusion iladavan... Manmadhan... vallavan..

pathinattu vayasu varaikum nala padichi padipa love paniten..
earupathi oru vayasu varaikum olunga oru valaiku poi velaiya love paniten
ipo oru ponna lova panalam nu thonudunga..
manasu enagudunga... enagudunga... enagudungaaaaaa....

Jquery to read from xml

  1. Include the jquery in your page
  2. Validate the xml using online xml validators
  3. Use the jquery.get() to get all the data from the xml
    example:
    $('Contact',xml).each(function() {
    srno = parseInt($(this).find("srno").text());
    empId = $(this).find("empid").text();
    name = $(this).find("name").text();
    contact = $(this).find("contact-data").text();
    type = $(this).find("type").text(); }

  4. The xml data are read and shown as html using jquery
  5. To add new date use the function $('#idSave').click() to delete use deleteRow and to edit editrow
Download the source file here . Files has custom.js which has add/edit and delete function . Please run contact.html to see the output



Excellent Tools for Testing Your Site on Mobile Devices

With the ever-increasing sales of smartphones and the burgeoning tablet market starting to skyrocket, coupled with far greater access to more robust mobile data networks, the internet is now being accessed by our users in a multitude of new ways.

The huge range of mobile devices used to browse the web now means you really have to consider making your site mobile-compatible.

But how do you go about it? Testing your site on mobile devices can be time-consuming and expensive due to the vast number of different mobile devices.

Fear not, because there are some handy tools available at your disposal for making sure that your website renders appropriately on the Mobile Web. This article shares and discusses 10 such tools.

Best Practices for Speeding-Up Mobile Web


Provide an obvious link to the mobile version from the desktop version. 

Users really don’t want to be browsing a media-rich 800-pixel-plus wide site on mobile screens 
without even realizing there's a version toiled over just for mobile. Make sure web site users 
are completely aware that a mobile counterpart exists. 

Use a conventional mobile URL. 

No accepted standard exists for providing an address to a mobile version of a desktop service, 
but there are some recognized conventions. For example: m.website.com, 
mobile.website.com or website.com/mobile. Choose a simple mobile URL and publish it on 
your desktop site. 

Make the user interface work for mobile devices. 

Avoid requiring users to do a lot of typing. Provide large, actionable, clickable UI features. 
Provide URLs that are short and easy to type. Use easily actionable UI widgets and features
that compose well together in a small format. Web designers should think about the scenario 
the mobile user is in when they're looking at the website: probably not sitting comfortable at a 
desk, so information must be able to be found fast. Make sure your content is clearly labeled 
and succinct.


Website should be compatible for a range of mobile browsers. 

Full-featured (Mobile Safari, Android, etc.), half-featured (BlackBerry), and small-featured 
(older-style flip phones) browsers all exist in the mobile space. How the mobile web page will 
look on screen sizes all the way from150x128 to 640x480 shall be considered. Mobile browser 
standards can also differ by country and so, if the website has an international audience, make 
sure the design is flexible enough to meet the devices available in those countries.

Locally Store image for faster uploads using HTML5

By storing my web page CSS, Javascript files or Images locally, I would have the added benefit of reduced network and server usage, in addition to improving page load times.  The HTML5 localStorage interface is a basic client-side key-value database, meaning data is saved and retrieved locally from the clients web browser storage.  However I hit an immediate challenge, as localStorage only supports String objects, and for my usage, I wanted to store binary Images.


Given this limitation in localStorage, the first step required for my implementation is to base64 encode the binary Images.   I found a website that offers an online tool to perform this encoding, however there are many shareware tools available to encode/decode binaries from your workstation or dynamically from a server application.  I converted my Images at OpinionatedGeek, which offers a simple web interface tool to quickly encode Images. Once you have base64 encoded your Images,  you will need to implement the Javascript and localStorage API to read & write your Images from the local client:

building website in html5

BLOG IN HTML5
HTML 5′s feature set involves JavaScript APIs that make it easier to develop interactive web pages; let’s look at how to mark up a blog: More




WEB PAGE IN HTML5
Depending on who you ask, HTML 5 is either the next important step toward creating a more semantic web or a disaster that’s going to trap the web in yet another set of incomplete tags and markup soup.

The problem with both sides of the argument is that very few sites are using HTML 5 in the wild, so the theoretical solutions to its perceived problems remain largely untested. More