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Changes:
- Now has “Click to Edit” instead of empty fields
- Configuration option to hide the “update servers” button
- Batch add zones
- Zone field defaults, for multiple or single A, MX, CNAME, TXT, etc records to be created automatically in a new zone

Demo:
http://www.lokkju.com/projects/dnsEditor2/dnsEditor.php

Source:
https://svn.lokkju.com/svn/dnsEditor/trunk

• The password for either is bcp2008
• Gobby Server: gobby.lokkju.com:6522
• MoonEdit Server: moonedit.lokkju.com:32123

Gobby (http://gobby.0×539.de/)

• Open Source, and Free
• Available for Windows, Linux, FreeBSD, and OSX.
• Windows Binaries are on the web site
• Linux users install via Apt or RPM
• Mac users can find it in MacPorts

MoonEdit (http://www.moonedit.com/indexen.htm)

• Free, but not open source
• Available for Linux and Windows
• Binaries for both platforms are available on web site

subModal is a nice, simple, javascript lightbox script that uses iframes. It is quite useful, especially after enhancements done by Todd Huss (Enhancements to subModal).
Two annoying things about it are that it modifies the history of our browser, and that the loading indicators go away to early. Attached is a simply replacements for it, that is drop in except that instead of settings the “loader.html” file, you need to set the “loader.gif” file.
The code is pretty self explanatory, and you can see a demo by clicking the “Map” icon at Kent Price Realty.

submodal3.zip

This will add a small div in the top right corner of your screen when on SmugMug. You can then click the Previous and Next links on that div to go to the next or previous gallery, based on the id.
Because of how SmugMug works, this will let you view non-password-protected private galleries… have fun!
You can either get it from userscripts.org or the code itself is after the break.

// ==UserScript==
// @author Lokkju, Inc
// @homepage http://www.lokkju.com/
// @name SmugMug Browser
// @version 0.02
// @namespace lokkju.gm.smugmug
// @description A Browser for SmugMug Galleries
// @include http://*.smugmug.com/*
// @exclude http://*.smugmug.com/photos/*
// ==/UserScript==
function smbrowser()
{
this._baseurl = ‘http://www.smugmug.com/gallery/’;
this._current_gallery = 0;
this._current_gallery = this.getCurrentGallery();
if(this._current_gallery != 0) {GM_setValue(”current_gallery”,this._current_gallery);}
var pnlNav = document.createElement(”div”);
pnlNav.setAttribute(’id’,'panel_navigation’);
pnlNav.setAttribute(’style’,'position:absolute;top:1px;right:1px;padding-right:5px;z-index: 5000;height:15px;border:1px solid red;background-color:black;color:white;font-weight:bold;font-size:10px;text-align:center;width:250px;’);
pnlNav.innerHTML = ‘<< Previous‘
+ ‘ | ‘
+ ‘Browse‘
+ ‘ | ‘
+ ‘Next >>‘;
var pnlSpacer = document.createElement(”div”);
pnlSpacer.setAttribute(’id’,'panel_spacer’);
pnlSpacer.innerHTML = ‘ ’
document.body.insertBefore(pnlSpacer, document.body.firstChild);
document.body.insertBefore(pnlNav, document.body.firstChild);
var e = this;
document.getElementById(’panel_next’).addEventListener(”click”, function() {e.next();}, true);
document.getElementById(’panel_prev’).addEventListener(”click”, function() {e.prev();}, true);
}
smbrowser.prototype.next = function(evt)
{
if(this._current_gallery > 0)
{
GM_setValue(”current_gallery”,this._current_gallery+1);
location.href = this._baseurl + (this._current_gallery+1);
} else {
alert(’You must start out on a gallery page to be able to browse. Please enter any gallery page, then click \’Next\’ again.’);
}
if (evt.preventDefault) {evt.preventDefault();}
return false;
}
smbrowser.prototype.prev = function(evt)
{
if(this._current_gallery > 0)
{
GM_setValue(”current_gallery”,this._current_gallery-1);
location.href = this._baseurl + (this._current_gallery-1);
} else {
alert(’You must start out on a gallery page to be able to browse. Please enter any gallery page, then click \’Previous\’ again.’);
}
if (evt.preventDefault) {evt.preventDefault();}
return false;
}
smbrowser.prototype.getCurrentGallery = function()
{
var cg = 0;
/* try to parse the gallery from the url */
var loc = location.href;
var res = loc.match(’http:\/\/.*?\.smugmug\.com/gallery/([0-9]+)’,'i’);
if(res != null && res[1] && parseInt(res[1]) > 0)
{
return parseInt(res[1]);
}
/* try to parse from a settings */
res = GM_getValue(”current_gallery”);
if(res != null && parseInt(res) > 0)
{
return parseInt(res);
}
/* try to parse from the newest function */
return 0;
}
var smb = new smbrowser();

Screenshots:

New URL is:
http://code.google.com/p/iphonefs/

Ok, just got done with getting this to the point it mostly works.
Files are at http://projects.lokkju.com/iPhoneDrive.1.0.2794.12283.zip

Simple instructions:
unzip, run iPhoneDriveControl.exe.
A messagebox will pop up, asking for the location of iTunesMobileDevice.
Select the file, hit ok.
The program will start.
Ignore all the german scrolling in the trace window - the is alpha goddammit.
When it runs, it will find the next available drive letter.
The drive letter will be printed to the Trace window.
The drive letter will be mapped to the phone’s filesystem.
Now you can use Windows Explorer or the command line, makes no diff.

Feel free to submit bugs, but I know there are lots, it is an alpha.

Also, this works just fine on unhacked phones, it will just show your jail root.

For windows obviously, though it might be ported to linux under mono.

If anyone wants to work on the source with me, and knows C#, let me know through comments or email.
I have a svn repo, and you can submit patches or I can give access.

Right now this is semi closed source, but should eventually be released under the GPLv3.
Specifically the CIFS server implementation is not open source yet, and isn’t mine, though the auther keeps saying he might make open source soon.

Once I get the bugs worked out, it will run as a windows service, so you have the drive whenever you plug in your iPhone.

First is jqFrag, an implementation of the fragment uri scheme that allows jumping to a specific instance of word in a document, by using uri://site/page?query#@ syntax. Example and code:
http://projects.lokkju.com/jquery/jqfrag/index.html#@rutrum

Second is jqProps, a var_dump/Dumper implemtation for javascript - essentially, it will let you see all the properties (fields, methods, etc) of anything you pass it. Code at:
http://projects.lokkju.com/jquery/jqdumper/jquery.dumper.js

Comments welcome