Author: Andy Wibbels

Working on a little project and wanted one of those fancy effects where when someone fills out an email submission form, the text changes from ‘Submit’ to something like ‘Please wait…’ or ‘Sending…’. A few seconds of Googling and voila: <form name=”form_name” action=”http://www.codeave.com/html/get.asp”><input type=”submit” name=”button_name” value=’Submit’ onClick=’form_name.button_name.value=”Please Wait…“;return true’></form> I annotated the colors of the […]

Jason Calacanis gives his 17 cents on how to slash costs at your next startup. My favorite: Buy everyone lunch four days a week and establish a no-meetings policy. Going out for food or ording in takes at least 20-60 minutes more than walking up to the buffet and eating. If you do meetings over […]

A Blogwild reader writes: Maybe this is in the book, but I can’t find it. I’ve also searched typepad. How do you change the author picture? I’m guessing the confusion might be from the way the profile pic is for your entire TypePad account, not just one blog. You might be looking in the wrong […]

There is nothing that gives me panic attacks and drive heaves like almost missing the renewal for a domain name. You don’t even want to know how close I’ve come to losing BIG BIG BIG domains that are a part of my online business. Someone at CNN is really in the doghouse now. (via)

Brian points to Kevin’s post about having one thousand fans willing to pay you: “A creator, such as an artist, musician, photographer, craftsperson, performer, animator, designer, videomaker, or author – in other words, anyone producing works of art – needs to acquire only 1,000 True Fans to make a living. A True Fan is defined […]

Finally – I figured out how to cycle through windows of an open application. Use the Command key plus the >> ` << – is that called a back single quote? I already knew about Command + Tab to cycle through apps – just needed to know how to go between multiple windows of the […]

Sounds like someone in the PR department thought this would be a great way to get the organization on the map: The Urban Institute, a Washington-based think tank, has reportedly come to the conclusion that the reason US violent crime rose in 2005 and 2006 after declining every year since 1991 is because more iPods […]

(via Washington Monthly) New York Times: It turned out, though, that Mr. Marshall’s Web sites had been put on a Treasury Department blacklist and, as a consequence, his American domain name registrar, eNom Inc., had disabled them. Mr. Marshall said eNom told him it did so after a call from the Treasury Department; the company, […]

I for one welcome our new corvine overlords: Video: Josh Klein of GadgetOff teaches crows to pick up loose change and theorizes they could eventually pick up trash or even scout out individuals (which reminds me of Beastmaster).

Mitch and company is back with another rollicking adventure through the world of online marketing Online Marketing Mastery grab it now!