Comments for The B-LogStuff and Things2010-07-26T13:13:49ZWordPresshttp://www.btjones.com/comments/feed/atom/Comment on Hide UISearchBar Background (iPhone SDK 3.2 & 4.0) by thankfulthankfulhttp://www.btjones.com/?p=767#comment-161932010-07-26T13:13:49Z2010-07-26T13:13:49Zthank you for this, it did save me time…
]]>Comment on NSUserDefaults nil Setting Problem by BrandonBrandonhttp://www.btjones.comhttp://www.btjones.com/?p=824#comment-160272010-06-03T16:27:32Z2010-06-03T16:27:32ZDoes MonoTouch take care of setting DefaultValue for each setting with NSUserDefaults? The link only shows how to get the Settings.bundle set up but doesn’t address the nil/default setting issue.
]]>Comment on NSUserDefaults nil Setting Problem by TuckerTuckerhttp://jtucker.org/bloghttp://www.btjones.com/?p=824#comment-160262010-06-03T15:53:51Z2010-06-03T15:53:51Zor.. you could do it this way
]]>Comment on GoDaddy mod_rewrite problem fix! by Milan ZivkovicMilan Zivkovichttp://www.btjones.com/2007/12/09/godaddy-mod_rewrite-problem-fix/#comment-159662010-05-08T10:23:41Z2010-05-08T10:23:41ZThanks, i first time configure this server so u help me to solve big problem with mod_rewrite… thanks again
]]>Comment on GoDaddy mod_rewrite problem fix! by RickRickhttp://www.btjones.com/2007/12/09/godaddy-mod_rewrite-problem-fix/#comment-158122010-04-19T03:34:05Z2010-04-19T03:34:05ZWhy on earth would GoDaddy have this feature turned on by default? Have they given you an answer to that?
]]>Comment on Come on Google by ringonianringonianhttp://www.btjones.com/2007/07/17/come-on-google/#comment-157602010-04-04T06:31:55Z2010-04-04T06:31:55Zit seems like all the mapping sites including mapquest and livemaps is following suit at this time. i haven’t found any site that would route 66 inside the beltway. my guess is because of the liability involved with directing drivers the wrong direction; after incidents of gps devices navigating people at dead ends, train tracks, etc. then getting sued for it. they should at least have a check box that says “Restricted Route” defaulted to off. then when the user selects it, pop up a disclaimer before continuing with the restricted route.
]]>Comment on Come on Google by MarkMarkhttp://www.btjones.com/2007/07/17/come-on-google/#comment-157492010-03-31T18:00:15Z2010-03-31T18:00:15ZWorked when I moved here in late feb 2010, noticed a few weeks ago it was broken. Grrr… Really wish they would fix this once in for all!
]]>Comment on Come on Google by CarlosCarloshttp://www.btjones.com/2007/07/17/come-on-google/#comment-157142010-03-25T19:06:19Z2010-03-25T19:06:19Z@Andrew – sometime in 2008 Google started allowing use of 66 inside the Beltway.
and then….
@Dale – sometime in late 2009, early 2010 they stopped allowing it!
Agh!
]]>Comment on Come on Google by DaleDalehttp://www.btjones.com/2007/07/17/come-on-google/#comment-155882010-03-11T23:28:35Z2010-03-11T23:28:35ZSTILL no option to use I-66 in Google Maps… it avoids it like the plague. VERY annoying. Mapquest and Live Maps have no trouble with it. What ever happened to “Don’t be evil”, Google?
]]>Comment on Come on Google by Larry NessLarry Nesshttp://ldness.comhttp://www.btjones.com/2007/07/17/come-on-google/#comment-144432009-12-10T03:51:06Z2009-12-10T03:51:06ZI fought with MapQuest, and it appears that it, also hates I-66 as well as the Theodore Roosevelt Memorial Bridge, and tries to avoid them at all cost. I imagine they are worried that a lone driver might map a route that uses it, and try to follow the directions during HOV-time (and then demand that MapQuest pay the $80 ticket!). They need a checkbox under “Direction Options”, such as “Use HOV routes where possible”.
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