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                Adds hooks to jQuery.validate's form/element validation methods (via trigger())
              
          
    jQuery Validate Hooks

If you're using [ASP.NET MVC3][], it uses [jQuery Validate][] to do client-side validations.
Instead of using [jQuery Validate][] directly, however, it wraps it with its own jQuery plugin called [jQuery.Validate.Unobtrusive][]. [jQuery.Validate.Unobtrusive][] sets up [jQuery Validate][] for you,
behind the scenes, so you don't have an opportunity to customize your [jQuery Validate][] settings at all!
We've been running into trouble with this when we've been doing our own custom client-side validations.
We need a way to integrate with the build-in [ASP.NET MVC3][] validation so we can:

  
## README.markdown

      
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                MSBuild equivalent of Visual Studio "Publish"
              
          
    Publish via MSBuild

Note: the publish-via-msbuild.bat shown here simply builds the site and drops it into a directory, transforming the Web.configs
It does NOT sync the directory in any meaningful way.
To do that, I recommend using a tool like Rsync or MSDeploy
MSDeploy example:

  
## . 🔥💋 OkCupid "Who Likes You" Extension .md

      
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                🔥💋 OkCupid "Who Likes You" Extension
              
          
💘 OkCupid "Who Likes You" Extension


Yes, I did.
The Who Likes You page SUCKS to manage.

  
## : Reading Mech data from MegaMek.md

      
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                Reading Mech data from MegaMek
              
          
    Reading Mech data from MegaMek


MegaMek is licensed under the GNU General Public License v2.0
Therefore, this code is also licensed under GPLv2
The BattleTech IP is owned by The Topps Company, Inc and is licensed by Catalyst Game Labs.

The main website for BattleTech is here - BattleTech: The Board Game of Armored Combat

The MegaMek/megamek repository contains thousands of .mtf files containing definitions for BattleTech mechs and their information, e.g. this file defining the [Marauder 3R](https://github.com/MegaMek/megamek/blob/master/megamek/data/mechfi

  
## goto-branch.sh
# Working on lots of different branches of different repos
# has been a pain lately, especially when trying to address
# issues in multiple branches at once.

GOTO_BRANCH_DIR="$HOME/.goto-branch"
GOTO_BRANCH_REPOS="$GOTO_BRANCH_DIR/repos"
GOTO_BRANCH_BRANCHES="$GOTO_BRANCH_DIR/branches"

_goto-branch_usage() {
	echo "Usage: goto-branch repo-name [branch-name | master]"

## define_function.rb
# Given the name and body for a JavaScript function, this defines the
# function globally in the page.
#
# This is most useful for making helper JavaScript functions that you can
# call later, eg. foo = evaluate_script('myFunction()')
#
# Usage:
#
#     page.define_function :whatever, %{
#       var foo = 'hello';

## Gemfile
source :rubygems

# Locking these to the exact versions used in a project I'm working on (experimenting)
gem "rspec", "2.10.0"
gem "capybara", "1.1.2"
gem "selenium-webdriver", "2.22.2"

## README.markdown

      
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                Without this, returning a 400 gives you just "Bad Request" ... with this, you can return a custom response
              
          
    If you don't have the XML snippet below in your Web.config and your .NET app tries to return a 400 with custom data, you get this:
HTTP/1.1 400 Bad Request
Cache-Control: private
Content-Type: text/html
Server: Microsoft-IIS/7.5
X-AspNetMvc-Version: 3.0
X-AspNet-Version: 4.0.30319
X-Powered-By: ASP.NET

Date: Tue, 19 Apr 2011 17:47:46 GMT

  
## contenteditable.html
<!DOCTYPE html>
<html>
  <head>
    <script src="https://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1.7.2/jquery.min.js"></script>
    <script>
      function write() {
        var $out = $("#output");
        $out.text($out.text() + "\n" + JSON.stringify(arguments));
      }

## Get STDOUT and STDERR in Separate Variables.sh
#! /usr/bin/env bash

foo() {
  echo "STDOUT contents (called with args $*)"
  echo "STDERR contents (called with args $*)" >&2
  return 42
}

printOutBothStdoutAndStderrSeparately() {
  echo "$({
	# Working on lots of different branches of different repos
	# has been a pain lately, especially when trying to address
	# issues in multiple branches at once.

	GOTO_BRANCH_DIR="$HOME/.goto-branch"
	GOTO_BRANCH_REPOS="$GOTO_BRANCH_DIR/repos"
	GOTO_BRANCH_BRANCHES="$GOTO_BRANCH_DIR/branches"

	_goto-branch_usage() {
	echo "Usage: goto-branch repo-name [branch-name \| master]"
	# Given the name and body for a JavaScript function, this defines the
	# function globally in the page.
	#
	# This is most useful for making helper JavaScript functions that you can
	# call later, eg. foo = evaluate_script('myFunction()')
	#
	# Usage:
	#
	# page.define_function :whatever, %{
	# var foo = 'hello';
	source :rubygems

	# Locking these to the exact versions used in a project I'm working on (experimenting)
	gem "rspec", "2.10.0"
	gem "capybara", "1.1.2"
	gem "selenium-webdriver", "2.22.2"
	<!DOCTYPE html>
	<html>
	<head>
	<script src="https://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1.7.2/jquery.min.js"></script>
	<script>
	function write() {
	var $out = $("#output");
	$out.text($out.text() + "\n" + JSON.stringify(arguments));
	}
	#! /usr/bin/env bash

	foo() {
	echo "STDOUT contents (called with args $*)"
	echo "STDERR contents (called with args $*)" >&2
	return 42
	}

	printOutBothStdoutAndStderrSeparately() {
	echo "$({