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While playing Dead Rising 2 recently, Ken had the excellent idea of putting together an interactive map for key locations. We’ve managed to get a working version together, just remember this is very much a work in progress as we get all the interesting locations and paths in. Interactive Dead Rising 2 Map

Recently I was working on a project where all the Javascript worked fine in the static templates, but had issues when integrated with the CMS. The templates were using jQuery and the CMS was automatically adding Prototype to the page output. First thing I say is, “No problem, I’ll just use jQuery’s noConflict mode.” After making the change I was still seeing errors. After digging around I saw that our site’s main Javascript file was using the $ variable… hmmm…

To make your life easier wrap your code in an anonymous function and pass the jQuery variable in. This is probably more obvious if you’re writing some code others will use like a jQuery plugin, but could help save your ass down the line.

This is what your site’s main.js probably looks like

$(document).ready(function() {
    // Do awesome stuff...
});

Adding the anonymous function and passing the jQuery variable in will prevent problems later with the $ variable.

(function($){
    $(document).ready(function() {
        // Do awesome stuff...
    });
})(jQuery);

For a demo: click here
To download the demo: click here

if has("multi_byte")
  if &termencoding == ""
    let &termencoding = &encoding
  endif
  set encoding=utf-8
  setglobal fileencoding=utf-8 bomb
  set fileencodings=ucs-bom,utf-8,latin1
  set guifont=Lucida\ Console:h11
  set guifontwide=NSimSun:h14
endif

You may want to play around with the fonts and sizes to suit your needs.  Remember to escape the spaces in font names.

Read also: http://vim.wikia.com/wiki/Working_with_Unicode