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Updated it; I think the first time it accidentally slipped by in the midst of a few other URL updates. Sorry about that, ironmonk3y.

Dead link.

Link is dead.

The duplicate submission was already moved to the front page, so I'm declining this one.

Sure, go for it; no problem here. :)

Your bandwidth appears to be rocked a little bit right now.

Please submit thumbnails with your tutorials.

Already submitted.

Copyright infringement.

Not the best tagline to choose when submitting a tutorial here, I'd suspect.

Please submit representative thumbnails.

Rather dangerous queries you're running based on unsanitized user input there.

This isn't a topic for Premiere and you'd need to submit thumbnails, anyway.

Certainly okay by me. :)

I'm seeing a whole bunch of broken images.

As I mentioned via Twitter, loved this post, Peter. Since these tips are usually small and simple, it's pretty easy to start incorporating the new tricks into your code. I love those quick and easy suggestions that yield cleaner, easier-to-read code.

For everyone else in the audience: a similar Rails-themed tutorial can be found at:

http://www.good-tutorials.com/tutorial/18156/19-rails-tricks-most-rails-coders-don-t-know/comments

Please try to submit a thumbnail.

I'm going to send this one to the front page. Though I have some misgivings about adding a time-sensitive tutorial (since this will expire in less than 30 days), this one is of considerable quality and likely would help out a lot of people. After 30 days when the free promotion expires, I'll go back and de-list this tutorial from the main index so subsequent visitors don't get locked out.

Nah.

jQuery rocks. I love the difference of code between the jQuery version and the traditional DOM-traversal route.