Compiling OpenCV 2.0 with Python 2.6 (installed via MacPorts) bindings is not straight forward. The main problem, as Gregory Dudek noted, is that using a version of Python installed via MacPorts isn't automatically linked to by the OS X (Darwin) C complier. The matter becomes more complicated if you have 3 different version of Python on the same system.

I hit a problem in IE7/8 in which I was using an image as a Label in a Form rather than text. IE7/8 doesn't seem to perform the onchange event for the form input (in my case radio buttons). So I did some googling and found this little snippet form 2005:

This is a technical description of the way Ubercart 1 & 2 Attributes/Options are implemented and is intended as a reference for the PHP developer working with Ubercart attributes. Lord have mercy on your soul.

Übercart (UC hence forth) started with what would seem the obvious assumption that:

So I have decided to add the finishing touches to some of my site designs with some new CSS tricks that are being adopted by some unlikely browsers. For the philosophy being that browsers that don't support it just don't get it, since these are just "frills". Here is what I'm interested in:

• Rounded corners
• Drop shadows
• Opacity
• Transparency

Heres how we went: