A quick video tutorial on how to get Gravatar images, from emails, with JavaScript. We get some nice help from Chris Coyier’s (http://css-tricks.com/ & http://digwp.com/) MD5 Library.
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5 Comments
Sweeeet. That’s exactly why I posted that snippet. I needed to grab Gravatars with JavaScript.
Unfortunately I can’t take credit for writing it. I would have credited it as the snippet, but I googled around a bunch for it and couldn’t find a definitive source.
Hey man, you rocks!
Great Job. ( send it more? Oooops… )
Awesome stuff! thanks.. Chris somehow ends up helping me someway or the other
the last line “&s=200″ should be “?s=200″
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