Reading the replies, there are mixed views, but at the end of the day it has to be supported. How about leaving the videos free, but making the code available to purchase? Some of your examples take very little tweaking to put straight into applications and can/will save people time/money.

If you're a student or unwilling to pay, then you could just follow along with the video and type?

Set yourself up a store while you're at it and I'll buy a mug and t-shirt too Just kidding... No really, I would... Or would I?

Cheers

I'm going to be taking on some new projects on another continent and so the work I'm looking for someone to hand off much of the work done by yours truly for Intuit in the last little while.

If you're a freelancer with lots of Zend Framework, jQuery, web services and XHTML / CSS experience, please shoot myself or Joshua McGinnis an email:

If you're interested, please send Joshua a link to your website or portfolio to joshua_mcginnis@intuit.com or GTALK: goodespeler@gmail.com.

Thanks,
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Jon

so for javascript it would be:
[ code=javascript ] [ / code] (no spaces)
[code=javascript]
<script type="text/javascript"> function test() {
alert ("javascript too works ");
}
</script>

[/code]