Asynchronous JavaScript and XML is a new approach to using a number of existing technologies together, including HTML or XHTML, Cascading Style Sheets, JavaScript, the Document Object Model, XML, XSLT, and the XMLHttpRequest object. When...
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Asynchronous JavaScript and XML is a new approach to using a number of existing technologies together, including HTML or XHTML, Cascading Style Sheets, JavaScript, the Document Object Model, XML, XSLT, and the XMLHttpRequest object. When these technologies are combined in the Ajax model, internet applications are able to make quick, incremental updates to the user interface without reloading the entire browser page.
eBook Details Author:Garcia Jesus No of Pages: 425 pages Press: Manning Publications; Edition:1 edition Dated;April 28, 2010 Language: English ISBN-10: 1935182110 ISBN-13: 978-1935182115 eBook Description Ext JS in Action teaches the reader about Ext from the ground up. By following the common design patterns demonstrated in the Ext source and in many commercial applications, the book teaches you to achieve the same results you see in world-class commercial JavaScript applications. This book... Read Full Story
jQuery UI 1.7: The User Interface Library for jQuery
450 pages | Packt Publishing (November 28, 2009) | ISBN: 1847199720 | PDF | 8.5 MB
In this book, you’ll learn how each component can be initialized in a basic default implementation and then see how easy it is to customize its appearance and configure its behavior to [...] Read Full Story
Simple related posts gadget is replaced by this new 'Related Posts with thumnails'. It has a feature of displaying the thumbnails of images from the posts and attracts the users which results in increase of page views per user. This gadget is created by BloggerPlugins and is listed here. Similar gadget is also available from Linkwithin and is very simple to install in your blog. Finally, this gadget helps in retrieving all your stories from Blog Archieve. To add this gadget to your blog go... Read Full Story
This post is in the Learning jQuery series. Let's enjoy a post today by learning how to maximize the Modal Windows or Dialog Box in jQuery UI. This post explains how to use this Dialog Box on the right way. 1 Vote(s) Read Full Story
This post is in the Learning jQuery series. Let's enjoy a post today by learning how to maximize the Modal Windows or Dialog Box in jQuery UI. This post explains how to use this Dialog Box on the right way. 3 Vote(s) Read Full Story
You could look at this post as a self serving block that I will use to save stuff I don't want to remember later.
Or you could see it as a knowledge transfer that you the reader can learn from because I am a generous and giving tool.
Whatever, I really don't care. I won't sleep any differently. I just don't feel like making 1000 posts of jquery stupidity.
I'll add more as I come across them.
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How To Check a CheckBox
jQuery( '#CheckBoxId' ).attr( 'checked' , false );
How... Read Full Story
Full disclosure: I am crap at Javascript, but have still managed to promise someone in the office a "fancy on-the-fly updating boxes" (his words, not mine). That would be an AJAX thing then, fetching data from the db as you type.
I found a working example on the web and managed to get it working for one textbox in the form, but when I wanted to make it more dynamic and send the element name as a parameter to the function instead of hard-coding it, I run into trouble. I know what the... Read Full Story
So you want to use jQuery validation, huh?
What is it? Something that was added to the holy jquery site and is an easy way to validate input from users. Now this should in no way take over for server side validation, but it helps to at least catch a few things without having to send anything to the server. So how do ya do it?
Well to start, you need some files:
jquery-1.3.2.js and jquery.validate.js .
Now oddly enough the validation file isn't hosted on the holy jquery site but how... Read Full Story
So you want to use jQuery validation, huh?
What is it? Something that was added to the holy jquery site and is an easy way to validate input from users. Now this should in no way take over for server side validation, but it helps to at least catch a few things without having to send anything to the server. So how do ya do it?
Well to start, you need some files:
jquery-1.3.2.js and jquery.validate.js .
Now oddly enough the validation file isn't hosted on the holy jquery site but how... Read Full Story
Hi,
I added Prototype.js to a large web application about 2 years ago.
I'm considering migrating to jQuery for a couple of reasons and just wanted to hear some thoughts on their validity.
At the time I felt prototype had a better API and would be more easily understood by back-end developers so would have good adoption - and it did.
Prototype / scriptaculous were the first js frameworks I had used and was comfortable with them - They were also quite prominent at the time... Read Full Story
