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Free 38 jQuery carousel sliders including 3D carousel sliders, fullscreen background slideshows, responsive jQuery sliders, jQuery cycle plugins, jQuery banner rotators, carousel viewers, thumbnails navigation galleries, etc.
If you are working with JQuery tabs and want to extend the functionality of your tabs beyond the basics, then it's good to know how to handle the JQuery tabs click event. In this article I will: Re...
If you are writing Web pages and find that you want to dynamically hide or show sections of your pages when the user interacts with the page, then the easiest way to do so is using JavaScript. In g...
In this article I will review how to set up a basic JQuery UI Dialog widget to act as a modal alert box that warns the user of a possible problem when they move away from an HTML form field. The tr...
I’ve been playing around with hooking up the JQuery AutoComplete widget with an ASP.NET Web Service. This is a really neat idea that adds a lot of whizzbang to a standard Web-based form. In t...
Stop demanding that the UI be completely separated from logic. When used carelessly, jQuery code can become hopelessly unmaintainable.
The official Web site for JQuery for mobile devices. Instead of writing unique apps for each mobile device or OS, the jQuery mobile framework allows you to design a single highly-branded web site or application that will work on all popular smartphone, tablet, and desktop platforms.
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The official jQuery UI blog that posts development status updates and news about the jQuery UI library and community. They have posted this useful article about the twentieth maintenance release for jQuery UI (1.8). This article provides information on how to link to both the Google Ajax Libraries API and the Microsoft Ajax jquery-ui.js library. The jQuery UI 1.8.20 update is primarily meant as a release of bug fixes for Datepicker, Draggable, and Sortable.
A very interesting overview of various types of memory leaks that can be caused using JavaScript. Anyone working with JavaScript should be familiar with the caveats presented in this article. Memory leaks are unforgiving for earlier versions of IE, IE 7 and before, because the memory manager does not understand the JavaScript cycle and will not reclaim the memory until the cycles are broken explicitly ...
Discussion and step-by-step explanation of the JavaScript obfustication methodology used at SecNiche labs. A two part series that makes for quite an interesting read.
A basic introduction to jQuery and the concepts that you need to know to use it. This tutorial includes sample code and covers a range of topics such as using special effects, and the proper way of using callback functions.
w3schools.com offers an in-depth introduction to JQuery including examples and step-by-step instructions. The information is presented in a clear, easy to understand fashion and is worth checking out for anyone interested or currently using JQuery.
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In this article I will review how you code a button click event in JavaScript, and how it differs from a button click event in JQuery. I’ll also show some integration of the client-side JavaScript ...
The JQuery modal dialog widget can be a useful tool on most Web pages. If you take a look at its structure in a tool such as FireBug you will see that it consists of a div that grays out the web pa...
Sometimes you will want to do something very specific on a Web page using a combination of popular technologies. However the interaction of client and server-side languages such as JQuery and ASP.N...
You can easily and quickly set up a JQuery modal dialog box in combination with an ASP.NET GridView component in order to enhance page functionality.
This article presents a method to consume cross-domain WCF REST Services using jQuery AJAX calls, with an example.; Author: Dr.
How to use jQuery's JSONP to get around the cross domain issues when loading external scripts by using an AJAX request that has a callback function.
Generating my rainbow colors was a little tricky, so I got help from “Making Annoying Rainbows in JavaScript.” The page loads pretty fast, but it still takes a moment and blinks a little before it paints.
Here is a very interesting discussion on the StackOverflow forums about using JQuery to build an asynchronous file upload component. People propose many different solutions such as Flash, a hidden IFrame, or to using HTML5. Although the discussion happened some time ago between 2008 and 2009, it is still relevant and interesting to read today.
A nice example of how to disable copy and paste on a Web page form field using JQuery/Javascript posted by Luca Dioli at his technical blog http://blog.lucadioli.com . This is certainly useful for adding to password fields or email confirmation fields so that the user must type each entry manually.
An article covering how to use the VBA scriptcontrol to call javaScript directly from VBA code. Considering that javaScript has plenty of useful methods for manipulating arrays and strings and so on that VBA doesn't have, ...
Tabs in JQuery are quite simple to implement, and they add some neat functionality that users will appreciate. This guide will show you how to set up tabs on your Web page, and then also how to address your tabs programmatically via JQuery.
Many of us have been using a good deal of jQuery plugins lately. Below I have provided a list of the 50 favorite plugins many developers use. Some of these you may have already seen, others might be new to you.
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