JavaScript deserves much more respect !
Just recently web developers are starting to realize the strength of this language, thanks to the new term Asynchronous XMLHttp has received, AJAX.
It’s about time people realize the power of JS as a client-side scripting tool, to create marvelous user interfaces, and even server-side to people who are still using […]
Somebody at bitprophet managed to figure out a nice way to let people use the tab key to actually insert tabs, as opposed to its usual behaviour, which goes through the different form elements.
bitprophet.org/code/javascript_tab.html
// Set desired tab- defaults to four space softtab
var tab = ” “;
function checkTab(evt) {
var […]
Emil’s work on his Chart client-side component is really coming along, as usual he is doing an amazing job, and it now supports Internet Explorer through using the ExplorerCanvas.
Could you believe IE won’t support SVG? It’s amazing to hear these speculations. But anyways, Emil’s chart script supports SVG, Canvas, and the VML for IE. So […]
The missing link in your ajax apps. This is what the writer of this scripts says, and it seems like it’s one cool tool. Check it out, it will help you associate events with elements based on CSS and no chunky javascript in the middle of your HTML:
http://bennolan.com/behaviour/
Example of usage:
<ul id=”example”>
<li>
<a href=”/someurl”>Click me to delete […]
Looks like a very handy function that will ease the process of creating recursive multiple elements within JavaScript, have a look:
http://www.arantius.com/article/dollar-e
Example usage:
var element=$E({
tag:’div’,
className:’toolGroup’,
id:’toolGroup_1′,
children:{
tag:’div’,
className:’roundBarTop’,
[…]
I’m looking for something that will treat each user with its own calendar. It’ll be nice finding something that has a system like that, built-in already. Well, I’ll decide on something in a month or so.
Here are a couple of open-source PHP calendar projects worth to metion:
Monket Calendar | (+AJAX -Internet Explorer support is still […]
You save your bandwith and speed up your site by gzipping your javascript code library and even your CSS, yes!
Basically if you slap this header on top of your CSS or JS file, it will be sent gzipped to the browser:
<?php
ob_start (”ob_gzhandler”);
header(”Content-type: text/javascript; charset: UTF-8″);
[…]
I really like moo.fx, and have used it already in one of my recent projects, BuyPropertyInIsrael.com. The first thing I like about moo.fx, is the fact that it was developed by a non-American. What does that have to do with anything? I’m really being an ass now, by don’t you think Americans are imitators, in […]
Found a really cool news ticker on DynamicDrive:
Advanced RSS Ticker (Ajax invocation)
Wondering which browsers it supports though. Anyone know any cross-browser details on this script?
Here are some features of Advanced RSS Ticker (Ajax invocation):
Displays any RSS feed on the web in a ticker fashion. Specify exactly what components of the feed items to display, such […]
Very neat use of the XMLHttp object and Google Maps.
AJAX Powered IP to Location
It’s kinda’ scary, even though nobody can really get the precise position of your IP with this app, it’s kinda close :)
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