Validating Digits and Dates with jQuery`s Validator Plug-in in JavaScript | | | | Rating:  / 1
2009-11-06 | | | | | In this fifth installment of a seven-part series on the jQuery JavaScript framework's Validator plug-in, I introduce the “digits” and “date” options. They're very useful for verifying that specified fields of a targeted form contain numeric values and valid dates. Discuss (1) |
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Validating Ranges, Emails, and URLs with jQuery`s Validator Plug-in in JavaScript | | | | Rating: / 1
2009-11-05 | | | | | In this fourth part of a seven-part series on the jQuery Validator plug-in, I explain how to use the “range,” “email” and “url” options provided for checking numeric ranges, URLs and email addresses. Using these arguments is an intuitive process that can be learned in a very short time. Discuss (1) |
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More Uses for the jQuery Tooltip Plug-in`s bodyHandler Option in JavaScript | | | | Rating: / 1
2009-11-04 | | | | | Welcome to the final installment of a series on the jQuery Tooltip plug-in. In seven approachable tutorials, this series shows you how to use this powerful JavaScript application to create all sorts of eye-popping tooltips for your web page links. This will make them much more accessible and usable to your potential visitors. Discuss (1) |
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Building Image-Based Tooltips with the jQuery Tooltip Plug-in in JavaScript | | | | Rating: / 1
2009-11-03 | | | | | In this sixth part of a seven-part series on using the jQuery Tooltip plug-in, I demonstrate how the bodyHandler argument can be used to display image-based tooltips. I also show how to customize their behavior by adding and removing options within the “tooltip()” method. Discuss (1) |
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Using the jQuery Tooltip Plug-in`s bodyHandler Argument in JavaScript | | | | Rating: / 1
2009-11-02 | | | | | In this fifth installment of a seven-part series on the jQuery Tooltip plug-in, I discuss the use of the “bodyHandler” argument. It can be really useful for injecting HTML code into tooltips, thus altering their default visual appearance and behavior. Discuss (1) |
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Using Rangelength, Min and Max with the Validator jQuery Plug-in in JavaScript | | | | Rating: / 1
2009-10-30 | | | | | When it comes to validating web forms in the client, one of the most effective and elegant applications that can be used nowadays is the Validator jQuery plug-in. It's a compact and powerful piece of software written by Jörn Zaefferer that allows you to check data collected through online forms with ease in a truly unobtrusive way. Discuss (1) |
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Using Minlength and Maxlength with the Validator jQuery Plug-in in JavaScript | | | | Rating: / 1
2009-10-29 | | | | | If you don't know how to make your web site check web forms in the client, it's time you learned about the Validator jQuery plug-in. It's a compact and powerful application based on the popular jQuery library that will let you perform all sorts of clever validations on online forms in a truly no-brainer fashion, without spending endless hours coding complex JavaScript checking functions to check user-supplied data. This is the second part of a seven-part series that examines this plug-in in detail. Discuss (1) |
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Modifying Tooltip Coordinates with the jQuery Tooltip Plug-in in JavaScript | | | | Rating: / 1
2009-10-28 | | | | | If you’re a web designer who wants to learn how to take advantage of the features packaged with the jQuery Tooltip plug-in to enhance the behavior of your web pages links, then this series of comprehensive articles might be what you’re looking for. In this part, you'll learn how to use the handy “top” and “left” parameters that come with the plug-in to modify the default coordinates at which tooltips are displayed next to the targeted links. Discuss (1) |
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Applying a Fade Out Effect with the jQuery Tooltip Plug-in in JavaScript | | | | Rating: / 1
2009-10-27 | | | | | Welcome to the third part of a seven-part series on using the jQuery Tooltip plug-in. In this article, you'll learn how to use the plug-in from this versatile JavaScript framework to create a very cool fadeout effect. It will give your tooltips a more professional appearance. Discuss (1) |
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Tracking Mouse Movements with the jQuery Tooltip Plug-in in JavaScript | | | | Rating: / 1
2009-10-26 | | | | | In this second installment of a seven-part series focused on the jQuery Tooltip plug-in, I demonstrate how to customize its behavior and appearance. First I discuss the use of the “track” parameter, which makes tooltips follow mouse movements, and then I show how to work with the “showURL” argument to prevent “href” attributes from being displayed within the tooltip. Discuss (1) |
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Checking Online Forms with the Validator jQuery Plug-in in JavaScript | | | | Rating: / 2
2009-10-23 | | | | | If you consider form validation applications to be the kind of coding you least look forward to, keep reading. Thanks to the Validator jQuery plug-in, validating form input from users just got a lot easier. This seven-part series will show you the ways you can use the plug-in to help you build form validation scripts much faster than you may have thought possible. Discuss (1) |
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Nested JavaScript Functions as Objects in JavaScript | | | | Rating: / 1
2009-10-22 | | | | | In this conclusion to a three-part series on nesting JavaScript functions, we see how nested functions can be used as object types. We shall make it simple. We shall consider only the case where there is only one level of nested functions. |
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The jQuery Tooltip Plug-in in JavaScript | | | | Rating: / 2
2009-10-21 | | | | | The popular jQuery JavaScript framework is not only useful on its own; it also boasts a growing list of plug-ins that come in handy for a variety of purposes. This seven-part article series focuses on just one of those plug-ins, the jQuery Tooltip. This versatile application can give your site visitors helpful information, and make your site more dynamic. Discuss (1) |
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Active Client Pages at the Server in JavaScript | | | | Rating: / 2
2009-10-20 | | | | | Active Client Pages produce web pages at the client computer using web technology. The programming analysis, logic and calculations of the data for the pages are done at the client. The data to create the pages resides on the server. So what is the role of the server? That is what this article addresses. You need basic knowledge of JavaScript and Perl to understand it. |
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ACP Tab Web Page in JavaScript | | | | Rating: / 1
2009-10-19 | | | | | A tab web page is a perfect candidate for the technology of Active Client Pages (ACP). It's a web page with buttons at the top. When you click a button, all the HTML content below the line of buttons changes. It is as if each button has a page hidden in it. ACP makes loading those pages go much more quickly. |
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