Simple Loading Dialog w/jQuery UI
In my current project I am displaying large PDF forms to the user. Depending on the size of the form – it can take a moment or two for the PDF to load. Instead of the user looking at a … Continue reading
Tag Archives: jQuery
Friendly Error Message Placement with ValidateThis
I’m using ValidateThis for validations on my current project. If you haven’t checked out ValidateThis yet, you should! Instead of writing cumbersome validation code both for both the client AND the server side you simply write one set of rules … Continue reading
jQuery Cheatsheet(s)
I noticed DZone has a really nice jQuery selector cheatsheet. Unlike some others on the web – this one is fairly updated and was created by the same people who wrote jQuery In Action ( a great jQuery book BTW). … Continue reading
jQuery News: UI 1.5 and jQuerify Bookmarklet
jQuery UI 1.5 is out! I really need to try some of these but with most of my projects having strict 508 issues – there hasn’t been any opportunities to experiment. I like how much thought they are putting into … Continue reading
Slow Blogging – Fast jQuery (1.2.6)
Blogging around here as been slow lately… Today however I did manage to update an application I’m working on with the latest jQuery 1.2.6 and WOW what an improvement. I’m using the Autocomplete and Validate plugins as well as a … Continue reading
Google To Host Popular JavaScript Libraries
This seems like a great idea if enough people use it… The AJAX Libraries API is a content distribution network and loading architecture for the most popular open source JavaScript libraries. Google currently supports the following libraries: jQuery prototype script.aculo.us … Continue reading
John Resig on Accessibility, ARIA and Fire Vox
I’ve been using jQuery more and more at work but have been having to hold off some of the more advanced uses because of accessibility concerns. Working with the Government we are looking more and more at 508 and accessibility … Continue reading
Getting The Latest jQuery and Plugins
Often times I find that a jQuery plugin’s download link may not be the latest and greatest. Lately I’ve been going directly to the source :) You can browse the jQuery Subversion repository online. The nice thing is you can … Continue reading