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Adobe Feeling the jQuery Goodness

Posted on January 25, 2008 by Jim Priest

Saw this on John Resig’s blog today where he is speaking about how important partnering with certain projects and companies has been for jQuery’s growth (there are also some great bits in there about open source software which I need … Continue reading →

Posted in Code | Tagged jQuery | 2 Replies

jQuery Validation Plugin Updated/Improved!

Posted on January 22, 2008 by Jim Priest

I was updating my application I’m working on to use the latest jQuery Validation plugin and was skimming through the documentation. One neat thing I noticed was this: Using remote validation to help with captchas Remote validation to check if … Continue reading →

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Framework / Javascript Library Updates?

Posted on January 18, 2008 by Jim Priest

I’m curious how you handle updates to things like their ColdFusion frameworks, Javascript libraries, etc?? I’m using JQuery on several projects now and each project I think is using a different version of JQuery. Do you include your framework and … Continue reading →

Posted in Code | Tagged ColdFusion, Frameworks, jQuery | 12 Replies

jQuery 1.2.2 Released – Happy Birthday jQuery!

Posted on January 15, 2008 by Jim Priest

Looks like jQuery 1.2.2 is out today! And it’s turning 2. The major changes are: 300% Speed Improvements to $(DOMElement) .ready() Overhaul: Uses Diego Perini’s non-document.write() technique, now wait for CSS to be ready, can now watch for the document … Continue reading →

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jQuery – Altering Layout Based On Dimensions

Posted on January 2, 2008 by Jim Priest

So I’m working on this huge checklist application and I’ve built the interface with jQuery. It’s basically a big accordion, with each category having the ability to expand and show search topics within. It’s a search interface so in addition … Continue reading →

Posted in Code | Tagged jQuery | 1 Reply

Do You Contribute? Updating jQuery FAQ

Posted on December 17, 2007 by Jim Priest

No, I’m not talking about the old Macromedia software… I’m talking about contributing to ‘the community’? I’m on several mailing lists for a variety of open source projects and inevitably someone posts a note complaining about this or that, lack … Continue reading →

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More jQuery Goodness – Insert jQuery Bookmarklet

Posted on December 17, 2007 by Jim Priest

I forget where I originally saw this but I found this bookmarklet I had saved a while ago that allows you to ‘insert’ jQuery in any page you are visiting. Using Firebug you can then use jQuery on that page. … Continue reading →

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Fetching Data With jQuery

Posted on November 30, 2007 by Jim Priest

I’ve been doing more and more with jQuery and thought I’d post a few examples. In my current project I’m building a really huge form for people to fill out if they want to work from home. The form needs … Continue reading →

Posted in Code | Tagged ajax, jQuery | 12 Replies

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