jQuery Filtering Tip

Posted by mdrisser on 2009/12/09 under JavaScript, Uncategorized, jQuery | Be the First to Comment

I was adding some jQuery to a sight I’m working on, code that would append the little “External Link” icon to a link, when I discovered a small problem. The code would, quite naturally, append the icon to links that were images themselves. After a few minutes of digging around and trying different filters, this [...]
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jQuery Table of Contents Plugin

Posted by mdrisser on 2009/09/16 under Design, JavaScript, jQuery | Be the First to Comment

I found an interesting short post by Doug Neiner over at Fuel Your Coding about a jQuery plugin to generate a Table of Contents, this could be very useful for a documentation system, long article, tutorial, etc. You can find the post here.
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A Comparison of 3 JavaScript Frameworks – Part 1 jQuery

Posted by admin on 2009/02/07 under JavaScript, MooTools, Prototype, jQuery | 4 Comments to Read

I’m a jQuery fan, I love the framework and for me its a joy to use. But I also love to learn new things, try other tools, in this instance other JavaScript Frameworks. In particular Prototype with Scriptaculous and MooTools. So I decided to compare the three. Not to try to determine which one is [...]
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What determines that a script is long-running? | NCZOnline

Posted by mdrisser on 2009/01/06 under JavaScript | Read the First Comment

A very interesting post on the dreaded ‘runaway script’ dialog. Makes for some fascinating reading. What determines that a script is long-running? | NCZOnline.
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jQuery UI – Part 4 Draggable & Droppables

Posted by mdrisser on 2008/08/09 under Development, JavaScript, Misc., UI, Web Browsers, jQuery | 5 Comments to Read

Now that we’ve looked at the core components of the jQuery UI, we’ll start taking a look at the other parts of the UI. In addition to the components the UI also contains some actions and effects. Read more of this article »
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