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Tag Archive | "javascript"

Tabs & Lists With Selectability

July 9, 2010 No comments yet

I’ve recently come up with a need to allow users to view a list of options from which to choose. Do to screen restraints and readability, I opted to use the tabbing functionality I wrote about previously. In the process, however, I wrote some javascript that allows me to add the ‘pick and choose’ functionality [...]

jQuery Tabs With Ease

July 3, 2010 No comments yet

As usual, I always need something special in jQuery. I’m always able to find plugins out there, but they never everything I want, the way I want it done. Each always falls short somewhere. It either limits my design flexibility, is buggy or is just flat-out bloated with way more code than is necessary. I’ve [...]

jQuery Accordian without plug-ins & with a bit of design freedom

June 13, 2010 1 comment

So you have a design and you have decided you want to use a jQuery accordion. You start to layout your design and implement the accordion only to find out that your design is going to cause problems with the standard accordion plug-ins. The problem with the standard accordion is that they require the child [...]

Load multiple JS files in one call

March 30, 2010 No comments yet

With this script, you can easily load multiple JavaScript files in one call. The main purpose behind this is to simply cut down on the clutter in your source code. The function can be called from anywhere and the files are specified in an array

jQuery “characters remaining” script

March 30, 2010 3 comments

This is a jQuery script for displaying “characters remaining” for input fields. It will look for any input element with the class “input” (or whatever you specify) and use the element’s maxlength attribute as the value to count against and update the “fieldName-counter” element. This is a very useful script for those occasions when you [...]


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