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Video Review: jQuery UI Development
This post is my review of jQuery UI Development, a Packt Publishing video course by Ben Fhala that is intended to help viewers “utilize jQuery UI to its full potential.” The jQuery UI page describes jQuery UI as “a curated set of user interface interac… Continue reading
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Draggable Elements That Push Others Out Of Way
Aside from a few esoteric tricks involving stuff like the resize handle on textareas, draggable elements is JavaScript territory on the web. E.g. click on element, hold down mouse button, drag mouse cursor, element drags with the mouse, release mouse button to release element. Or the touch equivalents. Fortunately this is well-tread territory. Time tested tools like jQuery UI offer Draggable (and other similar methods) to make this easy.
But recently in trying to achieve a certain effect (see title …
Draggable Elements That Push Others Out Of Way is a post from CSS-Tricks
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HTML5 Geolocation API – Getting Started
Geolocation is one of the first HTML5 features that has been embraced across all major browsers. In this article, we will look at the HTML5 Geolocation API to get/access a user’s Geolocation.
Using HTML5 Geolocation API, you can share your current location with trusted web sites or even use it to provide additional geo location features in your own website, like providing discounts to visitors Continue reading
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3D Transform using CSS3 and jQuery Animation
In this article, we will see how to use CSS3 3D transform with jQuery animate method. To start with, CSS3 supports some new features like –
1. CSS3 Selectors.
2. Rounded Corners.
3. Background Decoration.
4. Colors – [Linear Gradients/Radial Gradients].
5. Text Effects.
6. 2D and 3D Transforms.
7. Animations and many more.
Out of these features, in this article, we will look at 3D transform Continue reading
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Using jQuery and Moment.js in ASP.NET MVC to do Custom Unobtrusive Date Comparison and Validation
In fifth issue of DNC Magazine Sumit had demonstrated how to make a ‘dynamic max length’ validator that could unobtrusively validate max-length when the target length was set at run time. We’ll use the same techniques to build an Unobtrusive Date Comparison Validator that will enforce the rule that given two dates, one date should be greater than or lesser than or equal to another date in the Continue reading
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The Use of jQuery in Tutorials
A question came up in a semi-recent ShopTalk episode about the use of jQuery in tutorials.
Lately I’ve begun to realize how muddled the line between jQuery and JavaScript has become when learning about the language. It’s hard to find a solid tutorial that doesn’t include jQuery instead of JavaScript. What’s your opinion on the overuse of the library?
The question was from Nick Hehr who wrote about it as well. You can listen to our answer there with this …
The Use of jQuery in Tutorials is a post from CSS-Tricks
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Top 10 Fabulous jQuery Sliders for Free
jQuery has become a popular choice among web designers and developers because of the user’s ability to create websites with more personalization schemes without the need of using extensive coding. As the web designing trend pursues the image and slide presentation approach, there are many jQuery slider plugins that are now available at your disposal […]
The post Top 10 Fabulous jQuery Sliders for Free appeared first on Scriptiny.com.
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Using ASP.NET MVC 4 Mobile Template to build an application using Web API, jQuery and jQuery Mobile
In the last few years, the explosion of powerful Mobile devices combined with their capable operation systems has resulted in a Mobile computing wave that is promising to redefine how we use portable computing devices. Fact is most day-to-day Web 2.0 a… Continue reading
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Unobtrusive jQuery Validation for Knockout in ASP.NET MVC
This article is from our ASP.NET MVC 101 Tutorial Series
In this article, we will explore how we can use the jQuery Validator in an ASP.NET MVC application that uses Knockout Templating. Traditionally, jQuery validator works out of the box with KO ViewModels that are statically bound.
I would recommend reading two articles before you read this one Simple Databinding and Templating using Continue reading
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Getting Started with ASP.NET MVC 4 Mobile Sites using jQuery Mobile
This article is from our ASP.NET MVC 101 Tutorial Series
ASP.NET MVC 4 introduced a Mobile Site template that leverages the jQuery Mobile to serve up views tailored for consumption on Mobile devices. Even though the latest ASP.NET site templates have responsive CSS, the mobile views aren’t particularly suited for data intensive views. It would be better if we had views dedicated to handle Continue reading
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