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  1. Check/Uncheck all Items in an Asp.net CheckBox List using jQuery

    AjaxLine (Nov 27 2008) jQuery Explore Article

    Suprotim Agarwal post a new article about ASP.NET aaand jQuery in which he shows how ton check or uncheck all checkboxes with jQuery. He writes: The CheckBoxList control in ASP.NET provides a group of checkboxes that can be dynamically generated by binding it to a data source. A few months ago, I had written a similar article using ASP.NET and JavaScript over here Check/Uncheck all items in a CheckBoxList using ... (Read Full Article)

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  2. Genetic A/B Testing with JavaScript

    AjaxLine (Nov 26 2008) Explore Article

    John Resig post an article about genetic A/B testing realization on JavaScript. He writes: I've long been interested in the concept of A/B testing (Also called split testing). It's a simple concept that should sit will with most mathematically-inclined types: You have a baseline interface in which you adjust a single variable, at random, for each user that visits your application. After a given amount of time you should be ... (Read Full Article)

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  3. DOM insertAdjacentHTML

    AjaxLine (Nov 24 2008) Explore Article

    John Resig exploring the insertAdjancedHTML method included in Internet Explorer and Opera browsers. He writes: While looking for improvements to injecting HTML fragments into a document (which I mentioned, in passing, when I looked at using Document Fragments) I decided to spend some more time with Internet Explorer's insertAdjacentHTML method. This method has been in Internet Explorer since version 4.0 - as well as is in the current release of ... (Read Full Article)

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  4. JavaScript Dropdown Menu with Multi Levels

    AjaxLine (Nov 23 2008) Explore Article

    Michael Leigeber has created a new lightweight  JavaScript menu script. He writes: This multi-level drop down menu script weighs in at only 1.2 KB. It features animation, active header persistence, easy implementation and multiple instance support. Source: Michael Leigeber's blog. read more (Read Full Article)

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  5. Dynamic Text Gloss Effect

    AjaxLine (Nov 23 2008) Explore Article

    There is an interesting article on Jamp Mark Web creation site about creating nice dynamic text gloss effect . Here' short excerpt from beginning of this article: The script dynamically applies Css Text Gloss Effect by Cris Yap of BestWebBuzz.com, by manipulating HTML DOM to insert a and css styles into every target element that contains the text to gloss up such as H1, H2, H3, H4, etc. Optionally, you ... (Read Full Article)

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  6. EtherPad: Real-time Editing with JavaScript

    AjaxLine (Nov 19 2008) Explore Article

    John Resig tells about the new real-time editor - EtherPad. He writes: I had the opportunity, last year, to talk with the team behind AppJet. They're building something quite cool: A simple platform for developing reusable server-side applications written completely in JavaScript. They've come a long way since I originally wrote about them late last year. They now even provide a copy of their server-side software along with the full ... (Read Full Article)

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  7. Converting from Prototype to jQuery

    AjaxLine (Nov 18 2008) Prototype Explore Article

    There is an interesting article about converting JavaScript code from Prototype to jQuery. Here's small excerpt from this article: Let me start off by saying I absolutely love Prototype. When a friend showed me how much it helped with writing cross-browser compatible code, I was an instant fan. Over the years of being a Prototype user I paid close attention to the many posts about why X is a better ... (Read Full Article)

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  8. iPhone JavaScript Apps

    AjaxLine (Nov 17 2008) Explore Article

    John Resig writes about creating applications fo IPhone wwith JavaScript. Here's small excerpt from this article I've been watching, with interest, developers create new applications for the iPhone. Owning one myself - and being knowledgeable in JavaScript - I've been wondering what options there were for creating downloadable JavaScript applications or the iPhone. In doing some research I found a number of solutions, some simpler than others, some requiring more ... (Read Full Article)

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  9. Guid0.js

    AjaxLine (Nov 16 2008) Explore Article

    Michael Mahemoff has created JavaScript library for generating GUIDs. He writes Guid0 is a GUID library for Javascript. Okay, it doesn't yet do official, bona fide, 128-bit, GUIDs yet, mainly for API design reasons. But this is a library you might find useful if you want to generate a unique ID in your Ajax app. Source: Software As She Developed. read more (Read Full Article)

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  10. jQuery UI draggable and resizable combination

    AjaxLine (Nov 13 2008) jQuery Explore Article

    There is an interesting article about creating interfaces  with jQuery UI Draggablles and Droppables on Dev102 site. Here's short excerpt from it: I’ve just taken a look at how a rich interface for creating invitations could be created with jQuery UI’s draggables and resizables. The goal here is to allow two basic elements to be dragged and resized in a work area to which they are limited, texts and images. ... (Read Full Article)

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  11. Data Access with the Ado.net Entity Framework

    AjaxLine (Nov 13 2008) Explore Article

    Ty Anderson post an article in which he tells about two new technologies from Microsoft—ADO.NET Entity Framework and ADO.NET Data Services. He writes: The recent release of the Microsoft® .NET Framework® 3.5 Service Pack 1 delivered two new technologies that can positively affect how you work with data: The ADO.NET® Entity Framework and ADO.NET Data Services. Since Microsoft doesn't typically release new technologies in a service pack, you might not ... (Read Full Article)

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  12. Kroppr

    AjaxLine (Nov 12 2008) Explore Article

    This script is intended to help webmasters allow their users to manipulate the images available on the site.It has the followin features: Rotate the image. Resize the image. Crop the image. Save it to your hard drive. Source: Kroppr. read more (Read Full Article)

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  13. JavaScript as a Foundation Language for Your Web Apps

    AjaxLine (Nov 12 2008) Explore Article

    Riccardo Govoni post an article in which he  give a full overview of Javascript language. Here's short6 excerpt from this article: Characterized by some dubious design decisions, ambiguous syntax rules, and a troubled history (see Sidebar 1. A Brief History of Why JavaScript Makes Sense), JavaScript could have been dismissed as a second-class scripting language useful only for animating web pages. However, JavaScript has matured into one of the most ... (Read Full Article)

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  14. JQuery Vertical Slide (Dropdown) Navigation

    AjaxLine (Nov 12 2008) jQuery Explore Article

    Native Balinese has created a vertical dropdown menu based on JQuery. He writes: I have sometimes today to play around with jquery horizontal slide navigation (horizontal accordion navigation) (demo), I want to make it slide vertically, and here is what I have made. Tested in FF3, Opera 9, IE 6, Safari 3. Dependencies: Jquery & Optional Jquery Easing Plugin. Source:Chazzuka.com. read more (Read Full Article)

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  15. Accuracy of JavaScript Time

    AjaxLine (Nov 12 2008) Explore Article

    John Resig post a new article about JavaScript performance in various browsers. He writes There were two events recently that made me quite concerned. First, I was looking through some of the results from the Dromaeo test suite and I noticed a bunch of zero millisecond times being returned from tests. This was quite odd since the tests should've taken, at least, a couple milliseconds to run and getting consistent ... (Read Full Article)

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  16. arguments: A JavaScript Oddity

    AjaxLine (Nov 11 2008) Explore Article

    Andrew Tetlaw post an article in which he tells about  arguments array in JavaScripy Language. He writes: arguments is the name of a local, array-like object available inside every function. It’s quirky, often ignored, but the source of much programming wizardry; all the major JavaScript libraries tap into the power of the arguments object. It’s something every JavaScript programmer should become familiar with. Source: SitePoint. read more (Read Full Article)

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  17. 50+ Gorgeous Navigation Menus

    AjaxLine (Nov 10 2008) Explore Article

    The authors of Vandelay Design site post a collection of most beatiful Menus fo websites. Here's an excerpt from preface article; When I’m looking at excellent websites for design inspiration, one of my favorite aspects of design to notice is the navigation menu. While I enjoy seeing excellent designs of all types (minimal to artistic to colorful to dark) and various aspects of the site (including headers and footers), a ... (Read Full Article)

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  18. Asp.net Mvc Tip: Ajax and Validations using jQuery

    AjaxLine (Nov 10 2008) jQuery Explore Article

    Shiju  Vargese post an article in which he tells how how to create validation in ASP.NET MVC with jQuery. He writes: jQuery is now part of the ASP.net development platform and it is going to ship with Visual Studio in the future and will also be the part of ASP.NET MVC installation. ASP.NET MVC will be the first product to include jQuery. Guru Gu’s blog entry has the full details ... (Read Full Article)

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  19. Element Traversal API

    AjaxLine (Nov 10 2008) Explore Article

    John  Resig writes in his blog a bout the new API included in the next version of the Firefox browser, He writes: A little while ago a nightly of Firefox 3.1 included support for the new Element Traversal API proposed by the W3C. read more (Read Full Article)

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  20. SpinBox.JS

    AjaxLine (Nov 10 2008) Explore Article

    SpinBox.JS is an unobtrusive and almost codeless way to turn the ordinary input text boxes into cool looking, multifunctional and skinnable spin boxes. SpinBox.JS comes with a set of 10 predefined skins - Acid, AcidMachine, Blue, Default, Green, Mac, Office2003, Office2007, Red and WeMakeSites. Applying skins is done automatically after setting a skin name in the declaration of the spinbox, and you will not have to add manually style or ... (Read Full Article)

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  21. Digg Attack - A JavaScript Game

    AjaxLine (Nov 9 2008) Explore Article

    Jacob Seidelin hjas created one more intresting game in JavaScript. He writes: This is something I started a good while ago but only just recently got into a playable state. The goal was to create a small game where the action is based on an external data source. It turns out that the Digg API fits that bill fine as it provides both varied data and a steady stream of ... (Read Full Article)

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  22. Tick Tock - A Css & Js Experiment

    AjaxLine (Nov 5 2008) Explore Article

    Soh Tanaka post an intresting JavaScript widget - a clock. He writes: Recently while trying to come up with clever ways to show the calendar date, I came up with an idea of creating a clock with CSS. At first I figured this is probably not as usable I hoped, but I decided to take a stab at it just for my own amusement. Source: Soh Tanakas blog. read more (Read Full Article)

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  23. JQuery Primer

    AjaxLine (Nov 4 2008) jQuery Explore Article

    Karl Seguin post a new article about JQuery. Here's the short excerpt from beginning of this article: Simply getting elements might seem mundane at first, but JQuery’s capabilities are so complete and simple to use, you’ll quickly see this as the core of all your JavaScript needs. Like many other frameworks, JQuery heavily relies on the $ function (known as the JQuery function). You should think of the $ function ... (Read Full Article)

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  24. Advanced Data Visualization Tools using JavaScript

    AjaxLine (Nov 2 2008) Explore Article

    Richard Wong post an article about graphic visualization of data with JavaScript. He writes: With the advance in computer graphics, the way we visualize data have changed drastically in the last 20 years. Visualization Software are developed to take advantage of the graphical power of local computers. But now everything is changing with the Internet. We are consuming a large amount of data online and the desire and expectation to ... (Read Full Article)

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  25. The Future of JavaScript Libraries

    AjaxLine (Oct 29 2008) Explore Article

    Remy Sharp post an intresting article in which he tells his thoughts about the future of the JavaScript Libraries. He writes: Libraries have been a huge contributor to the surge in popularity of JavaScript in the last few years. JavaScript developers have had the cumbersome tasks lifted and have been able to get back to business in developing interesting solutions to interesting problems. Source: DZone. read more (Read Full Article)

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