Entries Tagged as "jQuery + Javascript"
Mangoblog plugin: viewCount v1.5 - updated 26 Feb. 2011
Posted by Paul Klinkenberg in CFML , jQuery + Javascript , MangoBlog on December 31, 2009
Wouldn't you like to know how many people have read your blog post? Well, I do like so. In the blog system mangoBlog, which I use for this weblog, this wasn't a default option, and there wasn't a plugin yet to add this.
So, I created the Viewcount plugin. It shows the text "View count: xx" underneath this post...
A recursive jQuery.toJson() function
Posted by Paul Klinkenberg in jQuery + Javascript on June 13, 2009
I created a javascript toJson() function, which recursively converts any javascript object to json (javascript object notation).
The function relies on jQuery, and is added to the main jQuery object '$'. So, you can call $.toJSON(obj)
.
Multiple selects made usable!
Posted by Paul Klinkenberg in jQuery + Javascript on May 16, 2009
The most unlogical element in any web form must be the multiple-select! When more than one element is selected, you might just not see it, if they are too far away from eachother in the list. And how do you select more then one item?! Yes, we know, but the average visitor doesn't know you need to push the CTRL button while clicking more than one item.
Automatic (coldfusion) code coloring on your blog
Posted by Paul Klinkenberg in CFML , jQuery + Javascript on April 17, 2009
I received a question today, whether it was "possible to use the code-coloring script in your blog".
Well, that shouldn't be too much trouble, I thought.
Just create a javascript function wich gets all pre tags, sends the
contents to the server, and then replace the previous contents with the
new color-coded values.
Check for popup blocking, and show a friendly message about it
Posted by Paul Klinkenberg in jQuery + Javascript on March 1, 2009
I came across a problem where a flash file in an html window wanted
to open a new window (for a pdf document), and the popup was blocked by
the browser.
Now, both firefox and internet explorer then show a yellow bar asking
whether to allow the popup, but they are very different in handling
your answer:
- Firefox just lets the yellow bar go away, and allows you top open the popup;
- Internet Explorer 7 reloads the entire page!
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