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What You Need to Know About jQuery 1.3
The web development community became intensely excited on January 14, 2009 when jQuery version 1.3.0 was officially released. jQuery 1.3 brings with it significant improvements, especially when it comes to speed. In addition, the developers were able to keep jQuery as small as ever while adding some great and often requested features. Today, we will have an in depth look at the new features, and how you can squeeze the most out of it. Getting Started and Upgrading If you are new to jQuery and need to download the latest version, visit the jQuery homepage and click the download link to get started. If you are upgrading from an earlier version, you’ll be happy to note that the API has stayed consistent and compatible with older versions. To upgrade, simply update the jQuery version on your server and link to it properl.y Later on in this article we will discuss any changes that might cause problems with any current code you have
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jQuery - Javascript Made Easy - The Web Squeeze
Posted by Administrator in jQuery on January 27th, 2009
jQuery is an extremely lightweight JavaScript framework that makes deploying client side web applications quick and easy. The base package has only what it needs and this tutorial gives you a good look at what jQuery can do for you. …
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The Power of WordPress and jQuery: 30+ Useful Plugins & Tutorials
Posted by Administrator in WordPress, jQuery on January 27th, 2009
There is one such plugin, built around the Mootools library, but in this tutorial you will learn how to do this using jFlow jQuery plugin. It will also automatically scroll. Of course, this can easily be modified to use the navigation …
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Assorted GARbage» Blog Archive » Moving Pictures : A JQuery …
Posted by Administrator in jQuery on January 24th, 2009
At the recent Adobe MAX conference in San Francisco, I had the pleasure to show off Dreamweaver CS4 and it’s improved support for Ajax in the Day 2 keynote. In addition to continued support of the Spry Framework for Ajax, Dreamweaver CS4 also now provides the ability to add jQuery, YUI and MooTools web widgets to your pages. This ability, combined with the new Live Preview and Live Code features, means that you can see and style these widgets without needing to run to the browser. In fact, due to these enhancements, lots of folks who had even “given up” on Dreamweaver in favor of hand-coding are taking another look.
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10 Awesome Ways to Integrate Twitter With Your Website
Posted by nettuts in Javascript on January 24th, 2009
Web developers with social media savvy are in hot demand. Imagine what it would be like to promise your clients a web presence that is fully integrated with their Twitter strategy and makes it easier for their content to go viral on Twitter. Would be nice, no? Well — why imagine? The tools for web developers to add a touch of Twitter to any site are out there and easy to use. Trust us — your clients will love you for it! There’s no better time to start utilizing Twitter integration tools than right now.
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Simple AJAX - PHP and Javascript | Switch on the Code
Posted by Administrator in PHP, ajax on January 22nd, 2009
With AJAX you don’t need to refresh a page to get information from the server. You can call server pages and get the response, all with Javascript. In this tutorial I will show you the most basic way to get a response from a PHP script. …
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Using Ajax With Php And Sajax - Mild PDF Files
Posted by Administrator in PHP, ajax on January 22nd, 2009
This tutorial is for those interested in developing rich Web applications that dynamically update content using asynchronous JavaScript and XML ( Ajax ) with PHP , without having to refresh entire Web pages with each user click. …
SiteGale | » New Ajax tutorial: Live user validation
Posted by Administrator in PHP, ajax on January 22nd, 2009
This is the ‘ ajax ’ file as it were, it contains all the code needed to get the data from the form in instant time, send it to the PHP file and get the end result from the PHP File. It will also check whether the user has ajax enabled on …
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Use jQuery to Enhance your WordPress Comment Form | Trevor Davis
Posted by Administrator in WordPress, jQuery on January 27th, 2009
I have already completed a couple of tutorials on forms and jQuery ( Ajax Forms with jQuery and Flexible and Semantic Forms with a Little jQuery ), but I wanted to show another example of using a simple jQuery script to …
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