How to Remember which Tab was Open with jQueryUI and Cookies
It is often quite useful on page reload or when coming back to a previously visited page, to open up that page with the last...
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Tag: jQuery
How to Use Percentage Sizes for Your FancyBox
October 13, 2012
by Craig Lotter
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I’m a huge fan of the jQuery-driven FancyBox and make use of it in just about all of my web development work. This is a...
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How to Close a FancyBox via a Button Click
September 3, 2012
by Craig Lotter
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The excellent and rather flexible jQuery plugin FancyBox has become my defacto jQuery lightbox implementation and as such it has found its way into most...
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How to Detect an ESC key press using jQuery?
August 7, 2012
by Craig Lotter
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As per usual, the always brilliant jQuery javascript library makes it particularly easy to detect and act on a keyboard button press action. For this...
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jQuery Meow, a cool little jQuery Growl Notification Implementation
July 16, 2012
by Craig Lotter
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Zac Stewart has come up with a great jQuery-powered Growl Notification plugin that is particularly easy to use and pretty to look at to boot....
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How to Refresh a DataTable without Losing Your Current Page or Ordering
May 28, 2012
by Craig Lotter
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DataTables is a fantastic plug-in for the jQuery Javascript library that I use for pretty much all my web development projects. It is a highly...
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Using a jQuery selector on an ID containing a Pipe (|) Character
February 24, 2012
by Craig Lotter
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I’m quite fond of using the pipe (|) character in tag, id and name properties because it just seems visually such a great delimiter to...
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Jquery: How to Set the Selected Radio Button via a Script
February 10, 2012
by Craig Lotter
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If you develop websites and work with JavaScript, but have never heard of jQuery before, then it is probably best that you start reading up...
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How to allow File Uploads when using jQuery Mobile
December 16, 2011
by Craig Lotter
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With the release of the powerful jQuery Mobile 1.0 framework, it is now becomes possible for pretty much anyone to crank out an uber slick...
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jQuery: Dropdown Lists: Get the Text of the Currently Selected Option instead of the Value
November 11, 2011
by Craig Lotter
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If you develop websites and work with JavaScript, but have never heard of jQuery before, then it is probably best that you start reading up...
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