WebKit.js: Yes it has finally happened! Browser Inception is now possible. I knew this was going to happen eventually, it was just a matter of time. WebKit has been ported to JavaScript, and no, this is not just some Emscripten compile, it is a full hand port of the popular browser engine to JS. WebKit.js uses WebGL as a rendering backend and basically enables developers to never worry about browser differences again since we can now control what browser our users are using on our site. Of course, this has some standardistas on their soapboxes about why monoculture is bad for the web, but the ease of development that it enables for developers will probably win out in the long run. WebKit.js is a full browser engine with full support for everything in WebKit including HTML, CSS and even a full JavaScript engine - written in JavaScript of course. Of course, WebKit.js is fully opensource on Github, so you can go read its glorious 250,000 lines yourself. Update: This was an April fools joke.
Cool And Free Launch Page With Ajax Newsletter Almost every web project needs a "launch page (under construction page)" or a page to show when the website is under maintenance. Rather than creating a new one from scratch for every project, here is a free launch page with an Ajax newsletter. Don't forget to bookmark this resource at del.icio.us. E-mails are saved in a .txt file with ";" delimiters. Important: Before using this free launch page, change the name of the text file to anything hard to guess and also update the name of this text file in newsletter.php file's 1st line. You can use this template as is or update it easily to fit your needs. Features of this free launch page: Ajaxed interfaceServer-side e-mail validation (secure)E-mails are saved in a text file with ";" delimiter. Requirements: Uses jQuery and jQuery PNGFix plugin (both included with the download).PHP support. PSD files of bubbles are included in the download package. If you share it as a resource in your website, please link to this post.
Konami-JS Important Update NOTE: I've decided to simplify the repository. Just the JavaScript file and the README with some links to examples. Recently I started receiving requests to including Konami-JS in a variety of JavaScript module loaders. If that feature is important to you I'd encourage you to fork the repo and implement it yourself — I have no plans of introducing anything like that here. Simplified Implementation Previously the simplest version of a Konami-JS implementation looked like this: var easter_egg = new Konami(). easter_egg.load(' This would redirect the user to a specified website upon successfully completing the Konami Code. You could also pass along a function to execute when the easter egg is completed. var easter_egg = new Konami(); easter_egg.code = function() { alert('Konami code!') That is even sillier than the other implementation. var easter_egg = new Konami(' Overview Gesture Support
Home · kripken/emscripten Wiki Dynamic Drag’n Drop With jQuery And PHP After publishing ScheduledTweets yesterday, I received e-mails asking "how the drag'n drop & saving the new positions to the database was working". Drag'n drop generally looks hard-to-apply but it is definitely not by using JavaScript frameworks. Here is, how it is done by using jQuery & jQuery UI: The Database: We create a simple database as below: The most important column in the database is recordListingID which shows us the order of the records. This feature can be applied to any table by adding such a column to it. The HTML: We'll be using an unordered list that is generated from a PHP query that lists the items according to the recordListingID value mentioned above. Here it is: 1. 2. 4. 5. 6. The JavaScript: We will be using jQuery UI's sortable plugin. 01. 02. 04. 05. 06. var order = $(this).sortable("serialize") + '&action=updateRecordsListings'; 07. $.post("updateDB.php", order, function(theResponse){ 08. 15. The PHP: 01.<? 02.require("db.php"); 04. 05. 07.if ($action == "updateRecordsListings"){ 09.
jQuery Badass JavaScript Sharrre Adipoli How To Use Enabling image hover effect is very simple. Place the below references inside your head tag. If you need image hover on an image with id ‘image1′, call adipoli plugin like this: <script> $('#image1').adipoli(); </script> Adding Options: Available Options startEffect : Default style of imagehoverEffect : Image style on mouse overimageOpacity : opacity of image considered when start effect is transparent or overlayanimSpeed : Animation speed for the effectfillColor : Overlay colortextColor : Text ColoroverlayText : Default HTML to be displayed on overlayslices : Number of slices for slice animationsboxCols : Number of boxes in a row for box animationsboxRows : Number of rows for box animationspopOutMargin : Margin of Image popoutpopOutShadow : Shadow length of popout image. Start Effects: transparentnormaloverlaygrayscale Hover Effects: Change Log Version 2.0 Added grayscale startEffectMoved code to github Do you want to know
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