Home jQuery Form Framework - jFormer Making a Giveaway Randomizer App w/ jQuery Martin Angelov The first Tutorialzine giveaway has finished! Now is the time to draw the winners. But, as this is a web development blog, we cannot just run an ORDER BY RAND() MySQL query in phpMyAdmin. The app is divided in three steps – in step one you provide a list of the contestants’ name and email, divided by a comma (each contestant on a separate line). The HTML As usual, we start with the HTML markup and the new doctype. randomizer.html <! As you will see in a moment, we are applying a number of styles to the body element and use it as a regular block container. As you will see in the next section of the tutorial, we are making the body three times wider than the browser window, and each section div is exactly 33.333% of its width. Lastly we include the jQuery library, our script.js file, and another one – md5.js. Fill in CSV formatted data The CSS The next step in building the app, is laying down the CSS. styles.css – Part 1 styles.css – Part 2 The Three Steps The jQuery Using the app
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jQuery UI vs Kendo UI Not Just A Grid IxEdit Best of JavaScript, HTML5 & CSS3 - Week of September 10, 2012 : Remote Synthesis Best of JavaScript, HTML5 & CSS3 - Week of September 10, 2012 Posted on Sep 17, 2012 Lots of tutorials this week and, even though there were fewer new library releases, the Yoeman release garnered a ton of attention and a number of follow up posts, including a beginner tutorial on the Adobe Developer Connection thanks to Andy Matthews. Tutorials Eric Bidelman created a demo that captures live video from the webcam and creates a .webm file from it.Creating .webm video from getUserMedia() Pragmatic.js is a new style guide for JavaScript by Thomas Fuchs based upon his work on Zepto.Pragmatic.js—A pragmatic style guide to JavaScript A really fascinating article on complexities of scaling pixels in canvas for browser based game development by Dominic Szablewski.Drawing Pixels is Hard Dr. Hugo Giraudel created some really nice button switches using checkboxes and CSS3.Button Switches with Checkboxes and CSS3 Fanciness Frameworks and Libraries Yeoman isn't supported on Windows (yet!) Mobile Etc.
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Zepto.js: the aerogel-weight jQuery-compatible JavaScript library How to Create a jQuery Bookmarklet | Latent Motion I suspect many of my readers have written at least one jQuery Plugin / Script. In this post, I’d like to show you how to get the most out of that script by also releasing it as a jQuery Bookmarklet. Below, you’ll find two examples of utilities that are ripe for bookmarkleting, as well as a prepared jQuery Bookmarklet file that you can easily modify for the purpose. Note: Even if you haven’t written a jQuery plugin before, you’ll find bookmarkleting someone else’s plugin as easy as using it on a site. Before I get to the code though – take a look at the payload. Example One: Table Column Sorter Bookmarklet Clicking the above link will add the table sorter jquery plugin to the page, including its stylesheet, and it will apply the script to all tables on the page. Example Two: Table Visualizer Bookmarklet The visualizer bookmarklet will add graphical representations of the data in the table. Cool stuff, right? From top to bottom, what the jQuery Bookmarklet Template does is: