Using jQuery’s Data APIs | Learning jQuery
Tips, techniques, and tutorials for the jQuery JavaScript library In the beginning (well, beginning with jQuery 1.2.3 in early 2008) there was the jQuery.data() API. It offers a way to associate JavaScript data — strings, numbers, or any object — with a DOM element. As long as you manipulate the DOM element with jQuery, the library ensures that when the DOM element goes away, the associated data g
Merging jQuery Deferreds and .animate() | Learning jQuery
Tips, techniques, and tutorials for the jQuery JavaScript library Editor's Note: This article originally appeared on danheberden.com. jQuery’s .animate() method, and the shorthand methods that use it, are fantastic tools to create animations. Creating animations that link together to achieve a particular effect, and do something specific at the end of the animation, can be a painful, messy task. L
43,439 reasons to use append() correctly | Learning jQuery
The .append() method is perhaps the most misused of all jQuery methods. While an extremely useful and easy method to work with, it dramatically affects the performance of your page. When misused, the .append() method can cripple your JavaScript code's performance. When used well, it'll keep your script humming along. Here is a typical example of append misuse: [js]var arr = reallyLongArray; $.each
Great Ways to Learn jQuery | Learning jQuery
These jQuery resources will set you on the path towards mastering jQuery. Written Articles Getting Started with jQuery - this is the official jQuery getting started guide. jQuery for JavaScript Programmers - Simon Willison (creator of django) gives you an introduction to jQuery for people who already understand JavaScript. jQuery Crash Course - Nathan Smith gives a quick introduction to jQuery on
Now you see me… show/hide performance | Learning jQuery
Tips, techniques, and tutorials for the jQuery JavaScript library I just got back from the jQuery conference in San Francisco. Wow, what an event. In addition to some incredible talks, I had the opportunity to speak with Rey Bango, Johnathon Sharp, and, of course, John Resig. Any conference where you get to talk to some of the most influential people in jQuery is a win in my book. The "High Perfor
Making a jQuery Plugin Truly Customizable | Learning jQuery
Tips, techniques, and tutorials for the jQuery JavaScript library Most if not all of the jQuery plugins out there have some level of customization. But very few of the plugin authors have mastered the very particular art involved. Achieving the "optimum level" of customization is a bit of a balancing act… go too far either way and you've got an unusable plugin! Bob and Sue Let's say Bob has create
A jQuery UI Combobox: Under the hood » Learning jQuery - Tips, Techniques, Tutorials
Tips, techniques, and tutorials for the jQuery JavaScript library Update on 2010-08-17: This article was updated to reflect the changes to the combobox code in jQuery UI 1.8.4 The jQuery UI 1.8 release brings along the new autocomplete widget. An autocomplete adds a list of suggestions to an input field, displayed and filtered while the user is typing. This could be attached to a search field, sug
Detecting Ajax Events on the Server | Learning jQuery
When working with an Ajax-enhanced website, it's generally a good idea to provide a regular request fallback for any core functionality of the site. When you work to ensure that a fallback is in place, you will be faced with determining when a particular request is an Ajax request or just a normal page request. In most situations, it's considered a best practice to build your site without Ajax fir
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