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Monday, January 31, 2011 Deferreds, new in jQuery 1.5, decouple logic dependent on the outcome of a task from the task itself. They’re nothing new to the JavaScript scene; Mochikit and Dojo have implemented them for some time, but with Julian Aubourg's AJAX rewrite landing in 1.5, deferreds in jQuery was the logical next step. With deferreds, multiple callbacks can be bound to a task's outcome, an
Monday, October 18, 2010 Colin Snover wrote a good article about why he thinks setInterval is considered harmful: setInterval ignores errors. If an error occurs in part of your code, it'll be thrown over and over again. setInterval does not care about network latency. When continuously polling a remote server for new data, the response could take longer than the interval amount, resulting in a bun
← all postsUsing $.widget.bridge Outside of the Widget FactoryWednesday, October 13, 2010 Within jQuery UI's widget factory exists a little method called $.widget.bridge, which acts as a middle man between the object created with $.widget and the jQuery API. Because bridge is a public function you do not need jQuery UI or any other part of the widget factory to use it. This is awesome and i'mma sh
Thursday, April 22, 2010 I'm wrapping up my first jQuery UI widget (see multiselect on GitHub) and thought it would be useful to share some notes I took on the widget factory & widget development in general. I personally found development on the factory to be quite enjoyable; a lot of functionality is available right out the box (custom events, ability to change options after initialization) and i
Tuesday, July 06, 2010 This is the successor and port of my original jQuery MultiSelect Plugin to a jQuery UI widget. While both will actively be maintained, I highly recommend you use this version over the plugin version. It has a more robust feature set, is faster, and is much more flexible. MultiSelect turns an ordinary HTML select control into an elegant drop down list of checkboxes with theme
There are about a dozen other plugins out there that do this already, except most seem to come with an enormous footprint: 10-12k of code, X-number of images, and roughly 1000 options to support every plausible use case. For other minimalists like myself out there, here’s one built off the jQuery UI widget factory in approx. 100 lines of code and 100% CSS. In typical widget fashion, this implement
This plugin turns an ordinary HTML select control into elegant drop down list of checkboxes, stylable with ThemeRoller. The CSS of this demo page sets all select elements to 200px wide, but examples 2 and 6 override the default width in two different ways. Latest version 0.3 (2/4/2010) Download the source or the minified version, and the CSS file. Follow on GitHub Documentation, blog post, and com
I’ve been working on a multiple select plugin on and off for the past couple months and finally have it stable enough for a first release. When I started this project my intentions were only to re-factor Cory LaViska’s MultiSelect implementation, but it quickly turned into a complete re-write with a focus on speed and ThemeRoller support. This plugin turns an ordinary HTML select control into an
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