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Quick Tip: An Introduction to jQuery Templating | Envato Tuts+
JavaScript Templating is a neat idea: it allows you to easily convert JSON to HTML without having to parse it. At Microsoft's MIX10 conference, they announced that they are starting to contribute to the jQuery team. One of their efforts is to provide a templating plugin. In this quick tip, I'll show you how to use it!
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// Convert CSV data into array of arrays jQuery.csv()("1,2,3\n4,5,6\n7,8,9\n"); // = [ [1,2,3], [4,5,6], [7,8,9] ] // It handles quotes jQuery.csv()('a,"b,c",d'); // = [ ['a', 'b,c', 'd'] ] // You can use any delimiter, e.g. tab jQuery.csv("\t")("a\tb\nc\td\n"); // = [ ['a','b'], ['c','d'] ] // Quick usage with AJAX: jQuery.get(csvfile, function(data) { array = jQuery.csv()(data); }); // Using acr
jQuery UI 1.8 adds position, button, autocomplete, new widget factory, lighter core | jQuery UI Blog
jQuery UI 1.8 adds position, button, autocomplete, new widget factory, lighter core The jQuery UI team is thrilled to announce the final release of jQuery UI 1.8 with 5 new plugins, 1 new effect, and hundreds of bug fixes and improvements. We've worked extremely hard to make jQuery UI lighter and more modular with an even more flexible and extensible core. Now it's even easier to build your own wi
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jQuery 1.4 and Malformed JSON
Today, we released jQuery 1.4, a mostly backward compatible release with a few minor quirks. One of these quirks is that jQuery now uses the native JSON parser where available, rejecting malformed JSON. This probably sounds fine, except that by malformed JSON, we mostly mean: {foo: "bar"} Because this is valid JavaScript, people have long assumed it was valid JSON, and a lot of hand-coded JSON is
Using Delegate and Undelegate in jQuery 1.4.2 | Learning jQuery
Tips, techniques, and tutorials for the jQuery JavaScript library As some of you have heard, there have been two new methods added in jQuery 1.4.2, .delegate() and .undelegate(). These methods achieve the same thing as the .live() and .die() methods, they just use a different syntax. For those new to .live(), it’s a method in jQuery that allows you to attach events to elements that appear in the d
Detecting ‘Idle’ and ‘Away’ Timeouts in Javascript | Tilde~A: Alexios' Homepage
You are here: CodingDetecting ‘Idle’ and ‘Away’ Timeouts in Javascript A short Javascript program to improve detection of users idling or away from their keyboards, which should in turn improve how online users are detected. The file works with both jQuery and Prototype. It autodetects which is available at load time. Putting an AJAX request in one of the handlers can notify the back-end about the
jQuery 1.4.2 Released | Official jQuery Blog
jQuery 1.4.2 is now out! This is the second minor release on top of jQuery 1.4, fixing some outstanding bugs from the 1.4 release and landing some nice improvements. I would like to thank the following people that provided patches for this release: Ben Alman, Justin Meyer, Neeraj Singh, and Noah Sloan. Downloading As usual, we provide two copies of jQuery, one minified (we now use the Google Closu
Ben Alman » jQuery doTimeout: Like setTimeout, but better
jQuery doTimeout takes the work out of delayed code execution, including interval and timeout management, polling loops and debouncing. In addition, it’s fully jQuery chainable! Generally, setTimeout is used in JavaScript to delay the execution of some code, which is fairly easy to do and doesn’t require much, if any additional code. Where it starts to get a little more complicated is when you wan
Ben Alman » jQuery outside events: Why trigger an event on something, when you can trigger it on everything else?
jQuery outside events: Why trigger an event on something, when you can trigger it on everything else? With jQuery outside events you can bind to an event that will be triggered only when a specific “originating” event occurs outside the element in question. For example, you can click outside, double-click outside, mouse-over outside, focus outside (and over ten more default “outside” events). Also
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