jQuery Message Queuing: Get all your JavaScript ducks in a row
jQuery Message Queuing: Get all your JavaScript ducks in a row
// 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 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
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
This jQuery plugin enables very basic bookmarkable #hash history via a cross-browser HTML5 window.onhashchange event. While this functionality was initially tied to the jQuery BBQ plugin, the event.special window.onhashchange functionality has now been broken out into a separate plugin for users who want just the basic event & back button support, without all the extra awesomeness that BBQ provide
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
Every hour that you put into enhancing user experience while developing a site is a hour well spent. There are numerous small improvements that you can perform to make things easier and obvious for the end user. In this article I will present a jQuery plugin built for that purpose. The best way to explain what this plugin does is to mention Twitter. Twitter posts are limited to 140 characters. Wh
jQuery.Behavior helps you organize your JavaScript code into logical chunks called "behaviors". // 1. Create behavior: function BadBehavior(element, config) { this.misbehave = function () { alert('Oh behave!'); } } // 2. Attach behavior: $('.bad-behavior').behavior(BadBehavior); // 3. Use behavior: $('.bad-behavior').behavior('misbehave'); // alert('Oh behave!') You know those web applications tha
jQuery selectors are powerful and simple to use, until you have attribute values (including ids and classes) that have funny characters. This plugin adds a simple function $.escape that will escape any special characters. For example if I have a string s that contains an id but I'm not sure that all of the characters are safe I can use $('#'+$.escape(s)) to find the element with that id. If I
Synopsis: FlyDOM aims to be an easy-to-use plugin for jQuery that makes generating dynamic content quick and easy. New Plugin Page on jQuery.com! Since jQuery.com unveiled their new plugin wiki, I went ahead and created a new plugin page for FlyDOM. You can find this page at: http://jquery.com/plugins/project/FlyDOM. jQuery FlyDOM 3.1.1 is here. (November 27, 2007) My apologies for the long delay.
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