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slash7 with Amy Hoy » Blog Archive » Scriptaculous Cheat Sheet #1
Posted on April 22, 2006, 10:12 pm, by Amy Hoy, under ajax, tips and tricks. Into JavaScript? Have I got good news for you! If you’re interested in JavaScript-driven web apps, snazzy visual fx, and generally confusing people into thinking your site is Flash—but oh-so-much better—you should buy our JavaScript Performance Rocks! book while it’s still in beta. Written by Thomas Fuchs, the creator of
presentacular - Adding effects to S5 with script.aculo.us
Presentacular Presentacular adds script.aculo.us visual effects to slide shows created with S5. It has the same advantages than S5 for creating slide shows: printer-friendly version, simple and semantic markup and portable across the most modern browsers. Adding effects First of all you’ll have to create an S5 slide show. If you are new to S5, A Basic Primer in Using S5 can be useful to you. Next,
Scriptaculous Lists with PHP
by Greg Neustaetter Scriptaculous Sortables Scriptaculous is one of many great new JavaScript libraries created to answer the call for well written 'Web 2.0' JavaScript libraries. Written by Thomas Fuchs, scriptaculous has many features that can be used in AJAX-ified applications, drag-and-drop effects, and a whole slew of visual effects. The drag-and-drop effects, most notably the sortables, caug
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