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Top 10 jQuery Plugins
How To: Reveal Password Using a Javascript
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if you want to reveal the password hidden behind the asterisk (*****), then you can see it with the help of java script code.
Yeah! It is true! 
Just Follow the following steps: more...
How to add JavaScript to WordPress posts or pages ?
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Javascript to edit any website like facebook or google funny trick
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Open any website in Google Chrome, or in Opera and enter the below code to the address bar of the browser.
javascript:document.body.contentEditable='true'; document.designMode='on'; void 0
•and press enter. more...
Useful jQuery Function Demos For Your Projects
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Playing Sound on a webpage using Javascript and Flash Player
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There are several ways to play sound in a web page. Why you need
sound in a web page. The most common type of feedback is sound. The
computer clicks when you select things, beeps when there are errors, and
makes other noises to alert you to situations. But Web pages don’t
usually have this type of feedback.
As I said above that there are several ways to play sound in web page. But the most common problem is the “Browser specific solutions”. Some will run on Internet explorer, while others will run on Mozilla Firefox and some on Google Chrome. more...
As I said above that there are several ways to play sound in web page. But the most common problem is the “Browser specific solutions”. Some will run on Internet explorer, while others will run on Mozilla Firefox and some on Google Chrome. more...
JavaScript for Java developers
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Java™ developers have historically perceived JavaScript as a toy
language, both too lightweight for real programming and too clunky to be of use as a
scripting alternative. And yet JavaScript is still around, and it's the basis of
exciting web technologies like GWT and Node.js. In this installment of Java
development 2.0, Andrew Glover explains why JavaScript is
an important tool for the modern Java developer. He then gets you
started with the syntax you need to build first-class applications for
today's web, including JavaScript variables, types, functions, and
classes.
Back in the early days of the Java platform, it wasn't unusual for journalists, and even occasionally newbie programmers, to confuse JavaScript and the Java language. Both languages were popularized due to their applicability to web programming, after all, and for a few years they ran neck-and-neck in the popular imagination. Most people today differentiate the two languages, but it's still common for Java developers to deride JavaScript as a toy language, not even fit for scripting. The thing is, JavaScript (much like the Java language) has lived on, and even evolved. It's the basis of client-side programming techniques like Ajax and server-side efforts like Node.js, and its importance for mobile application development is beginning to emerge. It's also the language that Java code compiles to in the very popular Google Web Toolkit, or GWT. more...
Back in the early days of the Java platform, it wasn't unusual for journalists, and even occasionally newbie programmers, to confuse JavaScript and the Java language. Both languages were popularized due to their applicability to web programming, after all, and for a few years they ran neck-and-neck in the popular imagination. Most people today differentiate the two languages, but it's still common for Java developers to deride JavaScript as a toy language, not even fit for scripting. The thing is, JavaScript (much like the Java language) has lived on, and even evolved. It's the basis of client-side programming techniques like Ajax and server-side efforts like Node.js, and its importance for mobile application development is beginning to emerge. It's also the language that Java code compiles to in the very popular Google Web Toolkit, or GWT. more...
Efficient JavaScript unit testing
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JavaScript code that runs on one browser does not necessarily
mean it will work on others. Without unit testing this code, organizations pay
money for testing and re-testing web applications when deciding to upgrade or
support new browsers. In this article, learn how efficient unit testing of
your JavaScript can reduce testing costs and make it easier for you to support
more browsers.
A broken JavaScript code example
One of the biggest challenges facing web applications is the support of web browsers with different versions. JavaScript code running on Safari does not necessarily work on Windows® Internet Explorer (IE), Firefox, or Google Chrome. This challenge is inherited from the lack of testing the JavaScript code living in the presentation tier from day one. Without unit testing this code, organizations may pay for repeated testing of web applications after upgrading or supporting new browsers. This article shows you how to reduce testing costs using efficient unit testing for JavaScript code. more...
A broken JavaScript code example
One of the biggest challenges facing web applications is the support of web browsers with different versions. JavaScript code running on Safari does not necessarily work on Windows® Internet Explorer (IE), Firefox, or Google Chrome. This challenge is inherited from the lack of testing the JavaScript code living in the presentation tier from day one. Without unit testing this code, organizations may pay for repeated testing of web applications after upgrading or supporting new browsers. This article shows you how to reduce testing costs using efficient unit testing for JavaScript code. more...
Functional JavaScript with CoffeeScript and Node
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CoffeeScript is famous for smoothing out JavaScript's rough edges, but
it has other advantages worth exploring. In this article, Andrew Glover
shows you how CoffeeScript's cleaner syntax makes it easer to leverage
functional constructs in JavaScript libraries, especially for
server-side programming in Node.js. He concludes with a series of short
demonstrations in using Underscore.js, a utility library for JavaScript,
to handle collections in CoffeeScript and Node.
CoffeeScript is a relatively new language that presents an appealing alternative for developers weary of JavaScript's deficiencies. With CoffeeScript, developers can do their coding in a lightweight, intuitive language that feels like a hybrid of Ruby and Python. CoffeeScript then compiles to JavaScript for browser-compatible Web applications, and it also works seamlessly with Node.js for server-side applications. Central to this article is a third benefit of using CoffeeScript, which is its handling of the functional side of JavaScript. CoffeeScript's cleaned up, modernized syntax opens up the world of functional programming latent in JavaScript libraries. more...
CoffeeScript is a relatively new language that presents an appealing alternative for developers weary of JavaScript's deficiencies. With CoffeeScript, developers can do their coding in a lightweight, intuitive language that feels like a hybrid of Ruby and Python. CoffeeScript then compiles to JavaScript for browser-compatible Web applications, and it also works seamlessly with Node.js for server-side applications. Central to this article is a third benefit of using CoffeeScript, which is its handling of the functional side of JavaScript. CoffeeScript's cleaned up, modernized syntax opens up the world of functional programming latent in JavaScript libraries. more...
How To Create High Quality Tables With JavaScript
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If you are web program developer, it is likely that you are creating
tables on a daily basis. In this article I will show you how to create
high quality tables with Javascript within a short period of time. One
feature that you will want to become familiar with is DisplayTag
Library.
There are a number of things that you will want your tables to have,
and some of these are various row colors, menu navigation, column
sorting, Export to XML or CSV, and interactive rows.
You may be wandering why DisplayTag is so important. If you are used to
using HTML or JSTL, this is a valid question. Well, while it is possible
for you to create good tables with these languages, it can be a very
tedious process. more...User Interface Programming in the Future
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The fact that there have been so many JavaScript libraries attempting
to solve the problem, and that the solution appears in not one but two
pieces perhaps makes it understandable that it's not initially obvious.
But once you see how well the solution works, you'll shake off the
shackles of the old, and unleash your UI creative potential. This
combination is compelling enough that Rails has included it as part of
the standard distribution.
If you want to work across desktops, pads and handhelds, HTML5 looks like the only reasonable choice. And Windows 8 looks like it is going to be heavily based on HTML5, so these tools will also come in handy for that.
Many have attempted to solve it by creating JavaScript libraries. Because of the size and pain of the problem, many libraries were created, and because this was primarily an open-source market and unencumbered by money, a solution has (relatively rapidly) evolved. I'm quite glad I only showed up after things have been sorted out. more...
If you want to work across desktops, pads and handhelds, HTML5 looks like the only reasonable choice. And Windows 8 looks like it is going to be heavily based on HTML5, so these tools will also come in handy for that.
jQuery
The browser problem is big. The amount of money that companies have invested to compensate for browser incompatibilities is huge. Entire jobs have been dedicated to that one issue.Many have attempted to solve it by creating JavaScript libraries. Because of the size and pain of the problem, many libraries were created, and because this was primarily an open-source market and unencumbered by money, a solution has (relatively rapidly) evolved. I'm quite glad I only showed up after things have been sorted out. more...
Getting Started with jQuery
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Table of Contents
- Background
- Introduction
- Anatomy of jQuery
- Setting up jQuery ready handler
- A Quick Demo
- Digging deeper into jquery
- CSS Selectors
- XPath Selectors
- Attribute Selectors
- Form Selector
- Custom Selector
- DOM
- Playing with Events
- Effects and Animation
- Spicing up website with Ajax
- Generate Automatic TOC
- Limit text box entry
- Create your own Custom filter(*new)
- Plug with the Plug-In API
- Best Practices(*new)
- References
- History
Implement JavaScript with JSP
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In this section we are going to implement insert data,
delete data, and
update data using with JDBC database and also using of JavaScript.
Step 1: Create employee form
(EmployeeInformation.jsp) .
In this step first of all create Employee information
form and retrieved employee id from database using with JDBC database.
Here is the code EmployeeInformation.jsp more...
Java Script For Getting Browser Information
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This script does a great job of displaying information about your web
browser including version, your computer’s platform, if Java is enabled,
how many pages you’ve visited, and screen resolution. Take a look, it’s
pretty cool. more...
Java Script For Checking URL
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This script is particularly useful for those who have their site on a
free webspace provider, then use a “come.to” redirecting service. What
this script will do is analyze the URL the visitor is at, and if they
did not came to your site via the redirecting URL, it can print out a
message telling them that is your new URL. Neat! more...
jQuery form plugin and PHP file uploads
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What do you get in this tutorial
- First we investigate the form plugin a little bit and explain some interesting features
- With this knowledge in mind we will showcase some of the plugin’s functions
- Finally we provide examples on how-to use the form plugin for simple forms with different response methods.
Star rating system with JavaScript and PHP
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Restricting access of JavaScript libraries to designated domains
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JavaScript libraries allow us to separate script from page, so multiple pages can all utilize the same script simply by linking to it:
<script src="greatscript.js" type="text/javascript"></script>
Just to refresh our memories, "myscript.js" should contain the script itself minus the surrounding <script></script> tags, and saved as a text file (but with .js extension).Now, the nature of JS libraries means that they're not only accessible by your site/domain, but anyone's. Like an image, a library could potentially be utilized by any site that decides they like your script but not the bandwidth associated with it. Specifically, they would simply use a syntax like the following on their page:
<script src="http://www.yourdomain.com/greatscript.js" type="text/javascript"></script>
This can become a headache, especially if the library is very large.So, is there a way to limit which domains can access your library? There better be, or this tutorial sure is going nowhere fast! The following looks at two techniques for restricting access of a JavaScript library to only "permitted domains." more...
Regular expression JavaScript password complexity test
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People in general are not very smart when it comes to inventing passwords. It is shocking how many of us actually believe using a family members' name, date of birth, wedding date, wife or pet's name, favourite sports team, etc are secure choices! more...
Javascript, How to make a Dress Up Game (Drag and Drop)
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A lot of doll maker sites uses this script to make their doll pieces draggable. This version would work on BOTH ie and netscape (original script by DynamicDrive).
Just add the field (i.e. class="dragme") to make an image draggable is all that is required. The z order of the images is determined by which image is created last (the last image will be the top most image).Below we set the three images placed inside a table (could just as well be a div) and assigned the classname "dragme" to each of them.more...
Just add the field (i.e. class="dragme") to make an image draggable is all that is required. The z order of the images is determined by which image is created last (the last image will be the top most image).Below we set the three images placed inside a table (could just as well be a div) and assigned the classname "dragme" to each of them.more...
