Archivo para la etiqueta ‘jquery’

11Oct
2012
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Añadir contenido a los datepicker de jQuery UI

En algunas ocasiones es necesario añadir contenido al calendario que te ofrecer el datepicker de jQuery UI, por ejemplo añadir un combo que indice “horario mañanas/tarde”. Para conseguirlo será necesario ‘toquetear’ un poco el objeto jQuery.datepicker. Tendremos que hacer dos cosas: primero deberemos evitar que cuando se selecciona un día se cierre automáticamente el popup [...]
18Apr
2011
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jQuery Graceful Websocket: plugin jQuery para websockets

jQuery Graceful Websocket es un plugin jQuery que nos permite comunicarnos con el servidor usando websockets de HTML5. El problema es que tan solo Chrome permite los websokets (creo que Firefox los tiene desactivados por defecto por temas de seguridad), además se necesita que el servidor los pueda tratar, por lo que este plugin permite [...]
19Oct
2010
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Cómo hacer un lector de feeds con jQuery Mobile

Completísimo tutorial que nos explica cómo realizar un lector de feeds usando jQuery Mobile (que actualmente está en versión alpha). Cuyas características son las siguientes: Mostrar lista de feeds con sus logos Mostrar el feed cuando se hace click Crear los estilos para los artículos Crear un icono Apple-touch para que el usuario pueda añadir [...]
27Aug
2010
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Manipulate Colors in All Imaginable Combinations with xColor

The xcolor plugin is an easy-to-use jQuery extension to manipulate colors in all imaginable combinations. This plugin implements an extensiv color parser and a featureful set of color-manipulation methods. There is also an animate() extension to smooth CSS colors.Another useful method isReadable() completes the whole, by allowing you to check if a … Post original
26Aug
2010
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Picasa jQuery Plugin

A simple jQuery plugin to get albums and images from Picasa without the need for PHP, Ruby, or any other server side language. Makes it easy to create a simple, dynamic, free, client-side-only image gallery. … Post original
25Aug
2010
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Create a Twitter AJAX Button with MooTools, jQuery, or Dojo

There’s nothing like a subtle, slick website widget that effectively uses CSS and JavaScript to enhance the user experience.  Of course widgets like that take many hours to perfect, but it doesn’t take long for that effort to be rewarded with above-average user retention and buzz.  One of the widgets I love is Twitter’s “Follow” [...]
23Aug
2010
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FireQuery

This is a very cool extension for Firebug (add-on for an add-on?) that expands Firebug’s capabilities with jQuery. For instance, a built in jQueryify button, showing attached event handlers in the Content / DOM tree view, and highlighting all elements in a jQuery collection. I don’t think it’s new but I hadn’t seen it until [...]
19Aug
2010
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Stylize Radio Button & Checkbox with ezMark jQuery Plugin

ezMark is a jQuery Plugin that allows you to stylize Radio button and Checkbox easily. Its very small (minified version is ~1.5kb) compared to other similar scripts. It has been tested and works on all major browsers (IE 6/7/8, Firefox, Safari, Chrome) and it gracefully degrades.To customize the default checkbox/radiobutton image, simply change the … [...]
16Aug
2010
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Quick Tip: An Introduction to Sammy.js

You’ve been seeing it for a while now with Google’s Reader, Gmail, and most recently, on Facebook. Probably, you, too, would like to write RESTful evented JavaScript applications. Well, fellow developers, meet Sammy.js, a tiny JavaScript framework built on top of jQuery. Sammy utilizes the URL hash (#) to allow you to create single page [...]
13Aug
2010
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Animated Table Sort with REGEXP Friendly

Animated Table Sort is a plugin that allows you to animatedly sort a table based on a column’s <td>s, or on the content/value of a child/descendant element within those <td>s. The various <td>s fly to their new homes, giving a nice … Post original