Archive: October, 2008

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jQuery AJAX Plugin Posted

Posted by Andrew, 8 months and 3 weeks ago.

I started playing around with jQuery last week and, rather quickly, found out how powerful this framework really is. So I was inspired to write my own custom AJAX plugin for the framework to handle my AJAX calls with extremely easy implementation. After finishing the plugin, I also realized that it was time to organized the Resources layout as well.

No longer will you have to look at one extremely long post to figure out what is what. I have implemented some jQuery functionality into these pages to organize each post into tabbed sections. So finding what you want will be a matter of just looking at the tabs and clicking the right one.

So how about you go download my new fancy plugin now? :D

Edit: WD Category Listing has been updated to v1.0.1. Please read release notes to view the changes.

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WDValidate – jQuery Plugin

Posted by Andrew, 8 months and 3 weeks ago.
jQuery is an excellent JavaScript framework that can be used to accomplish many different tasks. One of those tasks would be easy AJAX functionality. WDValidate is a plugin that can be added onto the jQuery framework to allow you to easily tie form elements to a back-end script for AJAX processing.
Below are two different versions of the file that you can download. One is the production version, which is a packed version of the code; this is ideal for your live website. The other version is the developer version, which is unpacked and will allow you to easily modify the code if needed.

Production: Download (735 bytes)
Development: Download (1.40 KB)

*Downloads have been disabled for the time being, sorry for any inconvenience this may have caused.

  1. Download this plugin, as well as a jQuery version of your choice.
  2. Upload the files to your server.
  3. Place the following code in between the and tags.
    <script src="http://www.yourdomain.com/jquery.js" type="text/javascript"><!--mce:0--></script>
    <script src="http://www.yourdomain.com/jquery.wdvalidate.js" type="text/javascript"><!--mce:1--></script>
  4. That’s it, you’re ready to roll!
Release Notes
If there are any revisions to this plugin, here is where you will find the list of changes.

Version 1.0
  • Initial Release
So you want to see this plugin in action before downloading it? That wont be a problem at all, click here** to view the live demo.

*Note: Version 1.0 only supports the onBlur() and onKeyUp() methods. More methods will be implemented in the future!
**Preview link has been disabled for the time being. Sorry for any inconvenience this may have caused.

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Google Chrome is Iran!?

Posted by Andrew, 8 months and 4 weeks ago.

I was just sitting in a deviantART chat room this morning when we started discussing browsers. Out of the blue cjgraphix chimed in with the following:

<cjgraphix> officially the w3c sets ’standards’ but nobody has to follow them at all.
<cjgraphix> which is what originally caused the browser wars of the 90’s…
<cjgraphix> chrome is like the damn Iran of browsers right now…. if they get nuclear weapons everyone in the region is fucked.
<philo23> lol
<philo23> i think of IE as more of an Iran than Chrome
<One3Creations> :lmao:
<Skyrail> :slow: I’m not going to comment on that
<philo23> :P
<cjgraphix> no, IE is Isreal…

I about fell out of my chair laughing so I figured I’d post this here in the humor section for everyone to read :D

Disclaimer: Opinions of others do not reflect my opinions!