Simple jQuery Navigation Pull-Down Menus
A jQuery subnavigation menu, which quickly allows you to move around content that is specific to a part of your website.
Category: JavaScript
Client-side scripting in general, including jQuery, AJAX and the Document Object Model, will be noted here. You might even see some knockout.js.
Changing An Image Based On A Checkbox Check Via jQuery / JavaScript
Click a checkbox, make a photo fade in or out; it's easy to do.
How To Increment A Counter In MySQL Based On A Radio Button Click
You want to count how many times an element on your page was clicked. There's two ways to do it: with a PHP postback and, of course, via JavaScript with an AJAX...
Preloading Images With JavaScript
In my recent travels through old blog posts, I’ve noticed a number of occasions where I’ve discussed how to preload images. Almost all those example...
Working With The authorize.net Server Integration Method (SIM) Payment Gateway, Part 1: Don’t Use JavaScript
JavaScript is too insecure to compute shopping cart totals. You can't rely on it when submitting payment requests to authorize.net.
Getting QueryString Values From A Rewritten URL / ASP.NET Routing URL
If you create a URL routing pattern in ASP.NET that makes sense, you should be able to easily grab those rewritten values as key/value pairs in JavaScript.
Dynamically Adding JavaScript To Your ASP.NET Master Page From A Child Page
Adding JavaScript files to an ASP.NET child page is best accomplished one of two ways: using a Placeholder control in your master page or, even better, directly...
Automatically Wiring Up XHTML Element Events On Page Load With jQuery
Many Web developers find themselves in an environment where the design of a Web page is handled by a graphic designer or junior programmer, either as part of th...
Parent – Child Select Lists Revisited: Multiple Parent – Child Select Lists Via PHP, MySQL And jQuery
Drilling through multiple, dependent levels of drop down lists can be a bit complex. Here's an example of doing it through jQuery.
JavaScript Function Arguments: They’re An Array And You Can Treat Them As Such
One of the nicest features of JavaScript is the ability to treat function arguments as an array. We all know how to write a function that takes a known number o...