Pittsburgh JavaScript Developers: When jQuery Attacks!
August 31, 2011 | In: javascript, jQuery
By popular demand, the next meeting for Pittsburgh JavaScript Developers will be about jQuery. When jQuery Attacks!
August 31, 2011 | In: javascript, jQuery
By popular demand, the next meeting for Pittsburgh JavaScript Developers will be about jQuery. When jQuery Attacks!
For those of you who know me, I'm a huge ExtJS fan. It's an incredibly rich, mature, extensible, well-written, robust framework for building the presentation and interaction layers of a web application. I've also built a Sencha Touch application in my...
January 22, 2008 | In: jQuery
Ran into an interesting bug this morning with jQuery 1.2.2. After testing a simple working jQuery function in FF, I then tested in IE and found that it didn't work in IE. The jQuery code is fairly straightforward, so I was extremely...
jQuery 1.2.2 was announced today. Though this is a revision release, it's a significant one and definitely worth considering an upgrade to your existing jQuery implementations. If for nothing else, the 300% speed improvement for DOMElement. You can...
January 8, 2008 | In: jQuery
If you build web applications, at some point you have built a form that had dynamically named form elements. You loop through a CFQUERY and build some input fields that's a combination of a string ID and a ColdFusion variable (usually...