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- A simple jquery toggler for tables
I wrote this simple jQuery toggler/accordion to work with tables and the class name control…nothing new here just interesting to see the accordion applied to a table.
Check out the showText, no images ma! (i.e. I use numerical entities for the arrows).
/*
*
* @author C Maynard
*
*/var pageTest = (function(){
[...]
- Instant jQuery 1.4
Easier than kool-aid, but just as tasty.
<script type=”text/javascript” src=”http://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1.4/jquery.min.js”></script>
<script type=”text/javascript”>
$(document).ready(function() {
// Let the good times roll.
});
</script>
- Gradients in FireFox 3.6
Ive been waiting for today for quite some time now, the release of Firefox 3.6 marks includes support for linear and radial CSS gradients. Although cross browser this feature is totally useless, Its great for internal apps and personal projects.
Gradients are presently only supported in Safari 4 and Chrome (webkit) [...]
- Yahoo! style vertical navigation
I set out to make a simple vertical navigation much like the one featured on Yahoo’s homepage, this is the result. I’m sure the JS could be improved, what do you think. Here is my working example, please note this is very basic, with little styling.
$(document).ready(function(){jQuery.fx.off = true;
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- jQuery and AJAX
jQuery makes it ridiculously easy for anyone to add AJAX functionality to your website, my example loads the navigation from my site.
The secret to this is the load() function. It allows you to load portions, defined with CSS selectors, of any remote location. Top off this function with a smooth animation, and enjoy. Here is [...]
- Installing Tomcat on a MediaTemple (DV) dedicated server
Now that we have the latest version of Java configured on your DV we need Apache Tomcat to provide a “pure Java” HTTP web server environment for Java code to run. Tomcat should not be confused with the Apache web server, which is a C implementation of an HTTP web server; these two web servers [...]
