I have a number of such examples available, which I'm happy to share. Most are visual enhancements or minor functionality. A couple of navigation schemes driven by jQuery. Nothing all that deep.
http://beta.ksscholl.com/jquery/default.html View the readme.txt file there to see which examples specifically use jQuery (most do in some way). Kevin [EMAIL PROTECTED] On Apr 27, 11:31 am, Shelane <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I was only introduced to jQuery at a Lasso Summit the beginning of > March and I have already been able to do so much with it. I have been > able to solve some long standing problems I had with user interface > elements requiring greater javascript and ajax manipulation that my > skills had previously limited. > > So, I am now preparing to do a presentation of jQuery at our > developers IT Forum onsite. The presentation date hasn't been set > yet. I may be presenting to my internal group of about 10 developers > before I take the presentation to our department. > > So along with the presentation, I'm doing a "concept" examples pack > just to show working examples of what jQuery can do that our > developers will be able to download. The ideas I have are to do a > progressive form with auto-populating select options, drag and drop, > dynamic update of content from of multiple types, panel collapsing, > and list reordering. I am also going to do an autocomplete example > with script.aculo.us (that so many of us here currently use) on a page > with jQuery to show the workability of jQuery with other libraries. > > So far I only have one example complete although there are more to > come.http://education.llnl.gov/jquery/ajax.html > > This works great in FF. Comes to a dead halt currently in IE because > I have $(document).ready events that need to occur on the ajax loaded > page (progressive form is the example), but IE won't execute them. I > have posed the question on the list as far as how to work around this > problem, but I haven't heard anything. Any help on that issue will be > great because we have to support IE here too (of course). > > Also, if anyone has other ideas for examples, I'd be glad to add to > this list. And I do give credit where credit is due! :-)
