* An example of how to start creating your own plug-ins. One of the
really nice things I learned when picking up Python a few years ago is
that if someone holds your hand and walks you through learning how to
modularize your code early on, you're much more likely to start with
good habits.
For any Francophones in the crowd, Fil's site at
http://www.jquery.info/ has some great stuff. Fil and I excanged a
couple emails on this list with regard to translating some of them --
he was all for it -- but fill in busy excuse here.
Here's an outline of some recent stuff there:
*
of your original page. You were writing for a different
audience.
Thanks,
Anders
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Hi Anders!
I showed this to the designer in my shop who is interested in learning
JavaScript. His reaction was, it's too complex. What he meant was, he
doesn't know what methods, constructs, public methods, etc. are. Would he
keep reading? Not likely.
I was suggesting a tutorial aimed
Yep, definitely hit up Karl's site. I've found it invaluable myself and
Karl is very knowledgeable in DOM and Jquery. He's a good person to
learn from.
Rey...
Karl Swedberg wrote:
On Oct 12, 2006, at 3:47 AM, Onno Timmerman wrote:
Also more tutorials would help!
Hi Onno,
I
On 10/12/06, Karl Swedberg [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Any suggestions for other tutorials or offers to write one will be
warmly and gratefully received.
I don't have any ideas for tutorials right now but I would be willing
to write some.
--
Brandon Aaron
Here are some ideas for you Brandon:
- Simple to advanced chaining techniques
- Implementing throbbers/indicators
- JSon parsing and usage
- Populating divs or tables (tabular data) from a JSon or XML result set
using JQuery
Rey...
Brandon Aaron wrote:
On 10/12/06, Karl Swedberg [EMAIL
Karl Swedberg-2 wrote:
Any suggestions for other tutorials or offers to write one will be
warmly and gratefully received.
How about a tutorial for beginners on using the form plugins with validation
and a simple server side script for a real world example on how to submit
information ?
Hey, until I become a DOM/JS guru like some of you guys, I'm offering up
anything I can. :o)
Look forward to seeing the tutorial. Be sure to ping Yehdua as well to
get it included in the Visual Jquery magazine.
Rey
Brandon Aaron wrote:
On 10/12/06, Rey Bango [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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On Oct 12, 2006, at 10:34 AM, Brandon Aaron wrote:
On 10/12/06, Rey Bango [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
- Populating divs or tables (tabular data) from a JSon or XML
result set
using JQuery
Ahhh ... that gives me an idea... how to update select elements with
JSON. That seems to come up a lot
On 10/12/06, Karl Swedberg [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Brandon, That would be GREAT! I'd love to learn how to do that
myself. :) I can set up an author account on the blog for you if
you'd like. Or, you can just send me the tutorial and I'll format it
and post it for you.
Hook it up! Not sure
Hi Karl,
Love your blog! It's made a huge difference in wrapping my head around
jquery.
Some suggestions for tutorials:
* An example of how to use XPATH. The style switcher on Kevin's blog --
http://www.kelvinluck.com/article/switch-stylesheets-with-jquery -- is a
very slick use of XPATH, and
Hi,
For any Francophones in the crowd, Fil's site at
http://www.jquery.info/ has some great stuff. Fil and I excanged a
couple emails on this list with regard to translating some of them --
he was all for it -- but fill in busy excuse here.
Here's an outline of some recent stuff there:
*
On 10/12/06, Karl Swedberg [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Coming soon on learningjquery.com (as soon as I find the time tofinish them) -- multi-level drop-down menus (with delayed hide onmouseout)You should check out the dropdown menu in
The_javascript_Anthology by SitePoint (the first half of chapter
On Oct 12, 2006, at 3:36 PM, Anders Schneiderman wrote:
Some suggestions for tutorials:
* An example of how to use XPATH. The style switcher on Kevin's
blog --
http://www.kelvinluck.com/article/switch-stylesheets-with-jquery --
is a
very slick use of XPATH, and more help for newbies
I've actually already created the drop-down menu for
the blog post:
http://test.learningjquery.com/dropdown.htm
Nice job, Karl. It looks great.
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On 10/12/06, Karl Swedberg [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Oct 12, 2006, at 4:59 PM, Aaron Heimlich wrote:
You should check out the dropdown menu in The JavaScript Anthology
by SitePoint (the first half of chapter 15 and parts of chapter
16). It doesn't use jQuery, but the book is co-authored
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