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This is just a short reminder for me and a note for you: it seems that jQuery Datepicker is not able to handle Date object as a value for minDate or maxDate parameters, at least when the jQuery object is called in the constructor of a ZendX_JQuery_Form_Element_DatePicker object: strings like ‘-1′ work fine, though.
This little jQuery script (demo here) makes it easy to select checkboxes: it is almost comparable to Comodo Click.
This little example (which is a modified version of the one written by Sterling Udell) reads a KML file using Google Maps JavaScript API Version 3 and geoxml3 to display the markers within a little Firebug/jQuery/JSON callback (useTheData) that shows how to process them.
jQuery Quick Pagination plugin is well… quick :) and it works well: this simple patch adds the options to change the text of the “next/prev” links. The new call is jQuery(document).ready(function(){ jQuery(‘#list_nav li’).quickpaginate({ prev_text: ‘blah previous’, next_text: ‘blah next’ }); });
I think that newcomers need simple notes to use YCodaSlider. First, include the required libraries: jquery-1.2.6.pack.js jquery-easing-1.3.pack.js ycodaslider-2.0.js then fire it up with a short script like this one: YCodaSlider.Base.css(‘style.css’); jQuery(window).bind(“load”, function() { jQuery(“div.ycodaslider”).ycodaslider({width : 540, sidebars : false}); jQuery(“div.ycodaslider”).width(540); });
I’ve found many examples of scripts that save the selected tab inside a cookie but none of them worked out of the box… so let me write here a note and a snippet about how I got it working (big thanks to Massimiliano). The XHTML that the snippet refers to is available on http://docs.jquery.com/UI/Tabs#source (you [...]