Monthly Archives: November 2009

Toggle the visibility with jQuery

Posted on November 30, 2009 by Stoimen

When it comes to quick JavaScriopt effects one of the most common is to hide and show different elements in the DOM. That occurs in almost every site. If there’s a dynamic menu, there’s for sure attached mouse event that … Continue reading →

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Redirecting with Zend Framework

Posted on November 27, 2009 by Stoimen

Many of the web applications need to be redirected to some given URI sooner or later. In that scenario like redirecting to the profile page after login, which is very common to almost every app, you need to change the … Continue reading →

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Writing a jQuery plugin – (part 1). Good practices!

Posted on November 13, 2009 by Stoimen

JavaScript flexibility In JS you have the natural flexibility to extend an object you have previously declared. Even more you can extend any native objects! That makes the writing of a jQuery, or whatever javascript library, plugins to be very … Continue reading →

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jQuery CSS functions. Part 2 – width() and height()

Posted on November 11, 2009 by Stoimen

$.width() and $.height() Related to the previous several posts jQuery comes with two functions that help you dynamically get the width and height of an element. Have you ever asked about the width of an element in pixels which is … Continue reading →

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jQuery CSS functions. Part 1 – offset()

Posted on November 10, 2009 by Stoimen

What are jQuery CSS functions? Well these are function which help you modify different CSS properties with JavaScript. You know you can do that in “pure” evangelistic JS, but normally every library comes with its own bunch of functions that … Continue reading →

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