This little function allows you to dynamically change the content of an iframe, using jQuery and javascript. It is perfect if you have a single page where you want to preview other websites without navigating away. To pull this off, you need a textbox, a link, and an iframe: Next we add the javascript: And [...]
Tag: jquery
Javascript, jQuery Rich text editor
I did a post earlier today (yes, I’m on a roll while jr. is sleeping!) on my Top 10 favorite jQuery functions and plugins. This post is dedicated to one of them: TinyMCE. In the past I’ve used editors like Telerik’s RAD Editor and obout’s Html Editor, both very powerful editors. I was turned on [...]
January 09 / 2010
Using jQuery to enable and disable radio buttons onclick
This is by far the funnest pieces of code I’ve written in a long time. So simple, so stupid, so useful! The scenario is you want users to click a radio button from a series of options…but only after they choose a parent radio button. In this example we want the user to select only [...]
January 09 / 2010
Top 10 jQuery Functions and Plugins (Part I)
The following is a set of jQuery shortcuts I use at some point on a daily basis. 10. appendTo() While there are many ways to use appendTo(), I find myself taking advantage of it when dealing with dual listboxes. With that one little command, I can move listitems from one listbox to another with no [...]
Autocomplete using Html, JSON, MVC, jQuery
I found an awesome AutoComplete tutorial (here: http://www.nodstrum.com/2007/09/19/autocompleter/#comment) using PHP, jQuery, MySQL, and decided to port it over to Microsoft’s ASP.NET MVC. Turned out to be way easier than I thought! You can download the auto-complete code sample here. Configure MVC Controller So this is basic: create a JsonResult method in your controller that runs [...]
January 04 / 2010
