Started a new job last week for a really cool agency in a place I really want to work* – but they are Mootools users not jQuery folk, so I am been thrown headlong into (among other things) the world of Mootools. I’m used to just sitting down and being able to make things work [...]
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Minimum age with the jQuery UI Datepicker
Minimum age with the jQuery UI Datepicker
Just been working on a registration form where the minimum age of registering users has to be 18. Using the fabulous jQuery UI Datepicker (see documentation it’s really easy to set up a Date of Birth field so that the a user has to be a least 18 years [...]
jQuery plugin to print HTML forms
Recently for a project, a client wanted to be able to print pages from a web application that were just forms. This was never intended when the application was originally built, so there were no separate view screens of data. Naively I thought this would be easy – knock up a print style sheet and [...]
jQuery – watch a checkbox field
This is a simple function I wrote that will monitor a <checkbox> field on a form. If the <checkbox> is ticked then it will show a specified <div> and if the <checkbox> is un-ticked then it will hide the specified <div>.
View the working example
Initially I thought that I might be able to use the .toggle() [...]
A simple jQuery menu with persistence using cookies
Recently I’ve been making a concerted effort to learn jQuery the JavaScript framework as opposed to just using all the wonderful plugins off the shelf.
Recently I needed a bit of code to show and hide a navigation menu, but with persistence using cookies so as you move from page to page it can remember which [...]
