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Highly Customizable Cross-Browser jQuery Fade-in Slideslow Script

Last updated on March 14th, 2010 by Gabriel Livan

ultimate-fade-in-slideshow

Ultimate Fade-in slideshow (v2.0) is the new DynamicDrive’s slideslow script that incorporates some of the most requested features all rolled into one. A nice feature of this unobtrusive script is the fact that each instance of a fade is independent of the other, with support for different features selectively enabled for each slideslow.

Features include:

  • Sleek fade in effect that has the current image fading over the previous one
  • Display images either as automatic or manual slideslow (in the former mode, slideshow can be set to stop rotating after x cycles)
  • Each slide can be optionally hyperlinked and can have an optional description associated with it
  • Ability to show descriptions on demand (when the mouse rolls over the slide)
  • Supports persistence of last viewed slide (the slideslow resumes from the last slide in case you need to reload the browser window)
  • Pauses automatically onMouseOver
  • Compatible with: FF1+ IE6+ Opr9+
  • Author: Dynamic Drive
  • Source: http://www.dynamicdrive.com/dynamicindex14/fadeinslideshow.htm

Filed Under: JavaScript

VanadiumJS: A Powerful, Simple, and Intuitive Client-Side Validator

Last updated on January 9th, 2016 by Gabriel Livan

VanadiumJS is a free powerful easy customizable client-side validator that supports AJAX and regular server-side response results. This unobtrusive AJAX-enabled server-side technology agnostic JavaScript validation toolkit is very easy to install: you just have to include the vanadium js file after the dependency.

<head>
<script src="/js/jquery-latest.js" type="text/javascript"></script>
<script src="/js/vanadium.js" type="text/javascript"></script>
</head>

The validation rules are applied to the HTML form elements that have special markup classes (e.g. adding ‘:required’ to the elements’ classes).

Example 1
Password fields validation
vanadiumjs-password-fields

<input id="pass" class=":required" type="password">
<input class=":same_as;pass" type="password">

Example 2
Delay the Vanadium reaction on user changes

<input class=":required :wait;500" type="text">

Features include:

  • Unobtrusive
  • AJAX-enabled
  • Server-side Technology Agnostic
  • Server-side Aware
  • Support for declarative validation
    • Using json structure
    • Using inline markup
  • Support for deferring validation (immediate validation of the element when its value has changed)
  • Tested in: Firefox 3.5 (PC/Mac), Safari 2 (Mac), IE 6+, Opera 9 (PC/Mac)
  • Project Home: http://lambder.com
  • GIT Repository: http://github.com/lambder/Vanadium
  • Demo: http://vanadiumjs.com/
  • Download: Uncompressed | Minified

Filed Under: JavaScript

How to Show the Total Delicious Bookmarks for a Post

Last updated on February 28th, 2015 by Gabriel Livan

Having the posts bookmarked by other people through Delicious is very important because not only you will get repeated traffic from the people who saved the articles you have written but you can also gain more traffic and RSS subscribers especially if some of the posts reach the Delicious front page. That’s why it’s important to ask people to save your articles. One important thing is to show how many times the post was saved on Delicious. If you have articles with quality content chances are you will get a lot of saves. Having a quite large number of saves may signify that the post is worth saving and this could determine other users to bookmark it too.

Whether you use WordPress or not I will show you how to add a “Save to Delicious” link for your articles that will also contain the total bookmarks of the post. To do this we’ll use the power of PHP and JQuery, the famous JavaScript library. Read more from this entry…

Filed Under: JavaScript, PHP, Tutorials, WordPress

JoobsBox: A Free Flexible Open Source Job Board Software

Last updated on September 17th, 2009 by Gabriel Livan

JoobsBox is a free, flexible, multilingual and themeable open source job board software developed in PHP (Zend Framework) and MySQL. This application can be easily extended as it comes with a plugin system . JoobsBox offers a powerful administration panel where all the categories, listings, plugins & other variables can be controlled. Started in 2007 as a rough idea and a few lines of code, the software was rewritten 2 years later with the Zend Framework. JoobsBox is powered by the management team of Joobs.ro (first tech based job board in Romania).

joobsbox free flexible multilingual themeable open source job board software

Features include:

  • Easy installation
  • Support for plugins and theme (for a simple, fast, and efficient extension process)
  • Admin Panel
  • Multilingual
  • Powerful search engine
  • Seamlessly integration with your existing website

JoobsBox is the most flexible software for job boards,
with a plugins and themes system ready for your needs.

  • Requirements: PHP 5.2.4+
  • Source: http://www.joobsbox.com/
  • Demo: http://demo.joobsbox.com/
  • Download: http://www.joobsbox.com/download/
  • License: New BSD

Filed Under: PHP

IxEdit: A JavaScript-based On-the-Fly Interaction Tool for the Web

Last updated on September 17th, 2009 by Gabriel Livan

IxEdit is a JavaScript-based interaction tool useful for web developers that can practice DOM-scripting without coding to change, add, move or transform elements dynamically on web pages. IxEdit can be used to try various interactions rapidly in the prototyping phase.

The interactions you create using this entirely new type of design tool (which itself is made with JavaScript) will be applied on the fly to the web page, so you can edit them while checking how they behave in real time. This tool generates JavaScript code automatically from the parameters you specified. The generated code is designed to run with the famous international libraries JQuery and JQuery UI. Therefore, you should not worry about browser compatibility, since JQuery does it for you.

Another nice thing is the fact that interactions are saved to the database in your local environment (Client-Side Database Storage). This way the data won’t be lost even if you close or reload the browser.

IxEdit

To implement interactions on a web page, programming with JavaScript is needed. However, it is hard to manage JavaScript for many designers. Therefore, making well-designed web interactions is difficult in general. IxEdit solves this problem. If you have basic knowledge about HTML and CSS, you can create interactions as you like. JavaScript coding is no longer needed.

  • Requirements: Google Gears (for FireFox or Internet Explorer; not required for Safari or Chrome)
  • Source: http://ixedit.com/
  • Demo: http://ixedit.com/samples/
  • Download: http://ixedit.com/download/

Filed Under: JavaScript

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