I wrote a quick demo for Devon CFUG this week to demonstrate using jQuery, AJAX and ColdFusion together to build a simple "find as you type" search feature. However it turns out that ColdFusion 8 and ColdFusion 9 return slightly different JSON. Read more »
I was adding CKEditor to a site and wanted to be able to validate that the user had entered some copy into the editor when the form was submitted. Read more »
Using jQuery with ColdFusion to reorder a list and save the new positions each time an item is moved. Read more »
Earlier today I posted a simple example of hiding table rows based on the cell content. Bernhard posted a comment about dynamically adding a filter by list to the column heading. Well, here's my attempt. With a bit more work it could be expanded to work on all columns. Read more »
A quick post that demonstrates the power of jQuery to filter data. Read more »
I was reading Jakob Nielsen's post Stop Password Masking. I like the idea of letting the user decide if they want to be able to see their password or have it masked. The developer in me kicked in and I decided I should try to write the code myself. Read more »
As someone who has been using jQuery since the 1.0 release I thought I had a pretty good working knowledge of what jQuery can do - how wrong I was! I didn't think it would take me that long to read this book, but found it to be a constant source or revelation, and often ended up re-reading sections. Read more »
I've been using cfspec a lot to test my specification and I really like it. However when you run a suite of tests you can end up with a long page of results to scroll through, so I thought it would be nice to hide all the passes and just leave the fails by default. Then have a link which would show passes if I wanted to see them. Read more »
A quick jQuery tip. I wanted to add a class to any pre tags that didn't have a class attribute. Here's how to do it... Read more »
jQuery in Action is published by Manning and is available in print or as an e-book. Read more »
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