Archive for the ‘Javascript’ Category
Thanks to some readers (Reinout and Jeremy) I’ve posted a couple changes to the Timepicker Addon. It is still early in development but does seem to work pretty well for all of the examples I’ve run it through. Please keep checking back for updates!
Since I’ve not found a timepicker suitable for my needs (although there are some pretty decent ones out there) I decided to make one. I needed date-time and just time, so built it on top of jQuery UI’s Datepicker, so I have access to just one or both. A couple key features in this addon [...]
Its very seldom, but now and then you have to go back to those old math equations from college and compute some nice graphs, or solve a few complex formulas. Linear Regressions aren’t completely foreign territory, they are used more often than you realize. I’ve put together a nice function which computes slope, intercept, and [...]
If you do much reporting I’m sure you’ve encountered needing to sum up a row, or divide, or average some data in a grid, much like you would do in Excel. Its actually not that difficult to whip up a simple, dynamic solution with javascript. I’m using jQuery, but it would be equally as simple [...]
Finally, Impromptu 3.0 has made it! It features two changes really. One big and one small. The small addition was an option for classes. So you can now add extra classes to an individual prompt to customize the styles without needing an entirely new theme. Here’s the syntax: $.prompt(‘text here..’, { classes: ‘class1 myclass2 darkfade’ [...]