Archive for the ‘Javascript’ Category

You knew it was coming! An example of integrating my jQuery UI Slider Touch Accessibility addon to the jQuery Timepicker Addon. Before getting started I must note that this currently will only work with the latest Timepicker (version 0.9.8+). I had to clean up the markup generated in timepicker to make this easier, as well [...]

I recently read an article about turning the “asynchronous-ness” up a notch. His reasoning was very good, response times keep users on the site longer. Lets go in to more detail. Ajax requests allow users to stay on the same page, while the site contacts the server in the background. This may be to post [...]

jQuery UI is now a main stream user interface toolkit. It works most everywhere, but touch devices currently struggle with some of it’s widgets, including the Slider. The problem is touch and drag events can get mixed up between the web page and the browser. In other words when does a swipe indicate to scroll [...]

If you recently downloaded Impromptu 3.2, you may want to grab it again. A small bug was fixed. I didn’t find it worth while to create a new version, it was a line of code. On top of that the bug was merely a visual detail, and not critical. Long story short the overlay always [...]

I’ve had a lot of users recently asking how to create a date/time range using the timepicker addon. Currently the jQuery UI documentation has an example using just datepicker, but it won’t quite work the same when using the timepicker. Why? The example from the jQuery UI docs explicitly only sets the date. But never [...]