Archive for the 'JavaScript' Category

UI Design for Web Apps

Monday, May 30th, 2005

Personal reminder to read this article later. Article title: User Interface Design for Web Applications – It’s a Different World from Web Site Design And also these links. Ajax & Interface Design For those that don’t know… What is a Web Application? (I’ve often been asked what’s the difference between a Website and a Web [...]

Using ASP.NET to prompt a user to save when they are leaving the current page

Monday, April 4th, 2005

Wanted to save this link for anyone else who might find it handy. Scott Mitchell wrote an articled titled “Using ASP.NET to Prompt a User to Save When Leaving a Page“. It is exactly what i’ve been looking for, and i’m sure others implementing ASP.NET pages with similar needs, will find it handy too! And [...]

The beauty of javascript pop overs

Wednesday, March 30th, 2005

Sometime last year, I was looking into some of those JavaScript based “popups” that people had on their sites. You know the ones, you put your mouse over the links and you see this expanded popup like area, hovering atop the text on the page. Yet, unlike a popup, it does not create a new [...]

Enabling/Disabling ASP.NET checkbox using JavaScript

Thursday, February 17th, 2005

Now this is very strange. Well, it seemed that way at first anyway Assume you have declared in your ASP.NET page some web controls as below: <asp:checkbox id=”chkFirstCheck” runat=”server” textalign=”Left” text=”Check me first!” /> <br /> <asp:checkbox id=”chkSecondCheck” runat=”server” textalign=”Left” text=”I’m second!!!” enabled=”false” /> And also there is a bit of JavaScript on the ASP.NET [...]

New search engine that is a snap to use!

Wednesday, October 6th, 2004

Just browsed over to boingboing.net and saw a post about a new search engine. First thought? Oh no, not another one! Ok, well this one is called Snap. So, what is so special about snap that made me blog about it? Well, one feature stands out above the rest. That is, it allows for quick, [...]

Hotmail Calendar

Friday, August 20th, 2004

For us free users of Hotmail they have now allowed us to have access to the Hotmail Calendar. It’s a new feature, but one I don’t really see myself using terribly much, if at all. It also seems rather unstable at the moment. I keep getting a 404 page not found, and then after a [...]

Project Ideas – Simplify Javascript & Learn C# 2.0

Wednesday, July 21st, 2004

At this stage I have two personal projects planned… As you can see in the post Title. The first one which I just thought up over the weekend is all about simplifying JavaScript. There is a tonne and more JavaScript functions and scripts, if pulled together would make life a lot better for many web [...]