Dialog windows are a great way to show quick information to your users, and to also alert them of errors, warnings, prompts for information and more. When you bring jQuery into the mix, you know you’re going to end up with a slick dialog that really makes the application or website come alive. The following …
Monthly Archives: June 2012
How to find and remove duplicate items in your iTunes library
Choose File > Display Duplicates to show duplicate items (matches are based on the song name and artist). If you have multiple versions of the same song (for example, live and studio versions, or versions from different albums) you can hold the Alt or Option key (for Mac OS X) or the Shift key (for Windows) and …
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Apple keyboard mapping in Windows
Comparing PC and Mac keyboards Although PC and Apple keyboards may look similar, there are some important differences between them. These differences exist to meet the requirements of the computer or the operating system.
Select and Unselect All Checkboxes with jQuery
I’ve been working with jQuery to spice up my interfaces for over 12 months now and figured it’s time to share some of the little techniques I’ve developed on the way. The first is something I use quite alot when I am giving users the ability to administer lists of items in bulk. That including …
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jquery submit form from text link
I’m trying to create a small form that submits a form and passes a value from a text link.. Here’s what I’ve got so far..
HTML5 input autofocus Attribute
Example Let the “First name” input field automatically get focus when the page loads: