Posts tagged with javascript
Using YUI to Create Nested Tabs
Recently, I was browsing the YUI JavaScript forums and found a post about nesting the tab control. I haven’t done that before personally, but have done things where my tabs had Ajax or DHTML dependencies inside the tabs. I decided I’d take a whack at this one and see what I could come [...]
Using YUI components in a templated environment
If you develop sites anything like I do, you’ll end up setting up a site wide layout and theme before you start coding any individual pages. I like to add YUI components where they are useful, but I’ve come across a couple little quirks that were annoying me. Here are my observations and [...]
Serving JavaScript Fast
I found this excellent writeup on serving JavaScript files posted on Digg.com. I think I’ll convert some of those ideas to Python but I thought it worth posting here in the mean time with the link to the story.
The next generation of web apps make heavy use of JavaScript and CSS. We’ll show you [...]
Image Upload with YUI Editor 2.5.0
The YUI team has been making further enhancements to the YUI library. I decided to stick together in one post all the previous resources I’ve added for the YUI Image Uploader and make sure the uploader was compatible with the latest version of the YUI Rich Text Editor.
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How to fix the Digg Tools JavaScript for Wordpress
digg_url = “http://digg.com/programming/How_to_fix_the_Digg_Tools_JavaScript_for_Wordpress”;
If you have a wordpress blog and you’ve ever had a popular enough post to have it posted to Digg.com, you might be tempted to paste the digg tools javascript into your post to integrate your site with the digg post. The first thing you noticed after you got the post edited [...]
An Example Rich Text Editor Image Upload with PHP
After my previous image uploader and turbogears image uploader posts, the overwhelmingly most requested information has been a PHP implementation of the upload script. I’m not much of a PHP guru. Luckily, a few users have posted possible solutions for this. I’ve added an editor to this post that uses a PHP [...]