#dom (118 links)
"In my work with unobtrusive JavaScript, I've found that by far the most common action I take is "registering" a script to be executed once the page has finished loading. There are a number of ways of doing this"
- MochiKit – A lightweight Javascript library mochikit.com
A highly documented and well tested, suite of JavaScript libraries that will help you get shit done, fast.
- Out of Hanwell outofhanwell.com
Check all your JavaScript source code for common mistakes without actually running the script or opening the web page.
The JavaScript cheat sheet is designed to act as a reminder and reference sheet, listing methods and functions of JavaScript. It includes reference material for regular expressions in JavaScript, as well as a short guide to the XMLHttpRequest object.
- Thinking and Making thinkingandmaking.com
Best Practices: Implementing javascript for rich internet applications
"Inspired by the TargetAlert Firefox extension that "provides visual cues for the destinations of hyperlinks" and Christian Heilmann’s Image previews with DOM JavaScript, we wrote a simple set of unobtrusive JavaScript functions to find links on a page
UFO is a DOM script that detects and embeds Flash objects. It contains several features and best practice techniques that other scripts currently don't have.
The goal of the MTA is to provide an automated, accessible, degradable method for both users and developers to manage lists in web applications.
Small collection of tools for use with textareas (or input fields).
- [brothercake] Docking boxes (dbx) brothercake.com
animated drag 'n' drop, snap-to-grid, and show/hide-contents functionality to any group of elements
This is an experiment using Javascript and CSS to customize the appearance of radio buttons, WHILE remaining accessible.
- [brothercake] domFunction [was:domReady] brothercake.com
An easy-to-use helper script, that allows other DOM scripting to run before window.onload
- The Form Assembly formassembly.com
The Form Builder is a tool for creating standard compliant web forms. It integrates the wForms extension and relies on a set of technologies like XML, XMLHttpRequest, XSLT and DOM (a.k.a Ajax) to provide a seamless single-screen experience.
Small script to easily display hover tool tips
- Adactio: Journal - Gotta keep 'em separated adactio.com
If you are adding a usability enhancement to a site, is it ever okay to deliberately exclude a specific browser from receiving those enhancements?
- JavaScript Shell squarefree.com
A command-line interface for JavaScript and DOM.
This document will summarize the level of support for standard web technologies by popular web browsers. It deals primarily with the Internet Explorer, Firefox/Netscape/Mozilla, and Opera web browsers, with focus on the HTML, CSS and DOM technologies.
- Tales On The TrimPath ‽ JavaScript Breakpoints trimpath.com
A simple debugging tool for JavaScript that lets you set breakpoints in your code
- Show and Hide Layers dyn-web.com
This code swaps the visibility of layer content. The layers can be positioned absolute or inline, even in table cells. Internet Explorer 4+, Netscape 4, Netscape 6+/Mozilla and Opera can all show and hide layers.
resizable textareas
- Edit in Place with JavaScript and CSS tool-man.org
- slayeroffice | code | custom checkbox slayeroffice.com
- Ajaxing the Rails (Loud Thinking) loudthinking.com
Rails 0.11.0 is out on the street and I'm especially proud of the Ajax support we've been able to include.
- The Fade Anything Technique axentric.com
- JavaScriptTemplates - TrimPath - Trac trimpath.com
A lightweight GPL open-source component that lets you have template-based programming (like PHP/ASP/JSP) while running in a web browser
Ajax isn’t a technology. It’s really several technologies, each flourishing in its own right, coming together in powerful new ways.
- as simple as possible, but no simpler: DHTML Leaks Like a Sieve jgwebber.blogspot.com
The problem is not JavaScript. Nor is it really the DOM. It is the interface between the two.