Mindblown: a blog about philosophy.
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Making Use of HTML5 History API for Manipulating Browser History
Web development is an area with lots of scope and possibilities. They create a huge difference in the way information is provided to you and also in the way it has been perceived by the user. The increasing usage of web based applications has also triggered the growth of JavaScript and the way it is…
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Using Google Maps API in PHP
First of all, I would like to wish you guys Happy New Year. I have seen many developers find difficulty in implementing Google Maps API in PHP. So we have created this tutorial to make it easier to understand and use Google Maps API in your web projects. You can use this in forms where…
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A Sneak Peek Into Building Responsive CSS3 Form Fields
With the mobile-internet era showing no signs of fading away in the near future, it has actually been noticed that designers and developers are focusing their attention on creating websites that are friendly with the mobile phones. Websites that expect visitors to fill in a registration form, application form etc. require a high-level of designing…
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Implementing Google’s New No CAPTCHA reCAPTCHA in PHP
So your visitors don’t like to enter those difficult to read distorted text as captcha in your forms? But you have to use them in order to prevent bots and spammers. If you are looking for a more human friendly way to prevent spamming then this post is for you. Google has introduced a new…
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Cascaded Dropdown in jQuery Ajax, PHP and MySQL
Hi Guys, We are getting good response for our simple tutorial on Cascaded drop down with jQuery, Ajax and PHP. In comments and emails I am usually asked on how to save the value back to database. So In this post we will see that. In our previous cascaded dropdown tutorial we were populating the…
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Page Preloader With Progress Bar Using JQuery
Hi Guys, today we will see how to create a simple web page preloader with progress bar using jQuery. It really matters how your website pages load and are presented to users. A slow loading website has more chances to lose visitors and readers. No one wants to see your page elements half loaded and…
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