Tag: jQuery
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Ajax table – Add Edit Delete Rows Dynamically Using jQuery PHP
Hi guys I have previously written a tutorial on inline row editing in an HTML table. It helped a lot of people so I thought why not to write a complete tutorial on adding, removing and editing rows in an HTML table via Ajax. It’s really user friendly because user doesn’t need to refresh the…
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Create Google Like New Menu With jQuery And CSS
Google replaced its old menu bar with a new one and this UI change on main page of Google was a big step and was an interesting topic among designers across the world . Earlier there was a black menu bar at the top of page displaying most popular services from Google. The new menu…
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Add a reference to your website in copied content
You would have noticed that when you copy some text from some websites then it appends a back reference in that copied text. It is mainly done in content rich websites like article directories or blogs. Whenever anyone copies text from those websites, reference to original website is added in clipboard and finally when user…
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Dynamically clone form elements with Cloneya jQuery Plugin
Hello friends I have already published easy and simple tutorials on how to dynamically add form fields using jQuery and then how to submit those dynamic fields data to database. I got good response for both the tutorials so I thought to share something more on the same topic. This post is dedicated to a…
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Cascaded Dropdown with jQuery Ajax and PHP
Cascaded drop down lists or dependent dropdown list are easy to create in PHP using jQuery and ajax. It’s a good idea to filter things and show user what is needed to be displayed. Suppose we have to create a form where we want users to select a cricket player with his country. So what…
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How To Easily Style Checkboxes and Radio Buttons
So you always wanted to create some fancy good looking checkboxes and radio buttons to make your page look eye catching. You searched a lot and ended up finding some nasty CSS code that you never wanted to implement manually. There is another way of doing it using images (css sprites usually ) which should…