JavaScript Tutorials

How to create a simple image viewer using javascript and PHP

So you’ve been playing with jQuery for a while now, you’re starting to get the hang of it, and you’re really liking it! Are you ready to take your jQuery knowledge to level two? Today, I’ll demonstrate twenty functions and features you probably haven’t seen before!

Prior to JavaScript and other client-side languages, Web browsers operated as if they were HTML dumb terminals, merely presenting Web pages generated on a server. For such pages, every user action requires a full page refresh, with a round-trip over the Internet, which degrades performance and thus user satisfaction. It may be fine for a great many Web sites, but it is completely inadequate for high-performance dynamic Web applications.

In this tutorial, we’ll take a look and see what we can achieve with HTML5 and CSS3 when it comes to the staple of current web sites: the humble drop-down navigation menu. We’ll also use jQuery to handle the effects and add the finishing touches for us.

This is an incredibly easy way to add a Google Map to your website. * It’s free * It keeps the look of your site * Easy to set up This includes a Video Tutorial and the files to get you set up in minutes

This tutorial shows how you can implement an advanced window which can be modal, dragable, resizable, closable with the hijax framework Gaia Ajax Widgets. Gaia is an open source framework for ASP.NET 2.0.

Building a jQuery Image Scroller

My goal here today is to give a beginner a basic understanding of JavaScript. I will do my best to approach the idea of JavaScript from an entry level user, but I will do so in a matter of minutes. So come learn JavaScript today faster than ever!

Regular expressions can be scary...really scary. Fortunately, once you memorize what each symbol represents, the fear quickly subsides. If you fit the title of this article, there's much to learn! Let's get started.

jQuery GPS is a jQuery plugin for people that want to add Google maps to their website, but don’t want their website to be bogged down with features they don’t need.