During the past week , i have been working on a ‘clone’ of facebook post to wall system using PHP and jQuery.So , i have prepared a simple tutorial so that you can replicate this facebook feature in your website.
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This tutorial is about creating a simple contact form using XHTML CSS, PHP, and jQuery. The Aim of this article is to show some of the nice CSS 3 style properties such as adding Background Gradient, Corners and Borders to Form Elements.
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Almost 2 months ago, I wrote an article about how to Remove data in a div using jQuery . 2 of my readers asked me how could you delete the data via ajax if it is in a html table . This is what this article is all about. I have also added a confirmation dialog box using jQueryui Modal Confirmation .The modal box prompts the user if he or she wants to really delete the data or not. This is useful to prevent accident deletion of your data.
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As your website grows, it is no longer practical to display all the data at once on the same page. Moreover, the end user will probably be interested with only part of the content. Also, loading all the content at once might increase the server load or simply a waste of bandwidth. This is where pagination comes into play.
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Very often while registering on a website ,you will notice that they usually have a username or email address availability check. This ensures that 2 users do not have the same username or email address. Some websites prefer to make this availability check when a user fill in all the details in the form and press submit while some other websites do a live username / Email Address Availability check when the “username” textbox loses focus. Personally, I would prefer to let the user know if a particular username is available while filling the registration form rather than after submitting the registration form.
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