Posted on Friday, 09th April 2010, 11:10 AM, by Chris, under
Coding.
Something I’ve been playing with recently that’s not very well documented is using JavaScript to retrieve and to update the current page anchor from a URL.
It’s very simple to do. In order to retrieve the page anchor (i.e. get test from http://chris-miller.org/88#test:
var anchor = self.document.location.hash.substring( 1 );
Setting the anchor to update, for example to [...]
Posted on Thursday, 08th April 2010, 03:17 PM, by Chris, under
Coding.
I’ve been playing with mootools for a while, they’re very nice, making easy work of some nice visual tweens and effects.
One thing I was struggling a bit to do was fade between two divs, having the first one fade out then the second fade in. Rather than grabbing a plugin to do it I [...]
Posted on Sunday, 15th February 2009, 08:19 PM, by Chris, under
Coding,
HCI.
I spend a lot of time writing bespoke content management systems, a lot! I’m always trying to add some small, lightweight additions to make the user experience a little bit better. One means of doing this is by providing some better custom controls which give good user feedback and emulate similar offline controls.
One [...]
Posted on Thursday, 02nd October 2008, 08:35 PM, by Chris, under
Coding,
Computing.
As any person who uses JavaScript for client side interaction knows, getting elements by their class is one essential thing we need to do over and over again. For the most part using a function equivalent to the one shown below will do.
Code Snippit 1: Simplistic getElementsByClass() JavaScript method
function getElementsByClass( className ) {
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