Installing and Utilizing jQuery Plugins - 17
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jQuery Plugins are like mini-libraries of code that provide some extra functionality. There are thousands of jQuery Plugins available—most of them provide some user interface widget to display information or retrieve input in creative ways. In this lesson, Bob demonstrates the use of the jQueryUI Plugins from the jQuery team as a means of showing how to include and use jQuery Plugins in your web applications.
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Hi Bob, excelent tutorial!!
I cannot make tablesorter work into the tabs plugin, is this possible?
let me know
thanks
@Compalink: I've never tried it ... however, I'll bet you may need to pay attention to simply copying and pasting their sample code ... I'm willing to bet there's a naming collision in their samples -- try using different variable names, for example. At least, that's where I would look first. Hope that helps!
I figured out the problem. It had to do with chrome's security features. It wasn't allowing files to access other files.
To anyone using chrome remember to include
@xly15: Nice tip. Thanks for posting! That would have been challenging to figure out.
That is a great series !!!
Q: is it possible to have differnt themes to different items ? i.e one theme to the tabs and another to the datepicker ?
@Avi: I didn't know the answer to this, but as it turns you you can! See:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/988078/two-different-jquery-ui-themes-on-the-same-page
Thank you !!!
Great tutorial !! I'm really enjoying it.
I know it must be a simple silly thing but I'm new to Javascipt and can't figure out why I can't link the new tab to my C9JS_16.html page since I put my script17.js file into a JS folder.
Re-opening this closed thread ...
hey bob ! thanks a ton.I am so grateful to u for putting these tutorials up.
I have downloaded them all.I feel like thanking you on each video separately.
I am preparing for Microsoft's 07480 and only source I m referring to is your html and javascript tutorials.They are helping me a lot.SO wanna bless u right now.Thanks again.
God bless
May I get to learn more of the upcoming technologies through your videos only.
A special mention to voice's clarity.You are really gifted with the fluency and clarity.
May god bless u.
I ll thank you again after clearing this exam..
Hi Bob,
thank you for the video series. I'm writing only to say that the add() method used in this video is now deprecated in the current jQuery version, so just if you want to update. Moreover if you wish illustrate the new refresh() method to add tab it would be very appreciated.
Bye!
@beck: Thank you! Yes, I ran into another deprecated function (toggle()) in another video. I may need to re-think a few of the code examples and re-do these. Another to do item in a long list of to do's.
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