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Loading XML using jQuery AJAX

March 11, 2013 //  by Ganesh Prakhya//  Leave a Comment

In our previous articles, we discussed about how jQuery AJAX works and also various jQuery global AJAX event handlers available in jQuery. In this article, we’ll focus on accessing an XML document residing at the server, reading and displaying content of the XML using jQuery AJAX. In the following code example, we send an AJAX …

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jQuery Effects – Hide, Show and Toggle

February 28, 2013 //  by Ganesh Prakhya//  Leave a Comment

We can create great animations using jQuery. jQuery provides various methods to create animation effects in the web pages. We can use standard animation effects those are most frequently used and also we can customize the effects for better visuals. In this article, we’ll discuss about jQuery basic effects. Let’s discuss about three main methods …

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Working with DOM Attributes using jQuery

February 26, 2013 //  by Ganesh Prakhya//  Leave a Comment

In the previous article we learned about manipulating CSS class using jQuery. In this article, we discuss about dealing with DOM attributes using jQuery. jQuery provides flexible methods to get or set DOM attributes and values of the matched elements, and to get or set property values of the matched elements and also to get …

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jQuery Global Ajax Event Handlers

February 6, 2013 //  by Ganesh Prakhya//  Leave a Comment

In the jQuery Ajax Introduction, we discussed about sending Ajax requests and processing returned data using jQuery. In this article we’ll discuss about Ajax event handler methods. These Ajax event handler methods are invoked when Ajax related events are triggered like sending an Ajax request, completion of an Ajax request, and error during Ajax request …

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Manipulating Styles with jQuery

February 5, 2013 //  by Ganesh Prakhya//  Leave a Comment

In the previous article we discussed about manipulating element CSS Classes using jQuery. In this article we’ll explore how to read or manipulate style properties of elements using jQuery methods. The CSS Classes defined using class attribute can be used to control the look and feel of an element. A predefined CSS definition matched with …

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CSS Class Manipulation with jQuery

February 3, 2013 //  by Ganesh Prakhya//  Leave a Comment

Each HTML element can have a CSS class attribute which controls the look and feel of the element. The CSS class of an element corresponds to the style sheet definition. Style sheets are managed separately from HTML or any other presentation code for better maintainability. Often need arises to manipulate these class attributes to assign …

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jQuery Event Handling – Browser Events

January 30, 2013 //  by Ganesh Prakhya//  Leave a Comment

In this article we’ll discuss about jQuery browser events. The browser events are triggered when browser is resized or scrolled or any elements have not been loaded properly by the browser. Three browser events are discussed here namely error, scroll and resize events.  Using these browser events we can do number of things like re-arranging …

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jQuery Event Handling – Form Events

January 26, 2013 //  by Ganesh Prakhya//  Leave a Comment

We discussed about mouse events, keyboard events in previous articles. This article discusses about form events jQuery supports. jQuery has five form events namely blur(), change(), focus(), select() and submit(). These events are triggered when we interact with HTML form elements like moving away from the element or when the element loses its focus, changing …

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