Tag Archives: jQuery

jQuery: Find a Form Action Using Jquery

This is pretty useful for people trying to pass in a generated action to a javascript file.  Eh? SKIP IF YOU DON’T CARE ABOUT A REASON FOR USING THIS: Say you are using the jQuery post method to send things back to the server but all the code for that is in a seperate javascript [...]

Leave a comment Continue Reading →

ByATool.com gets a shiny new tool!

A while back, we put up an offer to write for our blog.  Only one has risen to the top as someone having both the technical know-how and the razor sharp wit required to write on a site such as this. ByATool.com Readers… Amy. Amy… ByATool.com Readers. Amy is a magnificent geek and almost 10 [...]

Leave a comment Continue Reading →

Child IFrame Page Interacting with Parent Page… Yeah I went there.

Example here. File this under “Why?” but I wanted to see if a child could talk to a parent and then receive information back from the parent to update itself with. As usual, my lack of intelligent wording probably has you scratching your head… if you do that. Personally I don’t get that expression as [...]

Leave a comment Continue Reading →

Get the jQuery DatePicker to Work With jQuery Modal Dialog

Being that I am the man, I thought I would share this little thingy with you because… well I’m the man. So here’s the issue:  You have a date picker, a modal dialog, and you can’t see the calendar when you click on the icon and/or textbox. First thought, ‘WHY DOES THIS HAPPEN TO ME???!?!’ [...]

Leave a comment Continue Reading →

jQuery Modal Dialog : Hide That Stupid X Button / Windows Close Button

This is quick one, so hold on to your… whatever. Want to get rid of that X at the top right of the modal “Control”? Well here it is: (The bold part, moron) jQuery(‘#WaitingDiv’).dialog({ autoOpen: false, bgiframe: false, height: 150, width: 200, modal: true, open: function(event, ui) { jQuery(‘.ui-dialog-titlebar-close’).hide(); } }); And that’s really it. [...]

5 Comments Continue Reading →