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Monthly archives: March 2010
Javascript String extension
This time the subject will be extension of strings in javascript. Real programming languages usually contains quite a lot of methods you can call on it’s strings. In javascript you have to do much of the work yourself. I have over time collected or written some extensions to the string object that can make life a lot easier. For a complete reference of all the string object’s methods, follow this link to w3schools
Categories: Extension, Javascript, regexp, String
Tagged extension, javascript, regex, regexp, string
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My own WordPress theme
Until today I have used a good free Wordpress Theme created by l2aelba. The theme is old and both html, css and php functions are far from optimal. As a web developer, I obviously can not live with that. I need perfect html and css on my own Wordpress blog. As if anyone could achieve the perfect, but I obviously try creating it every time.
Javascript jQuery form validation
Client side validation of forms is often something something we struggle with in Dynamicweb. Dynamicweb default form validation has one option and that is: should the box be filled out or not. With the plugin I have written, we get some more opportunities to validate our forms. My jQuery form validation plugin, is based on our needs in Dyanmicweb, but it can easily be used for other html forms as well.
Categories: Array, Date, Javascript, jQuery, Plugin, regexp
Tagged array, date, form, javascript, jquery, plugin, regex, regexp, validation
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Javascript Array extension
Hereby my first blogpost ever. This post will introduce some handy extensions to the javascript array object. The background for this post is the javascript array objects lack of some very basic functionality.
Categories: Array, Extension, Javascript
Tagged arrayextension, javascript, prototype, prototyping, remove, sort, sortarray
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