239 projects tagged "jQuery"
Wolf Software Jpecr .NET Package provides developers with a way to unobtrusively gain user consent before using any cookies in order to comply with an amendment to the Privacy and Electronic Communications Act (PECR) that comes into force in the UK on the 26th May 2012. The package allows users to give (or not give) consent to receive all of the cookies within your site.
jCombo is a JavaScript + PHP hybrid framework which allows you to easily build powerful, dynamic, data-driven Web applications. It doesn't require special skills to use, as it combines the best existing technologies into one convenient package. Among many other features, jCombo lets you call PHP class methods (server side) directly from JavaScript (either synchronously or asynchronously), while automating all necessary AJAX requests.
Free-gov is a software platform for e-government implementations of any size or purpose, providing electronic record management with full digital cryptographic signature support. Its core offers strong user authentication, ACL, logging, and record management. Optional modules cater for different specific tasks such as municipal complaints management.
Wolf Software jArgon Plugin takes a list of jargon terms, their definitions, and (optionally) alternative names from a JSON-encoded file. The file can be static or can be dynamically created using PHP, ASP.NET, etc. Rather than having the user of your site click the word and be taken to another page to find out what the word means, a tooltip is displayed when the user hovers over the word.
Simblog aims to be one of the most easy-to-use and lightweight blogging platforms. It emphasizes user experience, workflow, and ease of use without neglecting usability and extensibility. It will take full advantage of what HTML5 and CSS3 have to offer without delving too deeply into experimental features. It is built on its own lightweight framework, which allows a high degree of extensibility and modularity for your blog. It uses Smarty as a templating engine (which also provides a caching mechanism), jQuery and Kendo UI for frontend design, and MySQL as a database.
Form Validation validates form inputs according to a CSS class. It uses the jQuery library to traverse the list of inputs of a form and performs validations of types defined in a CSS class attribute of each input. It supports validations of these types: required, email, date, time currency, numeric, alphanumeric, alphabetic, state, zip code, and URL. If the fields are invalid, an error message is displayed inside a page element for displaying validation errors.