Restore Value for Input Using Savvy.UI

Posted on the September 21st, 2008 under JavaScript, Programming, Savvy.UI, Tutorial by Zaki

Let make it short this time, Here’s a snippet code to allow you to use the input fields (either text or password) to display the input description without interfering the application, not only will it hide the label when user focus on the field but also show the label back when user leave the field without adding any text.

PHP Developer Best PracticesMike Naberezny and Matthew Weier O'Phinney presented PHP Developer Best Practices at ZendCon 2008. The topic covered includes; Source Control, Coding Standards, Testing, Documentation and Deployment. September 18, 2008 No Comments

3 JavaScript Regular Expression for Malaysia Data Format

Posted on the September 17th, 2008 under JavaScript, Programming, Q&A, Tutorial by Zaki

Question

Can you share with us the proper Regular Expression (RegExp) for Malaysia’s data format as the following:

  • Identification Card
  • Postcode
  • Phone Number

Secrets of JavaScript Closures — Not everyday you get to see a good presentation explaining the complexity of JavaScript Closure in such detail, Stuart Langridge did exactly that in Secrets of JavaScript Closures slides (via Ajaxian). September 16, 2008 No Comments

Invoking Savvy.UI DOMElements Object

Posted on the September 7th, 2008 under Programming, Savvy.UI, Tutorial by Zaki

Question

How many way can I invoke Savvy.UI DOMElements Object using Savvy.UI CSS Query Selector, a feature which is norm in any JavaScript Framework today?

It's JavaScript — The proper way to write JavaScript is with a capital "S", and not Javascript as many would thought so. September 7, 2008 No Comments

Display Twitter Status in Your Website Using Savvy.UI

Posted on the September 5th, 2008 under JavaScript, Programming, Savvy.UI, Tutorial by Zaki

This tutorial is a continuation of my previous tutorial Display Random Text in Your Website Using Savvy.UI but instead of random text this time we will display your latest Twitter Status. The tutorial is based on the Twitter Badge for HTML.

Display Random Text in Your Website Using Savvy.UI

Posted on the September 4th, 2008 under JavaScript, Programming, Savvy.UI, Tutorial by Zaki

What your opinion to the random text appearing at the upper right corner of this blog? Would like to have one too? Savvy.UI JavaScript Library has made it easy for you to display message or note without interfering the user view of the application using Js.widget.message object.

Savvy.UI 1.0.0 Pre-release — A pre-release of all new Savvy.UI JavaScript Library is now available for download at http://savvyui.googlecode.com, trunk version is also available via SVN. September 4, 2008 No Comments

Hide E-mail Address From Spammer in HTML

Posted on the September 2nd, 2008 under JavaScript, Programming, Savvy.UI, Tutorial by Zaki

There’re multiple way to hide E-mail Address in your HTML page from being fetch/grab by spammer, today let me show you one way of doing it using simple JavaScript and Savvy.UI JavaScript Library.

Email me to <span class="mailto"></span>

Here’s an example how you can transform all span.mailto to display and link an e-mail.

Js.simplify();
var email = ["zaki","codenitive.com"].join("@"); // just edit this line;
 
$(document).ready(function() {
	$("span.mailto").each(function() {
		$(this).add("a", {
			href: "mailto:" + email,
			title: "Email to " + email
		}).text(email);
	});
});