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NoobSlide includes 7 different styles to let you play slide show for your contents and images. It’s kind of easy to get started. After downloading, just take a look at the 7 examples for the 7 different styles included in the index.html
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DhoniShow is now in its version 0.7 is a JavaScript library that shows inline image gallery on your webpage. It’s been described that it’s super easy to integrate.
Passjax is a little script that dumps the little complex password check to the server-side for checking. When you type the password on the text field, it’ll then show you a progress bar that shows the strength from weak to strong.
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I’ve recently been involved in a web development project, which I need some round corners for some tabs in order for the web pages to look cool! (As shown above) Round corners on tabs, boxes of contents or menus will always make your web page look so appealing and neat.
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Ajax is getting popular these days. Many would wanna convert their traditional shopping carts for their online stores into Ajax-driven, which needent page refresh. A tutorial example has been posted on PHPBuilder how to use Prototype on the JavaScript client side, to make ajax remote calls and PHP on the server to store the cart items.
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Although Prototype comes with very convenient and short cut methods to let you create ajax applications and other JavaScript that manipulates well of the DOM structure, but there will be some significant degradation in performance in some of these methods.
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This is to show you how you can build a little rsync app in PHP that is to be run by a Linux/Unix cron job that syncs files on your data or web server to a remote server. PHP is allowed to execute the Unix/Linux system commands such as “rsync” and it gives you the easiness of accessing database such as MySQL.
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Many of you might have known Spring as a J2EE framework that simplifies J2EE development by introducing the MVC (Model View Control) development methodology in J2EE.
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Here comes a small JavaScript library, Canvas2Image that you could include on your web page, and it allows those lines and boxes that you draw on a WHATWG canvas (made using new HTML <canvas></canvas> tag pair) to be converted into images on the fly for download.
If you ain’t have a good Oracle tool, such as Toad, and you wish to view or print a stored procedure in the Oracle database, you can check the all_source table.
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