scriptygoddess

Saw this on the Javascript Tip of the Day feed… and I just KNOW someday I'll probably need it: Related Menus – basically selecting an option in one drop down, determines the contents of the second drop down.

Lloyd has a Javascript Color Select Widget (IE 6, and Moz 1.2) here. Another post on redemption in a blog points to this really cool php class that shows you a range of colors based on the one you put in. The example they have is very cool. (There's also a few other links on […]

Donna posted a few neat little tidbitds – but the one I was most interested in was the referrer script that also tracks hits on an entry… Like "read 100 times" etc. Here's the script from redemption in a blog.

Nice find!! Javascript Search – searches many sites for javascript code. [link via GeekGrrl] ahem… that is of course if you can't find it here first. 😉

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Rayne – wifetalks.com

Here's a page I found that has some information on URL encoding (You know those "%20"s you see in URLs sometimes). I could be wrong, but I think that Safari does not do this on the fly. I ran into a problem recently with a script I wrote that was relying on the browser to […]

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Jason – trommetter.com/tech/

Some links to throw your way. Former scriptygoddess, Lynda's: php woe (php tutorials) [link found by donna] Blue Vertigo – massive amounts of web design resource links. [link found by Jennifer]

At developer.irt.org are two functions (same project as below) to trim whitespace around a string. (In php you have the handy function trim() – but in javascript I don't think there' anything that's "pre-made") (There's a few other's floating around the web too. planet-source, breaking-par – there's more if you search in google)

Found the function below at webreference. It will take a string and explode it into an array. In my project, I had one field in a form where the user would enter several email addresses seperated by semi-colon's. I wanted to validate that each email address was valid, but first you have to seperate the […]