Using JavaScript to Ping
08-July 2007.
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2 Have you ever wish to there was a way to ping another site using pure JavaScript? Well there is a way now by using JavaScript and an images. The method I'm going to share with you today isn't something new in fact most of us who're familiar with JavaScript may have come across this method in the past. However the a limitation to this method as we need to image URI as a ping destination for the test.
Inline Ajax Calendar using Savvy.js
I have to admit the Inline AJAX Calendar using PHP wasn't the best solution but now let me introduce you to Savvy.Calendar, an object under Savvy.js Library which will allow you to migrate dependency to server-side scripting (using PHP) to all client-side (using JavaScript and Savvy.js of course). I speak of the object previously in Ajaxify Calendar Without AJAX, so now let move on to the tutorial shall we.
Using Advertlets with AJAX Site
First of all, let me made it clear to everyone that this isn't a Advertlets's hack but instead give us a different approach to embed ads in our side and this going to be useful when you want to implement AJAX powered interface. The approach will use DOM instead of document.write() inside a function to allow you to reuse the same function again and again with different callback.
Using TinyMCE in WebTOP environment (2)
This tutorial is a continuation to Using TinyMCE in WebTOP environment, but today I'm going to cover on Form object under Savvy.Core, by default Form.validate() can't validate TinyMCE editor since it's neither Input, Select nor Textarea. Not only that, more complication would occur if your TinyMCE have button using Select element such as:
- formatselect
- fontselect
- fontsizeselect
- styleselect
For this example I going continue from the previous example to fetch data from TinyMCE editor to the original textarea and avoid TinyMCE from messing up due to use of Form.Validate().
Using TinyMCE in WebTOP environment
One of my greatest challenge while developing the WebTOP application (using Savvy.PItO) for ChronoSight is integrating it with TinyMCE Text Editor. In fact the same applies in any WebTOP/AJAX application where module are pulled without the use of page refresh. TinyMCE have prepared tinyMCE.execCommand() JavaScript function call for this purpose.
For this example I going only going to show you how to do dynamic load and unloading of TinyMCE with JavaScript.