Starbox 1.1

Starbox has been updated to work with the latest Prototype. A lot of refactoring has been done to make Starbox faster. All mouse events are now available as custom events, allowing for a much cleaner way to submit a rating. The demonstrations show this custom event power by creating a Youtube style text underneath some of the stars when you mouseover.

Another feature that should make things a bit easier is the ability to post your Starboxes through a normal form instead of using Ajax. Hidden formfields are added in Starbox 1.1 to make this possible. The tutorials have been updated to give you all the details on this and other updates.

http://www.nickstakenburg.com/projects/starbox/

DhoniShow - Script.aculo.us

DhoniShow will now turn this HTML construct into a nice clickable image gallery with transtion effects and sublines.
Kind of magic, huh?


http://lifedraft.de/projekte/dhonishow/

ExtJS JavaScript Framework

April 30, 2007 at 10:29 pm · Filed under JavaScript, Ajax Resources
Ext JS, the JavaScript framework with Ajax and UI Components
Ext JS is a JavaScript Library/Framework which works in conjunction with Prototype, YahooUI and jQuery. It’s probably the most exciting toolkit available for building web 2.0 websites right now. It’s jam packed with features, and is designed to make life much easier for building great UI in JavaScript.
I’ll not dig to deep right now, I suggest you check out the example and demos first to see what you think.
Below is a the script used to grab XML data via Ajax and populate a grid (sortable table like object):

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Take a look at the JavaScript generated grid here.
Hopefully this short intro will wet your appetite, more to come soon.
Great work Jack (and the rest of the Ext JS team) for this superb library, can’t wait to see more!!

Fancy Sliding Tab Menu V2

Fancy Sliding Tab Menu V2

The Fancy Sliding Tab Menu is back and better than ever in Version 2 and this time I’ve included an idle state listener to bring all the tabs back to their normal state after a desired amount of time without mouse movement on the window.
The menu is developed in script.aculo.us and as I have mentioned above has some extra features as requested in comments after the last version of the Fancy Sliding Tab Menu. I have some more ideas for the menu and once I have implemented those I will post on here again with full documentation. I have really put it up here for now to hear peoples comments.

demo
Have a look for yourself at the new

Fancy Sliding Tab Menu demo

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code

Feel free to download the Fancy Sliding Menu Code.

Reference http://www.andrewsellick.com