Monday, January 18, 2010
jQuery SharePoint Resources for the Common Man
In my continuing quest to find resources for beginner level jQuery projects, I bookmark the most interesting finds each week and then list them here for future reference. I’m in the middle of my first jQuery solution, a SharePoint Content Slider, but am keeping my eyes out for my next project.
Here are some items of interest if you are following along.
- 20 Fresh JavaScript Data Visualization Libraries
- Dan Wellman Answers jQuery Questions
- CSS-Tricks AnythingSlider in SharePoint by Dave Cavins
- Accessible Unobtrusive Slider Demo
- How jQuery 1.4 fixed rest of live methods
- jQuery 1.4 API Cheat Sheet
- jQuery 1.4 Released: The 15 New Features you Must Know
- JSF library for creating a dynamic UI for Web Apps
That should keep you busy for a week. I know it did for me.
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- SharePoint and jQuery for the Common Man
- SharePoint and jQuery for the Common Man: Resources
- Build a SharePoint Scripting Resource Center
- Resources for jQuery Projects in SharePoint
- First Project w/ jQuery and SharePoint: An Image Slider
- Implement Your First Content Slider in SharePoint
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Mark, I checked out the last link – JSF library – but I don’t understand how it relates to jQuery. It seems to me that it is mainly a server side tool.
Hi Mark
Here is something that I have been trying to get working that I came across yesterday. The sliding action works great in a CEWP, but the Tab action does not.
It is pretty cool.
http://www.promisebuildings.com/ – got to the bottom of the page.
Regards
Iain
Hi Mark:
I admire your new venture into JQuery!
I found a helpful graphic at http://www.webdesignerwall.com/tutorials/jquery-tutorials-for-designers/ that helps me understand some of the nuts and bolts of JQuery scripting.
Charlie Epes
Buffalo, NY
Hi Mark,
A website that always fascinated about is http://jqueryfordesigners.com/
The tutorials are really impressive
Otherwise, I think the ‘Timeline’ visualisation library would be really cool to explore…
Greg
Christophe – I’m just marking things that look interesting to me. In this case, the AJAX capabilities along with the charting components looks intriguing. — Mark
Excellent article !!! I stripped out the base code from the Index.html file and pasted in a Content Editor Webpart . Thats It !!! All started working great.
Fabulous …. Ta..da.
Hello Joseph,
Can you please share the code for any thng slider to be displayed in CEWP.
Thanks,
Yogi