Linq.Js
Most people who hop on my site don’t know much about me, but I am a complete C# fanboy. As such, I love 90% of the .Net framework, and almost all of that love goes to LINQ (Language integrated queries) and LINQ to SQL. I use it not on a weekly or daily basis, but on an hourly basis. Now that it is around, any time I have an array of data, I find myself always resorting to LINQ. So when a...
Read MoreHandgloves v1.1
Hey everyone, I have some good news. I have been working with George Wiscombe to get a new version of Handgloves released. 3 months behind schedule, he was more than happy to receive my help. We merged the changes from my earlier post, and added a few others. New in Version 1.1 Admin menu to change elements! (developed by Jeremy Boyd) jQuery Masonry Comments (developed by Jeremy...
Read MoreWPMU Recent Posts
Hey guys, I just finished a WPMU plugin that brings back recent posts from across the blogs on your site. When called, it returns a JSON object, or straight, no-style XHTML. var jsonFeed = <?php $maxPosts = 15; $dateFormat = 'l | M jS, Y'; $feedFormat = 'json'; // can be 'html' also recent_posts($maxPosts, $dateFormat, $feedFormat); ?>; This will pull back a feed looking like...
Read MoreJQuery Validator
Validating a form is always my least favorite thing to do. Call me simple, but I’d much rather eat grass than validate user input. BUT it is inevitable. That is why I spent a day writing a form validation script that you can just drop in, make a couple changes to your form and have a beautiful client side validation script. Note: This is client side validation, not server side....
Read MoreSelectzor
Selectzor is a stylized select box that with only two changes to your page, you can have infinite stylizing possibilities! The code is referenced in the header through a script include “<script src="scripts/selectzor.js" type="text/javascript"></script>” You must then make a reference to the css file, or place the css in your page “<link...
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