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jQuery: The Write Less, Do More, JavaScript Library
jQuery is a new type of JavaScript library.jQuery is a fast, concise, JavaScript Library that simplifies how you traverse HTML documents, handle events, perform animations, and add Ajax interactions to your web pages. jQuery is designed to change the way that you write JavaScript.
“You start with 10 lines of jQuery that would have been 20 lines of tedious DOM JavaScript. By the time you are done it’s down to two or three lines and it couldn’t get any shorter unless it read your mind.” - Dave Methvin
What does jQuery code look like? The quick and dirty:
$(”p.surprise”).addClass(”ohmy”).show(”slow”);Run �
Congratulations! You just ran a snippet of jQuery code. Wasn’t that easy? There’s lots of example code throughout the documentation on this site. Be sure to give all the code a test run, to see what happens.
The above code snippet looks for all paragraphs that have a class of ’surprise’, adds the class ‘ohmy’ to them, then slowly reveals them. Click the ‘Run’ button to see it in action!
TopXML : XPath Pattern Examples
Match pattern examplesThe following is a good collection of match pattern examples:
* PLANET matches the element children of the context node.
* /PLANETS matches the root element (PLANETS) of this document.
* * matches all element children of the context node.
* PLANET[3] matches the third child of the context node.
* PLANET[last()] matches the last child of the context node.
* PLANET[NAME] matches the children of the context node that have children.
* PLANET[DISTANCE]/NAME matches all elements of elements that contain at least one element.
* PLANET[DISTANCE]/PLANET[DAY] matches all elements of elements where the element contains at least one element, and the element has at least one element.
* PLANETS[PLANET/DAY] matches all elements that have elements with at least one element.
* PLANET[DISTANCE][NAME] matches all elements that have and elements.
* PLANETS/PLANET[last()] matches the last in each element.
* */PLANET matches all grandchildren of the context node.
* /PLANETS/PLANET[3]/NAME[2] matches the second element of the third element of the element.
* //PLANET matches all the descendants of the document root.
* PLANETS//PLANET matches the element descendants of the element children of the context node.
* //PLANET/NAME matches all the elements that are children of a parent.
* PLANETS//PLANET/DISTANCE//PERIHELION matches elements anywhere inside a element’s element, anywhere inside a element.
* @UNITS matches the UNITS attribute of the context node.
* @* matches all the attributes of the context node.
* *[@UNITS] matches all elements with the UNITS attribute.
* DENSITY/@UNITS matches the UNITS attribute in elements.
* PLANET[not(@COLOR) or not(@SIZE)] matches elements that do not have both COLOR and SIZE attributes.
* PLANETS[@STAR="Sun"]//DENSITY matches any element with a ancestor element that has a STAR attribute set to “Sun”.
* PLANET[NAME="Venus"] matches the children of the context node that have children with text equal to “Venus”.
* PLANET[NAME[1] = “Venus”] matches all elements where the text in the first element is “Venus”.
* DAY[@UNITS != "million miles"] matches all elements where the UNITS attribute is not “million miles”.
* PLANET[@UNITS = "days"] matches all children of the context node that have a UNITS attribute with value “days”.
* PLANET[6][@UNITS = "days"] matches the sixth child of the context node, only if that child has a UNITS attribute with value “days”. Can also be written as PLANET[@UNITS = "days"][6].
* PLANET[@COLOR and @UNITS] matches all the children of the context node that have both a COLOR attribute and a UNITS attribute.
* *[1][NAME] matches any element that is the first child of its parent.
* *[position() < 5] matches the first five children of the context node.
* *[position() < 5][@UNIT] matches the first five children of the context node with a UNITS attribute.
* text() matches all text node children of the context node.
* text()[starts-with(., "In the course of human events")] matches all text nodes that are children of the context node and start with “In the course of human events”.
* /PLANETS[@UNITS = "million miles"] matches all PLANETS where the value of the UNITS attribute is equal to “million miles”.
* PLANET[/PLANETS/@UNITS = @REFERENCE] matches all elements where the value of the REFERENCE attribute is the same as the value of the UNITS attribute of the PLANETS element at the root of the document.
* PLANET/* matches all element children of PLANET elements.
* PLANET/*/DAY matches all DAY elements that are grandchildren of PLANET elements that are children of the context node.
* */* matches the grandchildren elements of the current element.
* astrophysics:PLANET matches the PLANET element in the “astrophysics” namespace.
* astrophysics:* matches any elements in the “astrophysics” namespace.
* PLANET[DAY and DENSITY] matches all elements that have at least one and one element.
* PLANET[(DAY or DENSITY) and MASS] matches all elements that have at least one or element, and also have at least one element.
* PLANET[DAY and not(DISTANCE)] matches all elements that have at least one element and no elements.
* PLANET[MASS = /STANDARD/REFERENCE/MASS] matches all elements where the element’s value is the same as the value of the /// element.
The AdSense API enables developers to programmatically generate ad code snippets for insertion into a publisher’s web pages. The API can also filter out unwanted ads and generate detailed reports about clickthrough performance.To access AdSense accounts programmatically, you build web service clients that connect to one or more of the AdSense API web services. The services are listed below. If you are not already familiar with these services, you can learn about them by creating and using an AdSense account at Google AdSense. This website has user controls for interactively setting the various fields, properties and operations, with immediate visual previews of the ads and search boxes you are producing.
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FusionCharts Free v2 - Free Flash ChartsFusionCharts Free is a flash charting component that can be used to render data-driven & animated charts for your web applications and presentations.
It is a cross-browser and cross-platform solution that can be used with PHP, Python, Ruby on Rails, ASP, ASP.NET, JSP, ColdFusion, simple HTML pages or even PowerPoint Presentations to deliver interactive and powerful flash charts. You do NOT need to know anything about Flash to use FusionCharts. All you need to know is the language you’re programming in.
What’s new in v2:
* Completely free licensing policy
* PHP Wrapper class for quick and easy embedding of charts (Open docs)
* Gantt and Funnel Charts
* More code samples including PHP and ASP.NET (in download)
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