
affordable website Helen asks…
How can i show drop-down list with long text options in Internet Explorer 8 the same way as in Firefox?
Firefox shows long list options despite of the width of the drop-down list (select element), when IE8 displays only as much text as the width of the drop-down list. Is there any other way to fix this than to use jQuery Stylish Select 0.3 with multiline options?

Administrator answers:
Try using CSS to do this if that does not work try using CSS and Javascript. Your problem is one that taunts most internet programmers/designers.

Donna asks…
jquery datepicker for a dynamically created text box?
please advice:)

Administrator answers:
Check this link for an answer with an example. I am sure this will solve your issue,
http://thedazzlersinc.com/theledge/2010/11/18/jquery-datepicker-for-dynamic-fields/

Donald asks…
Javascript / JQuery question?
I have added javascript code to a bookmark as the location. I want to use JQuery within it and do not know how to include the needed JQuery library. How do I go about doing this?

Administrator answers:
I think it’s possible.
Http://www.learningjquery.com/2006/12/jquerify-bookmarklet

Charles asks…
How to make a jQuery image slider change automatically?
I have used a few plugins to make a jQuery image slider. What is the code to change the images ever 5 second automatically. Thanks.

Administrator answers:
I do not know the code, but I used this great tool:
WOW Slider: http://wowslider.applinks.org
(it’s not free though)

Linda asks…
what is the difference between JavaScript and Jquery?

Administrator answers:
What Is JavaScript?
JavaScript is a programming language that lets you supercharge your HTML with
animation, interactivity, and dynamic visual effects.
JavaScript can make web pages more useful by supplying immediate feedback. For
example, a JavaScript-powered shopping cart page can instantly display a total cost,
with tax and shipping, the moment a visitor selects a product to buy. JavaScript can
produce an error message immediately after someone attempts to submit a web form
that’s missing necessary information.
What Is jQuery?
JavaScript has one embarrassing little secret: writing it is hard. While it’s simpler
than many other programming languages, JavaScript is still a programming language.
And many people, including web designers, find programming difficult. To
complicate matters further, different web browsers understand JavaScript differently,
so a program that works in, say, Chrome may be completely unresponsive in
Internet Explorer 9. This common situation can cost many hours of testing on different
machines and different browsers to make sure a program works correctly for
your site’s entire audience.
That’s where jQuery comes in. JQuery is a JavaScript library intended to make JavaScript
programming easier and more fun. A JavaScript library is a complex
JavaScript program that both simplifies difficult tasks and solves cross-browser
problems. In other words, jQuery solves the two biggest headaches with JavaScript—
complexity and the finicky nature of different web browsers.
JQuery is a web designer’s secret weapon in the battle of JavaScript programming.
With jQuery, you can accomplish tasks in a single line of code that would otherwise
take hundreds of lines of programming and many hours of browser testing to
achieve with your own JavaScript code. In fact, an in-depth book solely about JavaScript
would be at least twice as thick as the one you’re holding; and, when you were
done reading it (if you could manage to finish it), you wouldn’t be able to do half of
the things you can accomplish with just a little bit of jQuery knowledge.
That’s why most of this book is about jQuery. It lets you do so much, so easily. Another
great thing about jQuery is that you can add advanced features to your website
with thousands of easy-to-use jQuery plug-ins. For example, the FancyBox plug-in
lets you take a simple page of thumbnail graphics
and turn it into an interactive slideshow—all with a single line of programming!
Unsurprisingly, jQuery is used on millions of websites (http://trends.builtwith.com/
javascript/JQuery). It’s baked right into popular content management systems like
Drupal and WordPress. You can even find job listings for “jQuery Programmers”
with no mention of JavaScript. When you learn jQuery, you join a large community
of fellow web designers and programmers who use a simpler and more powerful
approach to creating interactive, powerful web pages.
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