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jQuery plugin: Bottom Event

Overview Adds a “bottom” event that will be triggered when the user has scrolled to the bottom or within proximity to the bottom of an element. This is essentially a the same as my previous scrollLoader plugin, though more generic for other
 
Jim
Apr 26 2010 12:09 PM
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Bean Pattern in PHP5

Taking advantage of PHP5’s magic methods __get, __set, and __call, the bean pattern can be implemented pretty easily in PHP. Here’s an example of it in Java: public class UserBean { protected String username, email, location; public String
 
Jim
Feb 28 2010 03:14 AM
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jQuery plugin: Scroll Loader

Overview Load extra content when the user scrolls the window or an element towards the bottom. This is probably most useful when you want to use Ajax to load the extra content. Syntax $(element).scrollLoader(options); Options ratio (optional –
 
Jim
Nov 21 2009 12:08 PM
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jqModal IE7 Black Flicker Bug

jqModal r14 has an odd bug that only occurs on IE7 only, where the screen will flicker black before displaying the modal window. This only happens when you use the options modal: true and overlayClass. I did some digging through the source and found a
 
Jim
Oct 18 2009 10:03 AM
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New Site: Delete Your Account

Just launched a new site: Delete Your Account Description: Information on how to delete your account from all of the major social networking, blogging, shopping, etc. sites and services across the web.
 
Jim
Jun 25 2009 05:51 AM
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HTML: Tournament Brackets

There’s a lack of HTML code for tournament brackets out there that don’t use tables, so I decided to go ahead and create some. I have tested this across all major browsers. To get an idea of how it works, start with the 4 player tournament,
 
Jim
Apr 10 2009 06:58 AM
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Equal Spaced Objects with CSS

After I read this article on Smashing Magazine (also CSS-Tricks), I didn’t really find any of those solutions acceptable since they require extra markup. I want to be able to have objects equal spaced just using code like this: <div
 
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Apr 05 2009 08:11 AM
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Phillies celebration a week ago

Pretty crazy night on Broad Street after winning the World Series.    flickr photo set
 
Jim
Nov 08 2008 05:25 AM