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Here we go! Thanks Hasse for the blurry pics!!!

...no I'm kidding...YUCA is wearing the PARIS T-shirt ...and she sent me this pictures from Japan!

Julia is wearing the 5preview CAVOUR T-shirt on her trip to Australia. From the german blog Les Mads ...

UPDATE: Plugin has been updated! For more up to date information read this post. You might have noticed that I am talking and spending more time on Twitter lately. I have been helping Twitter users with their jQuery related questions and problems as well. If you are using Twitter and have some kind of jQuery related question I will be happy to help. Anyway, after I found a Twitter JSON(P) API

UPDATE: Plugin has been updated! For more up to date information read this post. You might have noticed that I am talking and spending more time on Twitter lately. I have been helping Twitter users with their jQuery related questions and problems as well. If you are using Twitter and have some kind of jQuery related question I will be happy to help. Anyway, after I found a Twitter JSON(P) API

Aaron is wearing the 5preview black plexiglas necklace. We also did that in white. Wow. You find it here . One of the few things left in the online shop, but in a few days it will be filled with new stuff!

Here , here , here , here , here & here ...

Homemade superexclusive stuff! Don't forget about this!

I was asked to create a user interface locker using jQuery. The main idea behind was to lock all user interactions with the website while jQuery AJAX loads block contents and unlock when content is loaded. So I thought I would share the code and released it as a jQuery plugin called uiLock. The plugin extends jQuery and adds two main functions called $.uiLock(); and $.uiUnlock(); Here is how to

I was asked to create a user interface locker using jQuery. The main idea behind was to lock all user interactions with the website while jQuery AJAX loads block contents and unlock when content is loaded. So I thought I would share the code and released it as a jQuery plugin called uiLock. The plugin extends jQuery and adds two main functions called $.uiLock(); and $.uiUnlock(); Here is how to

...this shirts /tanktops are available at the WEEKDAY stores in Scandinavia in a couple of weeks. We don't sell the 5preview for WEEKDAY-shirts . But check out our online store that will be filled with products from the THIRD COLLECTION in the next couple of days. I think they look absolutely great!!!

It is Friday and we don’t want to read long posts and tutorials. So today’s post is going to be short and sweet. I’ve been playing a lot with Twitter lately. I wrote some jQuery and javascript functions that get user details, etc. I will share it with you next week. But for today, I would like to share Twitter’s JSON and JSONP API URL. I am sharing it because it was hard to find it first. I

It is Friday and we don’t want to read long posts and tutorials. So today’s post is going to be short and sweet. I’ve been playing a lot with Twitter lately. I wrote some jQuery and javascript functions that get user details, etc. I will share it with you next week. But for today, I would like to share Twitter’s JSON and JSONP API URL. I am sharing it because it was hard to find it first. I

I was asked several times on Twitter how to update some web page section or a block content on a page every x seconds. Some real life examples of this functionality are Twitter search results that come out when there are new tweets with search keyword or bit.ly real time link tracking that updates it’s charts every 5 seconds. It is clear without saying that we are going to update our page

I was asked several times on Twitter how to update some web page section or a block content on a page every x seconds. Some real life examples of this functionality are Twitter search results that come out when there are new tweets with search keyword or bit.ly real time link tracking that updates it’s charts every 5 seconds. It is clear without saying that we are going to update our page

Today I came across this post called “IP Address Geolocation Javascript API : JSON”. The author provides you with a free geolocation query URL. The API returns the geographical location of the queried IP address with some additional information such as: { 'status':'ok', 'IP': '74.125.45.100', 'CountryCode': 'US', 'CountryName': 'United States', 'RegionName': 'California', 'ZipPostalCode':

Today I came across this post called “IP Address Geolocation Javascript API : JSON”. The author provides you with a free geolocation query URL. The API returns the geographical location of the queried IP address with some additional information such as: { 'status':'ok', 'IP': '74.125.45.100', 'CountryCode': 'US', 'CountryName': 'United States', 'RegionName': 'California', 'ZipPostalCode':

I recently signed up to twitter and actively engaging with people who are interested in jQuery. Twitter is a great service and there are all kinds of developers who are sharing interesting links and resources. So it is some kind of interest news group for me. Since you can only have 140 characters in your post, sharing long links limits you. URL shortening services to the rescue. There are lots

I recently signed up to twitter and actively engaging with people who are interested in jQuery. Twitter is a great service and there are all kinds of developers who are sharing interesting links and resources. So it is some kind of interest news group for me. Since you can only have 140 characters in your post, sharing long links limits you. URL shortening services to the rescue. There are lots

This post IS NOT about jQuery’s JSONP support. This post is about how to make AJAX queries to domains other then yours. Basically how to achieve cross domain scripting with jQuery. The technique will help you resolve the access to restricted uri denied" code: "1012 problem. UPDATE: If you want to get cross-domain RSS feeds, there is a better way to do that with universal RSS to JSON converter.

This post IS NOT about jQuery’s JSONP support. This post is about how to make AJAX queries to domains other then yours. Basically how to achieve cross domain scripting with jQuery. The technique will help you resolve the access to restricted uri denied" code: "1012 problem. UPDATE: If you want to get cross-domain RSS feeds, there is a better way to do that with universal RSS to JSON converter.

Swapping one image with another is probably one of the most used javascript techniques. Also Dreamweaver made “image replacement” even easier for non HTML/Javascript programmers by including this feature out of the box. One thing about Dreamweaver’s image swapping javascript is that it’s not the most beautiful javascript code. Well, as always with anything javascript related, jQuery is to the

Swapping one image with another is probably one of the most used javascript techniques. Also Dreamweaver made “image replacement” even easier for non HTML/Javascript programmers by including this feature out of the box. One thing about Dreamweaver’s image swapping javascript is that it’s not the most beautiful javascript code. Well, as always with anything javascript related, jQuery is to the

A colleague of mine who is not very javascript or for that matter jQuery aware asked me to help him to do a little trick with jQuery. He needed to select the contents of the input box when user selects it (when onfocus event is fired basically). Selecting a text in your inputbox on focus is easy and actually 3 lines of jQuery code, but it add a nice usability touch to your site. This “select all

A colleague of mine who is not very javascript or for that matter jQuery aware asked me to help him to do a little trick with jQuery. He needed to select the contents of the input box when user selects it (when onfocus event is fired basically). Selecting a text in your inputbox on focus is easy and actually 3 lines of jQuery code, but it add a nice usability touch to your site. This “select all

Smarty is the first template engine I have learned and used in my projects. Smarty makes your PHP code cleaner and promotes the V in MVC. Here is an example of Smarty template: User User Information: Name: {$name} Smarty will replace the {$name} with the variable that you set in your PHP code. Anyway, do you see the

Smarty is the first template engine I have learned and used in my projects. Smarty makes your PHP code cleaner and promotes the V in MVC. Here is an example of Smarty template: User User Information: Name: {$name} Smarty will replace the {$name} with the variable that you set in your PHP code. Anyway, do you see the

Well, let's face it, AJAX is everywhere. Nowadays clients want AJAX "enabled" web applications. They want their web sites to be Web2.0 and that is usually associated with using AJAX. No doubt using AJAX to load parts of your page and use more javascript effects, made easy by jQuery, is a great way to bring your website to life. But we should not forget about our users and the website usability.

Well, let's face it, AJAX is everywhere. Nowadays clients want AJAX "enabled" web applications. They want their web sites to be Web2.0 and that is usually associated with using AJAX. No doubt using AJAX to load parts of your page and use more javascript effects, made easy by jQuery, is a great way to bring your website to life. But we should not forget about our users and the website usability.

Today I have a quick note for you that will probably save you time someday. Basically it’s a workaround for a bug when you have parent element with children elements and parent element has mouseover or mouseout event. Moving your mouse over children elements may fire mouseout event of their parent. This is caused by event bubbling / propagation and if you would like to have a quick solution just

Today I have a quick note for you that will probably save you time someday. Basically it’s a workaround for a bug when you have parent element with children elements and parent element has mouseover or mouseout event. Moving your mouse over children elements may fire mouseout event of their parent. This is caused by event bubbling / propagation and if you would like to have a quick solution just

Today I would like to share with you a quick solution to the common problem when your AJAX calls to some page that changes over time is not being loaded to your page. In other words, jQuery or your browser is not loading new version of the page. This problem is common in Mozilla Firefox (FF). Internet Explorer (IE) users I believe, do not experience this problem. Usually it occurs when you use

Today I would like to share with you a quick solution to the common problem when your AJAX calls to some page that changes over time is not being loaded to your page. In other words, jQuery or your browser is not loading new version of the page. This problem is common in Mozilla Firefox (FF). Internet Explorer (IE) users I believe, do not experience this problem. Usually it occurs when you use