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This post gives you a short JavaScript function to detect your iPad users. Without any further ado, a javascript code to detect iPad users: function isiPad(){ return (navigator.platform.indexOf("iPad") != -1); } You can also detect browser version and some other stuff by parsing user agent string. Here is an iPad Safari’s user agent string for your reference: Mozilla/5.0 (iPad; U; CPU OS 3

This post gives you a short JavaScript function to detect your iPad users. Without any further ado, a javascript code to detect iPad users: function isiPad(){ return (navigator.platform.indexOf("iPad") != -1); } You can also detect browser version and some other stuff by parsing user agent string. Here is an iPad Safari’s user agent string for your reference: Mozilla/5.0 (iPad; U; CPU OS 3

Hello everyone. I’ve been busy lately with some projects and could not write much on “jQuery HowTo” blog. So, when I came across this little problem, I thought I would share it with you. Anyway, I was working on one of my projects and I needed to set a background image using jQuery on some div. At first my background setting code looked like this: $('#myDiv').css('background-image', '

Hello everyone. I’ve been busy lately with some projects and could not write much on “jQuery HowTo” blog. So, when I came across this little problem, I thought I would share it with you. Anyway, I was working on one of my projects and I needed to set a background image using jQuery on some div. At first my background setting code looked like this: $('#myDiv').css('background-image', '

This post is somehow a continuation of our previous post on replacing images, but this post is one step closer to creating an image gallery using jQuery. In this post I will show you how to replace one image with another one in specific time intervals. For example: replacing image1.jpg with image2.jpg every 5 seconds. In javascript, whenever one says “every X seconds” or “time intervals” s/he is

This post is somehow a continuation of our previous post on replacing images, but this post is one step closer to creating an image gallery using jQuery. In this post I will show you how to replace one image with another one in specific time intervals. For example: replacing image1.jpg with image2.jpg every 5 seconds. In javascript, whenever one says “every X seconds” or “time intervals” s/he is

This is a simple yet very useful and powerful technique. Using different CSS rules in JavaScript or jQuery enabled browsers lets you customize your website style for JS enabled and disabled browsers using only CSS. Thus you separate concerns of styling and business logic into CSS and javascript. This lets you concentrate on your goals and not styling in your javascript code for example. All you

This is a simple yet very useful and powerful technique. Using different CSS rules in JavaScript or jQuery enabled browsers lets you customize your website style for JS enabled and disabled browsers using only CSS. Thus you separate concerns of styling and business logic into CSS and javascript. This lets you concentrate on your goals and not styling in your javascript code for example. All you

Since writing on this blog I posted two jQuery plugins and I needed to compress my js files. So as jQuery documentation suggests I used YUICompressor. YUICompressor is javascript and CSS file/code compressor written in Java language. So to run one yourself you will need JRE installed on your machine. Then call this command: java -jar /path/to/yuicompressor.jar path/to/file.js -o path/to/

Since writing on this blog I posted two jQuery plugins and I needed to compress my js files. So as jQuery documentation suggests I used YUICompressor. YUICompressor is javascript and CSS file/code compressor written in Java language. So to run one yourself you will need JRE installed on your machine. Then call this command: java -jar /path/to/yuicompressor.jar path/to/file.js -o path/to/