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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

In this post you will learn how to detect iPhone/iPod using javascript/jQuery, redirect your iPhone users to mobile version of your site using javascript and alternative and better way to redirect your visitors using server-side PHP code snippet. The latest buzz around jQuery is upcoming jQuery mobile – support for mobile devices. Current jQuery core work fine on iPhone and iPod touch browsers

In this post you will learn how to detect iPhone/iPod using javascript/jQuery, redirect your iPhone users to mobile version of your site using javascript and alternative and better way to redirect your visitors using server-side PHP code snippet. The latest buzz around jQuery is upcoming jQuery mobile – support for mobile devices. Current jQuery core work fine on iPhone and iPod touch browsers

In this post I would like to share javascript functions that will help you easily get, set, delete and basically manage your cookies. Also, link to jQuery Cookie plugin, it’s improved version with more functions and of course easy to read and short examples on how to use these functions. I will try to keep this post short and will not explain what cookies are and how to eat them. There are

In this post I would like to share javascript functions that will help you easily get, set, delete and basically manage your cookies. Also, link to jQuery Cookie plugin, it’s improved version with more functions and of course easy to read and short examples on how to use these functions. I will try to keep this post short and will not explain what cookies are and how to eat them. There are

This month, October, is a National Cyber Security Awareness Month. The aim is to increase cyber and internet security awareness among surfers. Google and others are joining the move. So I thought I would write a post regarding internet security to add my 2 cents. In this post you will find JavaScript function that generates random passwords of any length as well as jQuery version. JavaScript

This month, October, is a National Cyber Security Awareness Month. The aim is to increase cyber and internet security awareness among surfers. Google and others are joining the move. So I thought I would write a post regarding internet security to add my 2 cents. In this post you will find JavaScript function that generates random passwords of any length as well as jQuery version. JavaScript

After Microsoft decided to ship and use jQuery library for its JavaScript needs in Visual Studio, hosting jQuery on Microsoft CDN servers is actually a logical and good decision. Yes, some of us might argue that Google already hosts jQuery, but Microsoft can not recommend to use its competitor’s services, can it?! :) Anyway, intention of this post is not to discuss why Microsoft introduced its

After Microsoft decided to ship and use jQuery library for its JavaScript needs in Visual Studio, hosting jQuery on Microsoft CDN servers is actually a logical and good decision. Yes, some of us might argue that Google already hosts jQuery, but Microsoft can not recommend to use its competitor’s services, can it?! :) Anyway, intention of this post is not to discuss why Microsoft introduced its

In this post, I would like to share a little jQuery code snippet that makes getting URL parameters and their values more convenient. Recently, while working on one of my projects, I needed to read and get parameter values from URL string of the current page that was constructed and sent by PHP script. I came across this short and sweet JavaScript code snippet by Roshambo that does just that. //

In this post, I would like to share a little jQuery code snippet that makes getting URL parameters and their values more convenient. Recently, while working on one of my projects, I needed to read and get parameter values from URL string of the current page that was constructed and sent by PHP script. I came across this short and sweet JavaScript code snippet by Roshambo that does just that. //

I recently came across a 2 dimensional barcode called QR Code. QR code’s are popular in Japan and they are mainly used there to quickly get to some website on their mobiles by simply taking a picture of the QR code. You may read more about QR codes on Wikipedia. Here is an example of QR code for jQuery HowTo blog: If you have a QR code reader on your mobile take a picture of it and it will

I recently came across a 2 dimensional barcode called QR Code. QR code’s are popular in Japan and they are mainly used there to quickly get to some website on their mobiles by simply taking a picture of the QR code. You may read more about QR codes on Wikipedia. Here is an example of QR code for jQuery HowTo blog: If you have a QR code reader on your mobile take a picture of it and it will

This post is an outcome of 15 minutes of free time and a question that I had yesterday. This question were: How fast jQuery’s .each() method is? How does it compare to javascript’s native for loop? It is clear without any performance tests that native javascript for loop is faster, but I always used jQuery’s .each() utility with caution. It always felt like I will get a performance

This post is an outcome of 15 minutes of free time and a question that I had yesterday. This question were: How fast jQuery’s .each() method is? How does it compare to javascript’s native for loop? It is clear without any performance tests that native javascript for loop is faster, but I always used jQuery’s .each() utility with caution. It always felt like I will get a performance

I have posted a small jQuery code a while ago which adds a table row at the bottom of any given table. The code takes into the consideration tbody tag and also can be used as a jQuery plugin. Recently I was asked to write a jQuery or JavaScript code that removes the last/bottom row from the given table. The jQuery code I wrote was surprisingly small. jQuery code to remove bottom/last table row

I have posted a small jQuery code a while ago which adds a table row at the bottom of any given table. The code takes into the consideration tbody tag and also can be used as a jQuery plugin. Recently I was asked to write a jQuery or JavaScript code that removes the last/bottom row from the given table. The jQuery code I wrote was surprisingly small. jQuery code to remove bottom/last table row

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':