Posts Tagged ‘jQuery’

Top 4 jQuery slide show and gallery plugins

Posted: 7th March 2011 by admin in jQuery
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I recently came across 4 very nice jQuery plugins for slide shows and galleries. Actually, I found a lot more, but those are my favorites: Nivo Slider (slideshow) jqFancyTransitions (slideshow) jQuery Cycle Plugin (slideshow) Fancybox (gallery zoom) I decided on Nivo Slider for a new project (www.gaastra-store-fehmarn.de), simply because it offers beautiful captions with links [...]

No-MVC Zend Framework: jQuery Ajax receiver / Part V

Posted: 11th May 2010 by admin in Zend Framework, jQuery
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The jQuery JavaScript is up and running, but needs a PHP file to handle the Ajax data submitted by the rating script. This will be done with PHP in the receiver you defined in your JavaScript, named “rating.php” in the “public/includes” folder. It’s important to put this PHP file in your public folder, because if [...]

No-MVC Zend Framework: jQuery Star Rating code / Part IV

Posted: 7th May 2010 by admin in Zend Framework, jQuery
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Now for the easy part: creating the page for our jQuery Star Rating plugin. It’s going to be just a bit of HTML, JavaScript with Ajax components, and PHP. If you want to integrate the Star Rating in an existing page, you can just copy the relevant parts into any HTML file. The JavaScript Before [...]

No-MVC Zend Framework: Installing ZF & jQuery / Part II

Posted: 2nd May 2010 by admin in Zend Framework, jQuery
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My tutorial of utilizing Zend Framework without MVC will be a jQuery rating controller, with ZF used to query the database, spit out the view (the actual stars), and handle rating changes thru Ajax, updating the DB. Though I prefer not to use ZF as an application, I tried to program as close to the [...]

Zend Framework Without MVC Part I

Posted: 28th April 2010 by admin in Zend Framework, jQuery
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I’ve been looking at a few PHP frameworks to aid the redesign of my website surfspot.de. After toying around with Cake and Symfony for a while, I finally stumbled upon Zend Framework, or ZF for short. When I started out learning ZF, it seemed to me that this was the one framework able to handle [...]