One of the features I was working on recently was to allow a user to be able to hover over a status label and to show a tooltip. So I ended up using the popular jquery.tooltip plugin Fairly straight forward. But as we all know this evolved to become a little more complex...
The issue with the tooltip was the data being displayed in the tooltip was quite lengthy and therefore the tooltip's stretched off the page. So an idea was to show a fixed height tooltip and as the user hovered over the status the tooltip data would start to scroll upwards, and repeat when it reached the end of the list.
After searching around a bit I discovered Tadas Juozapaitis's excellent jquery.ticker plugin. So I then tried fruitlessly to get them to work together. Eventually I then decided to alter the tooltip code, and inject some of the ticker code within it so that I could force the two to work together.
The result was this. Here is the hybrid plugin
The tooltip now scrolls through the list contained within the tooltip and then continues from the beginning again when it reaches the end.
This plugin is really just a hybrid, so thanks to the excellent work done by Jörn Zaefferer (tooltip) and Tadas Juozapaitis (vTicker). Thanks guys!
Friday, 1 October 2010
Friday, 30 July 2010
Blogger-droid
Just installed Blogger-droid off the android market place.
So this is a test. :)
Published with Blogger-droid v1.4.8
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android
Thursday, 14 January 2010
AOP (Aspect Orientated Programming) with Sprint.Net
Sprint.Net provides very good documentation regarding Aspect Orientated Programming (Aop). It's really a very nice way of separating logging, transaction and performance monitoring functionality from your code.
I would suggest anyone who's interested to read this article
I would suggest anyone who's interested to read this article
Saturday, 2 January 2010
Removing duplicate files from iTunes library
Found this tool Dupe Eliminator 9.2 which you can get for free if you use trialpay to purchase stuff from argos and many other providers.
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