It allows you to easily and unobtrusively upgrade HTML forms to use AJAX.

On the onsubmit event it will look in the form for input with pre-defined class selector, and validate them accordingly of their type. You have 2 choice of language, french and english. After it will put every error at the form bigenning in a simple list, and slide the scrollbar to this list.

Simple sort script using Stuart Langridge’s sortabe.js Some days ago I was looking for a good and simple way to sort data into a table with a simple click on table headers and I found this interesting framework: Stuart Langridge’s sorttable.js.

I figured I’d share how I’ve dealt with some form elements in jQuery. Sometimes you have to look at the docs a few times before you get what you can do, so I think these examples might help someone out there.

Form elements with beautiful shapes using lightweight jQuery JavaScript library.

This is useful for fixed width input where the data follows a certain format.

Forms are such a common element on the Internet we tend to blunder through them without too much thought. However, if the web site has added a few nice touches that make the process easier, it tends to speed up the process and reduce any frustration in finding our preferred username (i.e. try getting your [...]

If you are familiar with using select boxes for categorisation and sub-categories, such as ebay does when selling an item, usually this can require a lot of JavaScript to maintain the select boxes, but jQuery can hugely simplify this task by adding a dash of AJAX.

Similar to Google, it provides the user with feedback of how strong their password is.