jQuery Tutorial For Beginners

Disabling Copy, Cut, Paste, and Context Menu using jQuery Tutorial

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In this tutorial, you will learn how to disable the Copy, Cut, Paste, and ContextMenu functionality of a web application using jQuery Library. The main purpose of this tutorial is to provide the IT/CS students and new programmers with a reference to learn about using some built-in event listeners of a document using jQuery (JS Library). Here, snippets of how to disable the said events are provided and a simple working application source code that demonstrates the objective of this tutorial is provided and is free to download.

Creating a Simple Form with Multiple Step and validation using JavaScript and jQuery

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In this tutorial, I will show how to Create a Simple Form with Multiple Step and validation using JavaScript and jQuery. The goal of this tutorial is to give you an idea to create the said form by Manipulating the HTML Elements. Here, we will be creating a simple form that contains a single form but has multiple steps. Each step has some required fields and some have field type validation. In the form, the user cannot proceed to the next step if there's an invalid field in the visible step.

Dynamically Add and Remove Form Item using jQuery clone() Method Tutorial

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In this article, I will be discussing about how to create an Add and Remove Form Item Feature in web-application using jQuery's clone() method. This kind of feature is commonly applied to a project which has a process of saving multiple data at once in the database. There are lots of ideas and techniques you can create to achieve this feature with the help of jQuery, but I found this solution more simple and easiest in my experience.

Event CRUD in FullCalendar using PHP and jQuery Tutorial

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In this tutorial, I will show how to Create CRUD Operation in FullCalendar with PHP and MySQL Database. here, you will learn to add, edit, view, and delete events on the calendar. The events will be stored in MySQL Database. This feature can be useful for your future PHP Projects such as Appointment Management Systems or Scheduling Systems.

Dynamically Map an Area of an Image using JavaScript/jQuery Tutorial

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In this tutorial, you will learn how to Dynamically Map an Area of an Image using JavaScript/jQuery. This will help you to understand also on how to put a detection link on a specific part or area of the image. With the use of HTML Canvas, we can dynamically locate the specific position and size of the area we want to detect on the image.

Creating a Dynamic Confirmation Dialog using jQuery and Bootstrap Modal Tutorial

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In this tutorial, I will teach/share with you some techniques that I am using when developing a web application. This tutorial will tackle about Creating a Dynamic Confirmation Dialog using jQuery and Bootstrap Modal. This kind of web application feature can help you to reduce the number of lines you are writing and also to prevent redundancy in creating a function in your source code.

Printing a Specific HTML Element using jQuery Tutorial

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In this tutorial, we will tackle about how to create a javascript function that Prints a Specific HTML Element using jQuery. This can help you to lessen your work as a programmer in writing and the lines of your codes. This technique can also prevent code duplication.

The Print function that we will be creating is the cloned data from the HTML. Our goal for this tutorial is to duplicate the HTML Element using jQuery along the elements that contains the codes for styling the element to preserve the design of the element.

How to Limit Data to Display and Load when scrolled to bottom in PHP and jQuery Tutorial

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In this tutorial, we will tackle about how limit the data to display from database and load automatically when scrolled to bottom using PHP and jQuery. This technique is very useful especially to optimize the speed of loading bulk data. This feature is commonly used in social network sites like the Facebook news feed, it shows limited posts at first and when you reached the bottom of the page, it will automatically load another data. To meet our goal for this tutorial, we will be using MySQL LIMIT and OFFSET Clause.