Articles tagged Australia

Using the MooTools Autocompleter Plugin with ColdFusion Thursday, 21st August 2008: In a previous post, I demonstrated how to implement Dylan Verheul’s jQuery Autocomplete plugin. Not content with demonstrating one library's plugin, it is now the turn of Mootools. Read more – ‘Using the MooTools Autocompleter Plugin with ColdFusion’.
Launching Yourself as a Freelancer – Networking Friday, 8th August 2008: In the first two parts of this series, I talked about setting up in business as a freelancer and publicising yourself via branding and blogging. Read more – ‘Launching Yourself as a Freelancer – Networking’.
Using jQuery Auto-Complete with ColdFusion Wednesday, 16th July 2008: Creating an autocomplete form field historically has not been a trivial matter and would require an indepth knowledge of JavaScript and CSS. However, the task is made far more simple when using one of the many freely-available JavaScript libraries. In this post I will show you how to implement the jQuery Autocomplete created by Dylan Verheul. Read more – ‘Using jQuery Auto-Complete with ColdFusion’.
Web Accessibility Toolbar Wednesday, 19th October 2005: The Web Accessibility Toolbar, provided by the Accessible Information Solutions (AIS) team at the National Information and Library Service (NILS) , Australia, is a tool for advanced users or web developers, that helps to examine the structure, components and accessibility features of any given web page. It installs as an Internet Explorer (version 5+, Windows) toolbar and offers several integrated tools to inspect style sheets, tables, frames, images and more, as well as a wide variety of tests and features that are provide by other web sites, including link checks, HTML validation, page download speed, colour simulations, page resolutions and much more. A nice toolbox for web developers. Read more – ‘Web Accessibility Toolbar’.