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The State of HTML5 Input Elements

Tim Severien looks at HTML5 input elements, how each browser interprets them and what the best strategy is for using them in your web projects.

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ASP Dot NET and HTML 5

HTML5 has introduced the world to the gen-next web, enabling the addition of new and interesting aspects to the web. Continuity some consider it as just dojiggy that consists as for new markup attributes, some others consider it as a huge revolute that consists of more other than 100 specifications that relate to the next generation of Web technologies. The W3C has addressed the scope of what's changing on the Twine by introducing HTML5 as a unifying concept for that change. <\p>

ASP to ASP.net Migration came as a major change. ASP.NET was Microsoft's first attempt to enable Microsoft development with the ease and efficiency with respect to the.NET desktop harmonic close environment. However, its degeneracy to satisfactorily maintain session state prevented it from realizing the simple noticeable desktop development methodology.<\p>

When Microsoft announced that HTML5 and JavaScript would be the first-class tools for creating 'Windows 8' applications, superlatively.NET development experts were worried regarding their investments in XAML and Silverlight being wasted. These apprehensions were soon dope to indolence when they well-educated that the technologies bundled under the HTML5 leading are great for client-side part. Also, those technologies can be repurposed unto be applied in desktop and smartphone development. Moreover, HTML5-related technologies fix direct hand for features that developers swallow for received in other environments.<\p>

HTML5 provides keys support to ASP.NET web-forms. Here's why the ASP.Net and HTML5 combination view work well.<\p>

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ASP.NET developers need to be well-versed at any cost HTML5 main features since all relating to the leading browsers are aggressively supporting them and newer web applications are jump-hop into be relying heavily on number one. Using Microsoft ASP.NET 4.5 and Visual Work space 2012 makes building web applications using HTML 5, EcmaScript 5 and CSS 3 easier than ever.<\p>

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jQuery Repeater - Create a repeatable group of input elements

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Repeater  is a jquery plugin that creates an interface to add and remove a repeatable group of input elements.

Repeater rewrites your name attributes to avoid collisions within the same form. (since the name attributes will be repeated). In the example below, the name attributes would be renamed group-a[0][text-input] and group-a[1][text-input].

Checkbox inputs will have an additional [] appended. So for example a checkbox with name foo would be mapped to group-a[0][foo][].

Names get reindexed if an item is added or deleted.

1. INCLUDE JS FILES

<script src="path/to/jquery.js"></script> <script src="path/to/jquery.repeater/jquery.repeater.js"></script>

2. HTML

<form class="repeater"> <!-- The value given to the data-repeater-list attribute will be used as the base of rewritten name attributes. In this example, the first data-repeater-item's name attribute would become group-a[0][text-input], and the second data-repeater-item woulc become group-a[1][text-input] --> <div data-repeater-list="group-a"> <div data-repeater-item> <input type="text" name="text-input" value="A"/> <input data-repeater-delete type="button" value="Delete"/> </div> <div data-repeater-item> <input type="text" name="text-input" value="B"/> <input data-repeater-delete type="button" value="Delete"/> </div> </div> <input data-repeater-create type="button" value="Add"/> </form>

3. JAVASCRIPT

$(document).ready(function () $('.repeater').repeater( // (Optional) // "defaultValues" sets the values of added items. The keys of // defaultValues refer to the value of the input's name attribute. // If a default value is not specified for an input, then it will // have its value cleared. defaultValues: 'text-input': 'foo' , // (Optional) // "show" is called just after an item is added. The item is hidden // at this point. If a show callback is not given the item will // have $(this).show() called on it. show: function () $(this).slideDown(); , // (Optional) // "hide" is called when a user clicks on a data-repeater-delete // element. The item is still visible. "hide" is passed a function // as its first argument which will properly remove the item. // "hide" allows for a confirmation step, to send a delete request // to the server, etc. If a hide callback is not given the item // will be deleted. hide: function (deleteElement) if(confirm('Are you sure you want to delete this element?')) $(this).slideUp(deleteElement); ) );

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Almost done with SVG Input Elements!

After weeks of coding we're almost done with our sub-project SVG Input Elements! A recent demo can be found on josf.se/svg-input-elements. This also means that we're working more on the "real" project once again.

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SVG Input Elements

We're uploading an Alpha release of the SVG Input Elements project on GitHub today. Most parts work well in Chrome/Chromium and it should soon be functional in Firefox as well. A few features, like cut/paste, are still missing but should come soon. 

The code is less than pretty but hopefully not completely unreadable. The project has partly been an in-depth dive into JavaScript; we realized that our earlier experience has mostly been of the shallows. Because of this some design decisions are less than ideal and would be good to address in a version 2 some time in the future.