Posted on May 28, 2008 by acidmartin
Finally RadioButton.XML 5.0 (formerly known as Skinnable Radiobuttons) is here! Almost two years after I’ve introduced it, here is an AJAX-driven, codeless solution that comes with 10 predefined skins, several client methods for adding, removing and disabling nodes, attaching custom click functions, wizard and other cool stuff!
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Posted on April 19, 2007 by acidmartin
A client of mine asked me if I could create a hotel reservation form with client-side validation and multilingual support and this is the result. It comes along with support for 4 languages - English (”en-US”), Bulgarian (”bg”), German (”de”
and French (”fr”). The form labels and validation warning messages are stored in .xml files [...]
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Posted on March 19, 2007 by acidmartin
Finally a really stable and easily configurable version of Skinnable Checkboxes! And ajax-driven too! You’ll never mess with id’s and html code again when using that script!
All you have to do is to edit a simple checkboxlist xml file (stored in the SkinnableCheckboxes/CheckboxSets/) folder, choose a list placeholder (a <div> with an id, where the [...]
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Posted on January 19, 2007 by acidmartin
Skinnable Radio Button 4.0.0 is finally a successful (in my opinion) attempt for reliable, accessible and semantic skinning of radio buttons. The solution makes use of real radio buttons with labels and their toggle functionality and skinned list-items, allowing single-line and multi-line radiobutton list rendering, native client- or server-side validation and easy skinning using just [...]
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