(Sibeesh Passion) In this post, we will create a custom pager using prev and next functions in jQuery. You can treat this post as a simple demo of using prev and next functions. We will be using some html UI elements and we will apply the paging functionality by using native jQuery codes.

(Ted Neward) Models in Sails.js are represented by JavaScript objects, which can be stored in any type of data store — relational, document-oriented, or something else. Develop your first model in Sails.js, then get started with Sails blueprints, which provide built-in support for the ubiquitous cre

(Sibeesh Venu) In this post we will see what is jQuery no-conflict and what is the importance of jQuery no-conflict.

(Sibeesh Passion) In this post, we will see how we can find out the browser name and browser version by using jQuery. Here, we will be using $.browser property of jQuery which returns the browser information.

(Sheo Narayan) In this post, we shall learn the difference between ‘var’ and ‘let’ keywords of JavaScript. WE shall learn what, why and when about let and var keywords and also const keyword of JavaScript.

(Vithal Wadje) In this article we will learn about JsonResult of MVC action type.

(Suprotim Agarwal) Some jQuery code snippets that will be useful while working with HTML Tables.

(Erin Cavanaugh) Once you’ve written XSLT code to produce the desired output, optimizing it to deliver the fastest execution is tricky business. Even with the powerful XSLT profiler in XMLSpy, a developer is required to have expert-level XSLT skills to test and fix the bottlenecks that the XSLT prof

(Sibeesh Passion) In this post we will see what is jQuery no-conflict and what is the importance of jQuery no-conflict. We will also learn how can we use different versions of JQuery in the same page according to your need.

(Shashangka Shekhar) In this article we will clarify our knowledge about using and posting a form with JQuery and Ajax.