(Dave Cassel) One of my colleagues ran into an interesting problem a while ago. He had data with high and low values for some field, and he wanted to display bucketed facets on those values. Let’s take a look at how to implement that.

(Rahul Saxena) In this article I explain how to move items from one list box to another list box using jQuery.

(Suprotim Agarwal) In this article, we will explore how to create timer based animations using jQuery.

(Ben Nadel) In ColdFusion 10, xmlSearch() added support for XPath 2.0 syntax and passing variables into XPath queries. Using variables can make the query more readable; but, since XML is case-sensitive, it took me a few minutes to get it working.

(Himanshu Dora) This tip describes basic information on how to use namespaces in JavaScript and their role. Why should we use namespaces and finally Aliasing Namespaces.

(Ajay Yadav) This article introduces you to the history of Java, its effect on the WWW and the underlying Java architecture.

(Ben Nadel) The other day, Will Belden asked me a question about XPath expressions in ColdFusion. Specifically, how to select an XML node based on the existence of multiple child nodes.

(Shrikant Dhar Dwivedi) Sometimes, we are in a situation when we are required to find out which key is pressed through code. Below is the sample code for getting key press using client side script (JavaScript and jQuery):

(Mayank) In my previous tutorials, I’d explained how to validate checkboxlist using javascript, validate radiobuttonlist using jquery, validate dropdownlist using jquery and other more cracking tutorials on CheckBoxList, Asp.net here.

(Patrick) There is the usual grumbling on Hacker News about XML