Usability, Web Standards & Design
Sunday, 31 January 2010
JavaScript Form Validation
Want to validate user input for an (X)HTML form without embedding a single line of JavaScript, without having to worry about violating semantics, and all the while providing a reactive, user friendly experience?
Introducing GValidator - a powerful, extensible yet easy to implement JavaScript library that provides constant feedback during form completion. To use the library all you need to do is include it.
GValidator goes Google
Sunday, 17 August 2008
GValidator goes Google
Due to increasing demand, OneGeek's GValidator has officially been made a Google Code project. To promote community adoption, OneGeek is inviting you to tell us what you would like to see in the next release of GValidator, or to join the project and help us make it better.
To do this, or for the latest version, bug submissions, enhancement and feature requests and other documentation visit the project home page at http://code.google.com/p/gvalidator .
JavaScript Serialization
Sunday, 31 January 2010
JavaScript Serialization
Have you ever had the tedious job of pipe delimiting data to a cookie and manually checking and retrieving valid data, all just to re-assemble a JavaScript object? Well think again - what if you could serialize an entire object to a string, store that string (say in a cookie) and read it straight back into a JavaScript object without having to manually rebuild it? Serialization offers one way of persisting an entire user experience for retrieval at a later time. When that time comes, simply retrieving the object from the store and deserializing it gives you back the object that you started with. Provided that an Object Oriented approach is followed, in principle, any object can be serialized and retrieved from an external store.
