As I explained already in this blog entry, we came across a problem as we wanted to use a Google Map on our mobile website.
As we developed our mobile WebApp we came across some minor problems. One of them was that we need a Google Map in one of our pages. But all pages are loaded via AJAX. So the Google Map did not load, we had to refresh it, with custom data which was provided via PHP.
In our new mobile WebApp for our website www.powerhour.at which we realized with the popular jQuery Mobile Framework, we included some cool stuff. One of them is the possibility to scroll through the result entries with an easy swipe to left on the mobile phone.
We love CSS3 and all the new opportunities it offers. But as CSS3 always comes with the question for cross browser compatibility we are constantly looking for solutions.
As we need the functionality for textboxes to contain default values which disappear on focus we developed a jQuery plugin for this functionality.
Since there has been no possibility yet to customize the style of the Javascript message boxes alert, confrm and prompt we decided to develop JS functions that allow individual stlyes. Based on the basic functionality of jQuery UI dialog we override the 3 Javascript functions. To do that we wrote the following javascript-file which you [...]
As we figured out that there currently has been no plugin to handle time values in a textbox, I decided to write one myself called “jQuery timebox”. This plugin is already in use on our website www.powerhour.at and has to be used the following way:
The jQuery Mouseoutclick Plugin is a thin but useful plugin developed by the team of powerhour.at. It gives you the possibility to automatically hide a certain DOM element when the user performs a mouseclick outside this element. Furthermore this plugin enables you to call an individual callback function when the mouseoutclick is triggered.