A demonstration of how AJAX can be used to query a MySQL database, without forcing the user to submit the information, and instead pulling back results based on their criteria while they make their changes.
A demonstration of how AJAX can be used to query a MySQL database, without forcing the user to submit the information, and instead pulling back results based on their criteria while they make their changes.
Part one of a multi-part series looking at making forms more accessible/usuable for ALL users, not just those with impairments. This post looks at how you can make it obvious which of a series of radio buttons has been selected.
Do you run a website that allows users to reference images?
For example, a forum where users set a web address to show their avatar, or allows them to link to an image of a video clip, graphic etc. This post looks at how easy it is to capture information about people viewing these user referenced [...]