Yesterday, I shared some thoughts about XDOM.cfc - a ColdFusion component that provides an easier API for XML traversal, manipulation, and merging . Inspired by jQuery, XDOM.cfc maintains an internal collection of XML nodes that can queried and altered as a whole. Right now, there are only a few tr ... ead More raquo; 
Why HiFi Features Examples Pricing Sign Up About Blog Support Contact Us Join our HiFi mailing list to receive the latest news updates How to Use JSON APIs with jQuery 2 Comment(s Posted November 17, 2010 by Joel Sutherland Development jQuery One of the best features of jQuery is its simple AJAX functionality . This allows you to easily pull data from other sites and services onto your own site . Learning how to use this functionality makes it easy to integrate any number of services into your websites , making them richer and more interesting to your visitors . It will also make you less dependent on the widgets that companies provide , allowing you to create your . own For this post , I am going to show how I created URL Tweet Compete a tool that allows you to enter multiple urls into a This weekend, I was experimenting with some sexy ColdFusion XML manipulation when I ran into a bit of a problem. I found myself in a situation in which I needed to create a new XML element based on an existing XML element. The problem with doing this is that in order to create a new XML element in ColdFusion, you need a reference to the XML document in which the new element will be created (XML elements are "owned" by an XML document). So, if you only have an existing XML element, you need to ... ead More raquo; Over the weekend, I was playing around with some query caching for the blog when I found myself in a situation where I had two primary tables and a join table. Up until then, I had only had to deal with the caching of a single table, so persisting multiple tables in a relationship wasn't immediately obvious. I figured I could have cached all three tables and then just performed a query-of-queries in my output, joining the three tables at render-time; but, this felt somewhat sloppy. Then it oc ... ead More raquo; 
simplyScroll v1 a jQuery plugin for scrolling a set of images elements Home jQuery simplyScroll Jump to : Features Examples Download Configuration Comments Tweet simplyScroll is a jQuery plugin that can animate scroll a set of elements either automatically or manually , horizontally or vertically . It can also accept dynamic image input via a Flickr feed note not full API integration or a local JSON source . This plugin can be performance intensive , so speed and framerate are fully configureable to accomodate lower spec . systems Features Supports scrolling both horizontally and vertically Uses DOM ScrollTop ScrollLeft for optimal performance Supports looped scrolling infinite effect Fully customisable via CSS Semantic X HTML Flickr Feed integration Tested on jQuery 1.2.6, 1.3.X and 1.4