This page lists jQuery plugins I’ve written. jQuery is a JavaScript library that makes writing JavaScript easy and fun.
Like jQuery itself, all plugins are open-source, dual-licensed under MIT and GPL. Feel free to choose whichever license you prefer and use them whereever you’d like.
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If you have any problems or some suggestions for improvements, please leave me a note in the comments.
I’m using your toggle control plugin, but I would like to extend it using the Cookie plugin so that toggle states will be remembered. Have you considered adding this?
I’m trying to find a nice way to extend the script in such a way that it:
detects if the cookie plugin is available
allows to set a cookiename, location and expiration date (incl logical defaults)
using the set cookie if available during the initialization of plugin and thus determine an element’s visibility and change this if necessary.
With this I belief that it would be the ‘ultimate’ toggle plugin
Any feedback on achieving this is most appreciated,
I hadn’t really thought about extending the plugin like this, but I’m sure it wouldn’t be too tough. Basically, all you’d need to do is store an object in a cookie saying what elements are shown/hidden, then read that back in on page reload.
I’ve not really got much spare time at the moment, so let me know how you get on. When life gets a little less hectic I’ll take a look into this.
Hi,
I’m using your toggle control plugin, but I would like to extend it using the Cookie plugin so that toggle states will be remembered. Have you considered adding this?
I’m trying to find a nice way to extend the script in such a way that it:
With this I belief that it would be the ‘ultimate’ toggle plugin
Any feedback on achieving this is most appreciated,
Regards BjornW
Hi,
I hadn’t really thought about extending the plugin like this, but I’m sure it wouldn’t be too tough. Basically, all you’d need to do is store an object in a cookie saying what elements are shown/hidden, then read that back in on page reload.
I’ve not really got much spare time at the moment, so let me know how you get on. When life gets a little less hectic I’ll take a look into this.
Cheers, Daz