String.trim() is quite useful in many situations. Unfortunately not all browsers have this function on String prototype (e.g. IE8): I see many people use jQuery.trim(), but isn’t it better to just use String.trim and provide a backup function if it is not implemented, like we did with Date.toISOString:

if(!String.prototype.trim) {
  String.prototype.trim = function() {
    return this.replace(/^\\s+|\\s+$/g, "");
  }
}
```EDIT: [found this solution on SO](http://stackoverflow.com/a/8522376/632117). Did we think the same?

Försökte ladda mitt kontantkort idag via Swedbanks mobilsida. Det gick inte. Och det berodde inte på iPhone som jag först trodde. Orsaken var ett knasigt användande av ett html5-attribut i en annars html4-hemsida: input type=“number”: Att skriva en nolla i telefonnumret var helt omöjligt trots att sidan spottade ut fel och krävde en nolla. Med lite handpåläggning gick det! Tur att man bara kunde rader type=“number” och att sånt knasigt fel inte låg i code-behind. Testar man inte sin programvara på Swedbank?

In one of my previous posts I told about pushing a copy of an object into client. Now I’ll try to copy my resource values into client. The problem is often that we must create multiple localization resources: first as resx-file. If we use much ajax and client side rendering, we must provide some localization there, too. If they are different subsets of localization resources, it isn’t a problem. But when you get overlapping, it becomes more difficult to manage and sync them. See how Microsoft Ajax Library provides some strings: What if we just copy the values from resx file into client? If there are not business constraint it can make the development much easier. Let’s try it. For that we need Reflection. We start with changing the access modifiers on resx file to public: Then we must get all static properties of the auto-generated class (ResXFileCodeGenerator):

I have a simple html table, every row in tbody has a checkbox. thead has a checkbox. When it is checked/unchecked, all checkboxes have to be selected/ unselected. Here is a very simple javascript to achieve this:

$("#mytable thead :checkbox").live({
  change: function () {
    var checked = $(this).is(":checked");
    $("#mytable tbody :checkbox").attr("checked", checked);
  }
});

Thanks to Justin Cooney and jsfiddle. Here is a simple autocomplete example:

I have used jQuery tmpl for a while and it is really awesome. Now I want to use some nested templates. And the thing is: it is very simple to do it: Here is the code to achieve this:

<div onclick="doo()">test</div>
<div id="container"></div>
<script id="parent-template" type="text/html">
<li>
   {{tmpl t }}
</li>
</script>
<script id="red" type="text/html">
   <span style="color:red">{{= title}}</span>
</script>
<script id="green" type="text/html">
   <span style="color:green">{{= title}}</span>
</script>
<script type="text/javascript">
    var d = \[\];
    d.push({ title: "one", t: "red" });
    d.push({ title: "two", t: "green" });
    $.template("red", $("#red").template());
    $.template("green", $("#green").template());
    function doo() {
        $("#parent-template").tmpl(d).appendTo("#container");
    }
</script>

There are situations when you want to select only dom elements which only have a specific content. jQuery provides a beautiful selector :contains:

$("a:contains(Pages)")
```But what if it isn't enough to just get all the elements which contain some word? Let's check what we get if we traverse all anchors on http://sv.wikipedia.org containing "wiki":

$(“a:contains(wiki)”).each(function(i) { console.log($(this).text()); });

[![](https://sharepointkunskap.files.wordpress.com/2012/02/jquery-contains-wiki.png "jquery-contains-wiki")](https://sharepointkunskap.files.wordpress.com/2012/02/jquery-contains-wiki.png) There is another, a generic way, to filter out elements, and it is called "filter". So a little regex check will do the trick.

$(“a”).filter(function() { return /look_for/i.test($(this).text()); }

[youtube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DnhGqcKEPiM&w=640&h=360] See an example what you can with it SharePoint, written by Thorsten Hans.

Oliver Wirkus shows how to add links to Global Navigation in My Sites. Just go to: Central Administration Applicaiton Management Manage Service Applications User Profile Service Application Configure Personalization Site

comments from wordpress

Lroth — 2015-02-04

There is no “configure personalization site” link. What is in the tea you are drinking?

Anatoly Mironov — 2015-02-04

It is actually coffee…Just kidding. This is an instruction for SharePoint 2010.

jQuery UI tabs maries sharepoint webparts