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jQuery Reading Progress Meter

February 10, 2017March 16, 2022 Geoff Stratton Leave a comment

On my Amazon reading list page I wanted to add a progress bar and ahead/behind schedule counter similar to that on Goodreads. For their reading progress meter, you enter how many books you plan to read, and then your account page shows you a progress bar indicating how many books you’ve read and how far […]

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Using jQuery UI with Drupal 7

May 16, 2016March 16, 2022 Geoff Stratton Leave a comment

Like jQuery, the jQuery UI user interface library (version 1.8.7) is already included and registered by the system module of Drupal 7. All you need to do is enable it. You can include jQuery UI in the PHP editor of a single node or module: If you add an individual effect, Drupal will add the […]

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jQuery: Summarize Table Entries

March 31, 2016March 16, 2022 Geoff Stratton Leave a comment

Simple jQuery script for summarizing the results of my Amazon book listing. Since jQuery is already included in Drupal, I figured I’d use it to summarize the ratings and values. Note that in Drupal (and WordPress), jQuery defaults to noconflict mode so the “$” shortcut isn’t available. You can override this by setting jQuery.noConflict(false) or […]

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This is the home server of Geoff Stratton. There's a little more about me on the About page. The server itself lives in Softlayer's DAL02/06 data center in downtown Dallas, Texas, geolocation 32 47 32.599 N 96 48 53.11 W 125m 10m 100m 10m.

I use this place mostly as a personal knowledge base, although I keep it public in case anything useful emerges. Caveat emptor, and don't go handling snake-skin.

Consider everything posted here to be covered by the GNU Public License Version 3. You should read the whole license, but essentially it means you can do anything you want with the code, including bundle it up and sell it as a new application. The catch is that if you make and distribute a new app, you are required to make all the source code available for free to everyone.

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