HTML Table Row Grouping with jQuery

It’s easy to group data in SQL statement, but if you have to display it using HTML table, It’s not drag and drop as in reporting environment. One way to group on server side and draw tr td accordingly. But If it is already created with tons of functionality attached, It’s risky to change. Don’t worry, you can do it easily with jQuery.

FEDe: A Search engine for Front-End (HTML, CSS, Javascript & jQuery) Web developers

Generally, A Web developer or designer want to search in his/her favorite sites first, but too complex to search in individual site one by one. Being a Front-End developer, I decided to create a search engine based on top sites, forums and blogs for HTML, CSS, Javascript and jQuery. After NetBrij(A Search engine for .NET developers), BrijPad(An online text editor for fast development), The next is FEDe (free from ‘Brij’ keyword :)). It’s a search engine for Front-End (HTML, CSS, Javascript & jQuery) Web developers based on Google CSE.

Copy/Extract HTML Dropdownlist Options in Plain Text

You want to copy HTML dropdownlist(combobox) options from a web-page. You do right click on dropdown list. Oh my God !!! There is no option to do it. This article explains how to extract dropdownlist options using Notepad++.

BrijPad: An Online Text Editor for fast development

After a long time, I am writing this post. I have been getting many feedback for the tools. To make it more simple, I decided to create an editor for the tools. I have implemented and gave the name ‘BrijPad’. It has functionality of the tools in new way in MS-office style with some new features. Here are the quick view of BrijPad.

Mac/iphone Style Dock menu for your website

I like Mac OS X dock menu and decided to write an article to add this type of dock menu in the website/blog. In this article, I will cover a few ways to add dock style navigation menu for your website.

7 Tips to make your website Cross Browser Compatible

Cross-browser means web application works with all versions of all browsers. To claim cross-browser compatibility, the website is nowadays expected to support browsers such as Mozilla Firefox,Google Chrome, Opera, and Safari in addition to Internet Explorer and Netscape. Here are the basic tips to make your website cross browser compatible.