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• ajaxUpload

  by Øyvind Saltvik

  Upload via iframe, works just like $.ajax. See the demo.

• Another In Place Editor

  by Dave Hauenstein

  This is a script that turns any element, or an array of elements into an AJAX in place editor using one line of code.

• Autocomplete

  by Dylan Verheul

  Autocomplete with caching to limit server requests and other options.

• Checkbox manipulation

  by Sam Collett

  Toggle, check or uncheck checkboxes. Also make them behave like radio buttons.

• Editable

  by Dylan Verheul

  A simple way to create in place editing fields with jQuery.

• FastSerialize

  by Matt Grimm

  This addition to the forms plugin is a serializer that sacrifices semantic order for speed.

• fieldSelection

  by Alex Brem

  A small plugin to retrieve the caret position and the current selection index of input fields and textareas. Special treatment for such an simple thing is needed because MSIE doesn't support the easy DOM 3.0 methods.

• Focused Field Outlines

  by Sam Collett

  Outlines the focused field without affecting the field border.

• Form Deserialization

  by Ashutosh Bijoor

  This plugin sets the values of form element variables from a JSON array/hash. This is the reverse process of Mark Constable's serialize function. It is expected to be used as a call back for an ajax call that retrieves the form data.

• Form Field Validation

  by Marco Pegoraro

  Give some kind o key-filter and validation methods to an html form field. Page language is italian but code still be simple. This plugin i work in progress to be complete!

• Form Validation

  by Joern Zaefferer

  Setup client-side form validation via metadata or plugin options. Validate on submit or any other event. Great for both fast prototyping and heavy customized validation. Easy integration with form plugin.

• Input Verfication

  by Joe Stump

  Allows you to add a URL to inputs to verify user input (ie. email, username, etc) and toggle classes based on response.

• jEditable

  by Mika Tuupola

  jEditable is an inplace editor pluging for jQuery. It allows you to click and edit the content of different xhtml elements.

• jEditable + Autocomplete

  by Ritesh Agrawal

  Extended version of jEditable to include option for autocomplete. Also extended Dylan Verheul's autocomplete javascript to include option for having input token separator.

• jQuery Form

  by Mike Alsup

  The jQuery Form Plugin allows you to easily and unobtrusively upgrade HTML forms to use AJAX.

• Modified Auto-complete

  by Anjesh Tuladhar

  A modified version of the auto-complete plugin by Dylan Verheul which has extortions for auto-completing multiple words in the same text input.

• More JQuery :selectors

  by George Adamson

  Plugin to provide additional handy query selectors such as :focus, :modified, :selected, :text and :input to compliment JQuery's powerful query syntax.

• Multi-Column Select Box

  by Mark Holtzhausen

  Turn a table into a multi-column sortable dropdown box.

• prototype $F() replacement

  by Yonk Enterprises

  Use $F(element_name) to return value of an element, $FF(form_name) to return array of values from a form, and a jQuery function for creating a hash from an array.

• Select Box Manipulation

  by Sam Collett

  Allows to add, delete, sort and select options in a select box.

• Simple Form Validator

  by Will Jessup

  Use both server side and JavaScript validators (and write your own) in an easy to use plugin.

• tEditable

  by Josh Hundley

  Based jEditable, but modified for table use. Posts row and column of changed cell. It allows cells in a table to be edited and posted to a server ajaxically.

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