Forms
Facebook like Autosuggestion
Filed in Forms - 4 months ago
Facebook like Autosuggestion user search with jQuery, Ajax and PHP.
Facebook Style Wall Post
Filed in Forms - 4 months ago
Are you looking for Facebook style wall post application. It contains update, comment and delete with jQuery animation effect.
Stylish Select
Filed in Forms - 5 months ago
A cross-browser, accessible alternative to the standard form element which can be fully customised with CSS.
Easiest “check all” ever with jQuery
Filed in Forms - 7 months ago
This code checks/unchecks all checkboxes within the same fieldset. Simple and semantic.
Tagbox
Filed in Forms - 7 months ago
Tagbox is a simple tagging plugin for jQuery. It automatically collects and split user input into tags. See project page for more information.
Reinventing a Drop Down
Filed in Forms - 7 months ago
This shows you how to style HTML select / drop down box using CSS and jQuery.
HashMask
Filed in Forms - 8 months ago
HashMask is an attempt to find a more secure middle ground between clear and masked passwords. It does this by visualizing a hashed representation of the password as a sparkline with color - the intent being that the user would become familiar with this image and be able to easily confirm that they typed the right (or wrong) password.
Editable Select
Filed in Forms - 8 months ago
Transforms a select list to a text input so you can edit the value directly, or choose a value from the list options. Basically takes the best of text inputs and select lists and mixes it together.
iPhone-like Password Fields using jQuery
Filed in Forms - 8 months ago
A plugin that transforms HTML form password field into iPhone / iPod Touch like password fields, passwords get masked while typing but the last character in row is shown in plain text.
jQuery Imageless Buttons
Filed in Forms - 8 months ago
This jQuery plugin is an attempt to recreate Google's imageless buttons and prove that it doesn't take a whole team of engineers and an endless cycle of code revision and quality control (their own words) to pull this off.
