Category: jQuery

On recent Sharepoint (WSS3) sites I use jQuery extensively.  One of the things I often do is to remove the default Site Actions menu and draw those same links at the bottom of each page in the site.  I had found a way to successfully parse the Site Actions menu using some trickery: $(‘#siteactions ie\\:menuitem’).each(function(){… Continue reading Parsing the Sharepoint Site Actions menu with jQuery

If you are having difficulty with Firefox kicking off two events simultaneously and not happening in other browsers, the issue may lie with your $(document).ready or $(window).ready events.  Normally it isn’t a problem to have multiple .ready blocks on your page.  However, I ran into a pesky bug today that only affected Firefox.  Consolidating my… Continue reading MisFire(fox)

Sharepoint can be a very useful collaboration tool but if you are stuck with WSS instead of MOSS you might find yourself wishing you could do more. Your organization probably won’t let you just start coding up .NET and sticking it anywhere you want in your site.  So if you are looking to enhance your… Continue reading Accessing web services in Sharepoint with jQuery

I found these recently thanks to a link from Adam Walker and had to share.  I have needed popup bubbles or tooltips from time to time over the years and this has to be one of the most elegant solutions I have seen. Check out how to create these for yourself over at jQuery for… Continue reading Coda style popup bubbles