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I want to write a simple javascript code for a text area, which should spell check the words in the text area with custom word list (medical words). I have a word list with more than 5000 medical words and I want to use that as the custom list. After comparing with the custom list, if the spelling is wrong, it should provide suggestions from the custom list, so that you can correct in the text area.
Are there any javascripts out there for this? I tried BJspell, but there is no option to add custom words.
1) try this https://github.com/badsyntax/jquery-spellchecker
here is a sample http://jquery-spellchecker.badsyntax.co/
2) try this http://www.javascriptspellcheck.com/
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HiEveryone :)
I'm looking for a jQuery plugin or tool that Show me Search Results EXACTLY like this:
http://i.stack.imgur.com/j4aBt.jpg
you can see the live demo at http://www.xda-developers.com (Find Your Device On Forum...)
I want to make exactly the same (I want to wenter 'phone name' and 'link' Manually). How should I do?
Please Help me to find out the result and source.
Mercy
I advice using the Chosen JQuery here.
Chosen is a JavaScript plugin that makes long, unwieldy select boxes much more user-friendly. It is currently available in both jQuery and Prototype flavors.
You can use typeahead. You can overwrite typeahead's css to display it however you want to.
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I am very new to web development and was wondering if there is any useful library that will allow some type of markup to be displayed created by users similar to stackoverflow. Specifically I am asking the user the post code and want them to be able to format it.
It is actually quite simple as long as you force users to type tags as well.
If you force user to type something like this to your input form:
<b>This is bold</b> and this is not.
and use the following code:
var text = $("#input-text").val();
$("#output-element").html(text);
Then tag will be formatted as html tag and you will see bold text instead of < b > in the output element. This works for all the possible tags as well.
fiddle: http://jsfiddle.net/AKykp/
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I am creating an angular-js based web application. I want to create an automated walkthrough/app-tour for the same - just like we see on google or facebook when they release some new features/buttons.
This is to ask the community if they can direct me to some tutorials. Also, I would like to create text boxes pointing at my features, say some button in the app. How do I make sure that this text box is positioned at the same place as the button?
You can use IntroJS library which is simple, easy to use and free. Check the site, click the green button 'Show me how' to get an intro to intro!
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I like GUI and controls of Atlassian Jira. In particular they have cool multi-select combo control. I need to implement similar control on my site.
I am using jquery-ui.
What library do they use? What license?
Can I find it somewhere as JScript?
Is there anything similar free or commercial?
Developer website with demo:
http://www.atlassian.com/software/jira/tour/
UPDATE SAMPLE IMAGE
You can also check this select2
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I'm looking for a color picker and color scheme generator based on javascript-html (preferably as a jQuery plugin).
The picker should be able to suggest seconday and tertiary colors based on a selected primary color and a selected scheme rule (triads, monocomatic, complimentary, etc..).
It should works something like this
It shouldn't be as copmprehensive as kuler though, and not take up more space than the colorpicker from here
I've been searching already of course, and couldn't find any. I'll be ready to get one developed, but would like to hear any suggestions for existing solutions or solutions that provide some of the functionality I'm looking for here (to fork from)..
Check this: http://www.xarg.org/project/jquery-color-plugin-xcolor/#meth_darken.
Color selection is a bit wonky but there are several color rules in place to spit out some combinations.