Google Calendar and similar other online calendaring applications provide simple centralized systems, where online communities can maintain event calendars and community members can extract information about upcoming events. But many organizations prefer to display event calendars on their community portals, forums, or blogs. They often copy event calendar information from online calendaring applications onto their [...]
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Posted on September 22nd, 2011 in Web Development
Tags: Google Calender
Posted on August 25th, 2011 in javascript & jquery
This code will give you the date after 30 days and number of days between any two dates.Sometimes it is required in a program to get a particular date and the difference between two dates. This code is short but essentially effective.
Calculating The Date After 30 Days:
function next_date() {
var d1==$(“# current_ date”).val();
// The [...]
Tags: javascript
Posted on August 04th, 2011 in Web Development
A lot of websites now require registration, which means that users are either assigned a username and password, or get to select one. Here are some simple steps that will make the process a bit more secure:
Use the “password” input type:
Instead of <input type=”text”> you should always use <input type=”password”> as this lets the browser [...]
Tags: javascript, validation
