5 Awesome Free jQuery Calendars for Your Next Project

There are so many free jQuery calendar projects out there that it can definitely be overwhelming when it comes to choosing one to include in your next project, which is why we've compiled this handy list of hand-picked FREE and lightweight jQuery calendar plugins. Each plugin on this list is easy to install, user-friendly, and […]
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How to Use jQuery’s .blur() Method

jQuery's .blur() method isn't exactly what it sounds like -- the word "blur" in this context should be taken as more of a figurative term than a literal one. The .blur() method doesn't actually apply a blur effect to any elements, it simply refers to when an element was in focus and then becomes out […]
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How to use jQuery to Prevent Multiple Form Submit for Efficient Forms

Often when a jQuery form is submitted, it can accidentally happen more than once. Depending on the server speed or the internet connection, the request to submit the form can go through slowly, which often leads to the user hitting the submit button more than once because they may think it isn't working. When this […]
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jQuery Snippet: Enable Submit if Input Field has Value

A cool thing that jQuery allows you to do is enable and disable certain elements based on particular conditions. The following snippet shows you how to enable a submit button that has been disabled if text has been entered into an input field. If the input field has a value, then the form can be […]
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jQuery 3.0: Fix url.indexOf is Not a Function Error

jQuery 3.0 is out, and if you started working with it and plan to work with this, then you may encounter the error “Uncaught TypeError: url.indexOf is not a function”. This error is related to jQuery 3.0 and it is occurring due to one of the change made to jQuery 3.0. First, let’s see how this […]
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Set/Get/Delete Cookies with jQuery

There are a lot of plugins you can use to set, get, and delete cookies using jQuery, but there's also a fairly simple code that will achieve all three of those actions without the need for a heavy plugin. Check out the snippets below: Set cookies: function setCookie(name, value, expires, path, domain, secure) { var […]
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