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My last jQuery post looked at how to count the number of options in a select and then clear all options from the select. This post looks at how to add a new option to a select with jQuery.

Learn how to create the nice Digg style selectors instead of using radio buttons on your forms.

Ok guys so if you whant to have a immediately way of validating forms this is a client side way of doing it, it is not secure as a php form validation script but its easy to implement and use for a small or personal website so watch the movie play around with the code and enjoy !

Tutorial on how to manipulate forms with jQuery, especially how to create custom tabbing.

This is a tutorial on how to write a validation script for HTML form inputs using jQuery. There are plenty of these out there already, but in most cases I found that they could not be applied quickly. 9 out of 10 websites that I develop need nothing more than a simple validation to tell the user when an input was left empty or filled in improperly. Once you’ve gotten the hang of this script, it will only take you a couple of minutes to reapply it to each new website that you’d like it on.

There are hundreds of ways to present a login form and a registration form. Here is one way to do it but more over I hope you will take out of this not just how to make this form but the principal’s you can apply to your forms.

This is a complete step-by-step tutorial on how to create a kick-ass contact form that is sure to impress your users. All you need is jQuery. No plugins are necessary for this to work, and it is only 2kb of extra javascript in addition to the jQuery library. This also works on all browsers, IE6 and up.

This script limits the amount of text a user can enter in particular INPUT type="text" or TEXTAREA elements? plus displays in real time the number of characters remaining. A callback function enables you to define your own actions when the field limit has been reached, such as apply a red border around the field in question.

This tutorial will walk you through configuring a JavaScript based progress bar that can triggered by several things. The last tutorial I did, I mentioned doing it with PHP and the results of a query. That is what this tutorial is going to be about.

This tutorial will walk you through creating a registration form that includes a password strength checker to tell the user how strong (security wise) their password is. This form will also include two password boxes and will verify that the same password has been entered twice to prevent typing the wrong thing into a password box.

This tutorial will walk you through Configuring a javascript based progress bar that can triggered by several things. You could have it triggered by how many results are pulled back from a database, or you could have it triggered by the length of a textbox (passwords), or even trigger it by checkboxes that are checked.

Learn how to limit the amount of text or characters in a form field such as a text area. No regular expressions or replace functions making it completely cross browser friendly and very light weight.

Today I wanted to write a quick demonstration of how to do a simple form validation. Here you will learn how to make sure that certain form fields are filled before any data is allowed to be sent off.

This is the sixth part of the tutorial explaining how to create your own advanced WYSIWYG editor. in this part i will be talking about enhancing our WYSIWYG editor and add more commands to it like strike,horizontal rule,super script, sub script ,outdent,indent , remove format , heading and fonts.

This is the fifth of the tutorial explaining how to create your own advanced WYSIWYG editor. in this part i will be talking about some tips and tricks to make the editor more powerful like how to write to the editor ?and how to stylish its content ? and also a simple way to make our editor faster in loading .

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