JQuery - Morten Nielsen

Basic Authorization fails for special characters with JQuery on mobile-web-kit

We are using Basic Authorization for our REST-api at RemoteX and it’s no surprise that we have a lot of special characters in our usernames (åäö and spaces). What’s interesting is that using JQuery.ajax() with just username and password will fail for these special characters. Encoding the

JavaScript

Home automation using TellStick and Linux

I got a Tellstick for Christmas together with some Nexa remote controllers for the lighting at home. I knew that this type of project needed to be started immediately or else it would just loose it self in a drawer somewhere. So I added some tasks to Track and Shuffle

JQuery

Functional TagEditor

I notice now that I cannot use the tag editor I’ve created from RemoteX Applications on my personal laptop. In requires a larger screen than what I have. Anyway, this is a working version of the design I showed to mock-up earlier Each row has a sub-class handling each

JQuery

Target acquired

I ran into a designers block while working on a new feature for the online configuration editor for RemoteX Applications. (notice the name change?) An interesting observation was that the risk for the design has shifted. In previous features I started with QUnit and the highest risk part, isolated it,

JavaScript

Are you writing JavaScript or JQuery?

I’ve noticed that more and more, when I search for infromation for JavaScript I search for JQuery not JavaScript. Have I reached the point that I consider developing JavaScript code to be JQuery development? It is of sort natural, as JQuery close to eliminates alot of the work required

JavaScript

RemoteX Localization Editor final touches

I’ve been working on a JavaScript client for our REST-service. So far it’s an editor for Localization and pick list options. But I was on a roll! So we charge by the amount of users each installation, lets add an easy way to calculate the amount of users.

JavaScript

RemoteX Applications Localization Editor next step

In a previous post I mentioned that I started working on a localization editor for RemoteX Applications. This last week I started change a few things on the server side. In RemoteX Applications there are certain combobox’es where you can change the content to customer specific lists. Previously they

JavaScript

Testing JQuery AJAX communication code

I developed a JQuery Application using TDD these last couple of days. During the testing I used a new technique for testing my AJAX calls, so I thought I’d blog about how I test AJAX calls done by JQuery. First of you have to see that there are several

JQuery

Localization editor for Applications

I don’t realy know what to do right now, so I thought I’d share some of the latest work on RemoteX Applications. RemoteX Applications has support for multiple languages being used in the same hosted installation. Basically we install a set of languages for each installation. Now most

Architecture

JQuery: keeping your site-state in the addressbar

More and more sites are doing it. Keeping their state in the address bar of the browser, enabling AJAX driven dynamic html pages to use the back and forward buttons between javascript driven views. The most common website that uses this functionality, that I know of, is GMail. If you

Grails

Grails: UI-performance plugin

I installed the UI-performance plugin last night. Configured it to bundle my javascript code into a single compressed file. Did the same with my CSS files. With everything bundled and compressed the size of the the page download is reduced from 485 Kb to 187 Kb. I only had some

Ajax

Grails: Ajax Login using Basic Auth

So I have my Grails environment setup. The point is to build a REST-service that will work as a back end to a highly dynamic JavaScript page. I chose Grails, since it builds on Hibernate and Spring. Two frameworks Id like to examine for the purpose of seeing the differences