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jQuery UI Cookbook

You're reading from   jQuery UI Cookbook For jQuery UI developers this is the ultimate guide to maximizing the potential of your user interfaces. Full of great practical recipes that cover every widget in the framework, it's an essential manual.

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Product type Paperback
Published in Jul 2013
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781782162186
Length 290 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Table of Contents (19) Chapters Close

jQuery UI Cookbook
Credits
About the Author
About the Reviewers
www.PacktPub.com
Preface
1. Creating Accordions FREE CHAPTER 2. Including Autocompletes 3. Crafting Buttons 4. Developing Datepickers 5. Adding Dialogs 6. Making Menus 7. Progress Bars 8. Using Sliders 9. Using Spinners 10. Using Tabs 11. Using Tooltips 12. Widgets and More! Index

Displaying month-to-month effects


When the datepicker selector is shown, we're typically displaying one month at a time for the user. If the user needs to navigate backward through time, they do so using the previous month button. Likewise, they can move forward through time using the next month button. The datepicker widget just empties out the datepicker div when this happens, regenerates some HTML for the calendar and inserts that. This all happens very quickly, essentially instantaneously as far as the user is concerned.

Let's liven up this month-to-month navigation a little bit by injecting some effects into the datepicker internals.

Getting ready

We can use any datepicker widget for this experiment, but it's probably more straightforward to just use an inline datepicker display instead of using a text input. That way, the datepicker is there when the page loads and we don't need to open it. Inline datepickers are created using a div element.

<div class="calendar"></div>

How...

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