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Sep032010

Easy Autofill jQuery Plugin

by Ryan Tvenge

Here’s a little ditty I drew up in jQuery. Here is what you need to know:

The JS:

<script type='text/javascript' src='jquery.easy-autofill.js'></script> 
<script type="text/javascript"> 
$(function(){
	$('#targeted-form').autofill();
});
</script>

The html:

<form id="targeted-form"> 
	<fieldset> 
		<legend>Contact Me</legend> 
		<label for="contact-form" class="off-screen">Name</label> 
		<input type="text" name="s" value="" /> 
		<label for="contact-form" class="off-screen">Email</label> 
		<input type="text" name="s" value="" /> 
		<label for="contact-form" class="off-screen">Comment</label> 
		<textarea></textarea> 
		<input class="submit" type="submit" value="Submit" /> 
	</fieldset> 
</form>

It is important to know that the text that is used for the autofill is grabbing the label tag just before the input or textarea.

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• • Scripts
• Autofill
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Apr262010

Interactive Chrome Experiment Using Physics

by Ryan Tvenge

If you are running Google Chrome browser, check this little experiment out. They are using some physics and javascript:

• • Web Development

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Apr252010

Developer Chrome Extensions

link posted by Ryan Tvenge

If you are a Web Developer using Google Chrome, check out this list of great extensions.

• • Links of Interest

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Apr222010

Writing a Great Email

by Ryan Tvenge

Since I have been working in  a corporate culture, I have noticed that a lot of communication is done through email.

Email has become a huge communication tool in all of our workdays. The biggest risk in using this tool can be miscommunication. We could almost all agree that face to face conversations are less likely to have communication breakdowns than email, but this isn’t always feasible. Read the rest of this entry »

• • Organization
• email

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Aug012009

Increasing Productivity in Windows with Launchy

by Ryan Tvenge

Being mostly a mac guy, it pains me to say that because I use a PC at work, I work on a PC more than a Mac. That being said, I have to make these 40 hours a week as productive and as painless as possible. One of my coworkers had told me about Launchy, a tool that gives you a Spotlight/Quicksilver experience on a PC.

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• • Design Tools

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