
Recently I was asked to implement search in long dropdowns. Our customer got stressed each time when he had had to find a product in the loooong list.
I tried to search for a solution in the Internet and there are at least two fancy ones. But one of them is very slow for long lists (well, we do need to search in long lists first of all) and the other one is simple but doesn't allow to select items manually.
So I ended up with very easy solution
It's strange... but when I searched for the js snippet for this functionality I either got out-of-date javascript snippets that don't work anywhere else except IE 5 (I guess) or strange monsters that allow to save current page anywhere except browser itself!
Here's the solution for the case when you want to create nice input hints when there's no focus in the input or on lose focus action.
Example:
Hi everyone.
I've found one interesting javascript tool for adding reflections to images.
http://cow.neondragon.net/stuff/reflection/
It works really cool as for me. I'm not going to tell you a lot about it, just visit project's homepage for detailed examples and here are some previews of this script with my photos.
http://www.rsdn.ru/article/inet/jQuery.xml
Very useful link for those who know russian. Some kind of Beginners Guide for jQuery.
Quite big list of lightboxes - very glamour effects of showing photos in pop-up windows. I might use one of these later :)