The UIZE JavaScript Framework includes scores of excellent examples to get you started. This index lists all 109 JavaScript examples.
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Easily create a 3D rotation viewer in UIZE that lets users rotate the view of an object a full 360 degrees using a mouse, or finger on the Apple iPad.
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See how to animate the position of an HTML element and how to apply amazingly realistic motion effects like easing, elasticity, bounce, and many more.
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See how to animate the size of an HTML element and how to apply amazingly realistic physics effects like easing, elasticity, bounce, and many more.
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See how to animate CSS3 box-shadow in order to make buttons leap out of the page when you mouse over them and bounce back when you mouse out of them.
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See how a fancy photo info tooltip can be added for multiple links, where the tooltip's HTML is built using data tucked in the links' title attribute.
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See an example that uses bar widgets to create a dynamic bar chart to compare nutritional data for fruits, with slick JavaScript animation effects.
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See how a bevel overlay can be created for an image, where the thickness and opacity of the bevel can be controlled dynamically with slider widgets.
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See an example of a color grid, where the color swatches in the grid are interpolated from RGB corner colors that can be dynamically set by the user.
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See a demo of the HTML swapper widget, which provides a JavaScript animation transition effect when swapping out the HTML that the widget displays.
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The image port widget displays an image in a view port using logical sizing and positioning values. See it here, with controls for all its properties.
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See a basic example of the marquee widget in action. Some test links provided let you change some of the widget's configuration options dynamically.
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See a mask widget being used to highlight an image in a layout. Switching to highlighting a different image is accompanied by a JavaScript animation.
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Ever needed a progress bar for your Ajax applications to show that requests are busy and how much longer they may take? This demo will show you how.
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See a very basic example of a slider widget that lets you select a value in the range of 0 to 200, with a display of the currently selected value.
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Make your data tables sortable with little to no changes needed to your table HTML. Sort on string columns, date columns, and numerical value columns.
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See how bevel overlays can be created for multiple images, where the thickness and opacity of the bevel for all images can be controlled with sliders.
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See a demonstration of the button widget, with a logger that displays its events and state changes, and with links for modifying its state properties.
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See a demonstration of different HTML implementations for the basic button widget. Play with the enabled, busy, and selected states of the buttons.
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See an example of a calendar widget that you can use on your own Web site to let users choose a date from a grid, with controls for navigating months.
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See an example of how a calendar widget can be used to control Wikipedia, where choosing a date loads the Wikipedia page for that date in an IFRAME.
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Among the creative uses of the bar widget is this characters used indicator for a textarea. As you type, the bar indicates chars used and remaining.
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See an example of a color grid, with RGB color pickers for editing corner colors, and the ability to click-and-drag in the grid to "smear" its colors.
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Easily convert color values from one format to another. Convert between RGB hex, RGB tuple string, HSL, HSV, CMYK, and SVG color names.
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Explore a wide variety of color gradients - from basic gradients to intricate patterns. Tweak presets or build your own. Use gradients to pick colors.
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See how three RGB color picker widgets - with sliders for red, green, and blue - can be used to tweak text color, background color, and border color.
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See a demo of a dynamically generated color gradient, where the two end colors of the gradient can be modified using RGB color pickers with sliders.
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When you have a limited palette of colors, how can you sort the colors to find the closest matches to a desired color? This example shows you how.
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See an example of a sortable data table, where one column has complex HTML and some rows are fixed. No problem - the table sort widget handles it all!
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See how two instances of the zooming collection item widget can be coupled together to give you a side-by-side zoomed in comparison of two images.
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Add pizazz to JavaScript animations - bounce, easing, elasticity, and more. Visualize and experiment with preset curve functions. Or create your own!
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The date picker widget lets users pick dates within configured date ranges, inside a shared date picker dialog. Many configurations are demonstrated.
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See a demo of the deck swapper widget, which provides a JavaScript animation transition effect when swapping from one item in the deck to another.
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Why settle for ugly JavaScript alert and confirm dialogs when you can have stylish inline HTML dialogs, themed to your choosing with a bit of CSS!
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See an example of a draggable modal JavaScript dialog that uses inline HTML (rather than a blockable popup window) and has a shield to block the page.
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See how to configure the marquee widget. Learn how to contrain to area, have a fixed aspect ratio, minimum dimensions, non-resizable sides, and more.
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See how to easily create a JavaScript digital clock widget in UIZE, that shows hours, minutes, and seconds, using UIZE's seven segment display widget.
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See an example of a domain list editor that lets the user add domains to a list, or select items from the list to remove or modify and then re-add.
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Learn about drag-and-drop in this basic example where you'll see how to wire up a bunch of image thumbnails so they can be dragged around a workspace.
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See how a draggable image port is wired up to a set of sliders. Use the image port and the sliders update. Use the sliders and the image port updates.
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See an example of a dynamic grid of images, where you can select one or more, drag-and-drop to rearrange, remove, select all, clear selection, etc.
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See a demo of an options set widget, where the HTML for the widget's buttons can be dynamically regenerated just by setting new values for the widget.
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Edge related virtual DOM events let you perform different actions based upon from which edge the mouse enters or exits a node. See how this works.
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See a demonstration of the busy and enabled mechanisms of the widget base class, and how busy and enabled state can be inherited within a widget tree.
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See how acceleration and deceleration affect fades in this visual representation using color gradients, where fades are blending between two colors.
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Visualize how different acceleration / deceleration curves affect a fade with this graphical representation using bar widgets.
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See how CSS style properties can be faded across a series of nodes to create color gradient effects you wouldn't think possible without using images.
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See how different values for the quantization property affect a fade with this visualization using color gradients for different quantization values.
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Animate complex data objects with ease. UIZE supports compound value interpolation. See how an array of two RGB color objects can be faded over time.
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Elegant menu animation effects to liven up any dull Web page! This JavaScript example shows you what is possible with the UIZE JavaScript Framework.
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See how an HTML info tooltip can be added for multiple links, where the tooltip's contents is built using data tucked into the links' title attribute.
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See how a tree data object can be generated by analyzing the structure and contents of a nested list defined by an HTML ul (unordered list) tag.
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See how a tree data object can be created by analyzing the occurrence of different CSS classes for section headings at different depths of a document.
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See a demo of the tree select widget being used to let the user choose a value from a hierarchical value list using the browser's built-in select tag.
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Who needs boring menus when you can have stunning menu animations that will have your users mesmerized! You have to see these effects to believe them.
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See how to liven up image thumbnails with some cool JavaScript animation! Diverse effects can be achieved by animating different CSS style properties.
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Stretch the limits of what can be done with animated menus. Using JavaScript to animate CSS style properties can produce amazingly slick effects!
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Animate the color, horizontal offset, vertical offset, and blur radius properties for any number of CSS3 text shadows to produce amazing menu effects.
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Create a simple JavaScript slideshow experience with the cycling image swap widget. Each image is revealed with a different swap / transition effect.
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See this demo, where an image port is resizable by a marquee, to better understand how the logical sizing and positiong of the image port widget work.
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This example demonstrates that the image swap widget can perform transitions with images in the PNG format that have an alpha / transparency channel.
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The calculator widget gives you all the functions you'd expect: division, multiplication, addition, subtraction, square root, memory, and percent.
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Take bloated JavaScript source code and scrunch (minify, compress) it using this versatile tool. Drastically reduce its size and even obfuscate it!
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Experiment with JavaScript templates and see how they can be used to generate HTML. See them compiled to JavaScript functions, and JavaScript modules.
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Take ugly / unreadable JSON data and prettify it by re-serializing it. Make it look exactly how you want with the many serialization options provided.
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See a demo of a template JavaScript module - hand-written, rather than compiled from a JST file - used to generate a hierarchical list from JSON data.
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Experience the image magnifier widget that lets you see a zoomed in version of a highlighted area of an image, with support for multiple zoom levels.
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See this demo for a drag-and-drop image crop interface, with an enlarged display of the cropped region. Drag to move it, or drag its edges to resize.
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See a demo of the marquee widget's Drag Rest event, which lets you perform more costly drag updates only when the user rests the mouse or ends drag.
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See how to supply your own HTML template for widgets. Seven sliders in a row - all using the same HTML, but each with its own unique configuration.
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See how to use the options widget to let the user pick a single option from a set of options by clicking on an option button. Test links are provided.
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See the population class used to dynamically generate HTML for a photo set, where the HTML for each photo shows title, image, description, and rating.
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See an example of a draggable and resizable modal JavaScript dialog that uses inline HTML (rather than a blockable popup window) and is configurable.
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See the scrolly widget in action, as it scrolls two sets of thumbnails - horizontal and vertical - with an accompanying JavaScript animation effect.
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See the scrolly widget being used to create a scrollable carousel, where scrolling through the pages is accompanied by a JavaScript animation effect.
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This demo shows how you can sequence the appearance of thumbnails in a grid, with thumbnails filling in from the top left and bottom right corners.
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See how thumbnails in a grid of thumbnails can be revealed in a choreographed manner, with a JavaScript animation effect for revealing each thumbnail.
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See a demo of the setNodeValue and getNodeValue instance methods being used to set and get the value for a multiple select style listbox form element.
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See an interactive demonstration of a seven segment display widget, much like the classic LED / LCD digit displays on calculators and digital watches.
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See how some widget HTML for a slider widget can be shared by multiple slider widget instances. The UIZE JavaScript Framework makes this possible.
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Experiment with SimpleData - an indentation-based format for representing structured data. Convert data formatted as SimpleData to the JSON format.
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Experiment with SimpleDoc - a Wikitext like document format. See its formatting rules in action. See how it is generated to HTML and preview the HTML.
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See how to use a slider widget that has buttons for incrementing or decrementing the value, and buttons for selecting the maximum and minimum values.
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Get three sliders in the same room together and you've got yourself an RGB color selector. See how to get sliders to cooperate for the greater good.
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Three sliders for one RGB color selector. Three sliders for another. One slider to blend between the colors. Three sliders to show the blended color.
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See an example of a barebones JavaScript slideshow widget, with navigation buttons, basic display of image, title, slide number, and total slides.
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Who says that a slideshow can only be used to display an image? See this demo - it uses a slideshow to display nutritional data for various fruits.
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See a slideshow demo that transitions from image to image with a JavaScript animation effect and that also displays rating stars using a bar widget.
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See an example of a JavaScript slideshow widget with stunning image wipe animation effects that you didn't believe were possible with just JavaScript.
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See all the standardized colors of the CSS 3 specification in a sortable table, where you can sort by name, hue, saturation, lightness, and more.
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See how the population class is used to dynamically generate HTML using an HTML template and a records array, where each record has structured data.
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Add tabbed interfaces to your own Web pages. See how in this example. Some test links are provided to demo the programmatic interface of this widget.
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Everyone's seen a basic tabbed interface. Why not add some pizazz to your tabs with a JavaScript animation cross-fade effect! This demo shows you how.
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A basic preset skin is provided for the slider widget that is customizable with various parameters. This demo shows a few variations using this skin.
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See a demo of the setNodeValue method, which can set a value on select boxes, checkboxes, radio buttons, text inputs, textareas, divs, spans...
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In this demo, an image is split into six image port tiles. A JavaScript animation zooms from seeing it repeated six times to seeing the large version.
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UIZE makes it easy to transfer state from one widget to another. See how to copy state from one marquee to another - or even how to keep them coupled.
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See a demo of a JavaScript expandable / collapsible tree list widget, that can be easily built from a JSON object and can even be dynamically updated.
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See a demo of JavaScript menus, that can be easily built from a JSON object and can even be dynamically updated. These menus also support separators.
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See a demo of two instances of the tree select widget used side-by-side - one lets the user select an animal, the other lets the user select a plant.
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See how to run the various unit tests of the UIZE JavaScript Framework. Run a unit test and watch as the test runner chunks through its tests.
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See a demo of the toggle button that lets the user cycle through values by repeatedly clicking it. Experiment with the widget's configuration options.
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See stunning image wipe animation effects you didn't believe possible with JavaScript. Choose from dozens of presets. Tweak values to make your own.
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See some amazing possibilities for image transitions using lightweight JavaScript animation. Play with lots of effect presets, and even make your own.
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Astonish users with a slick animated image preview feature where a larger preview zooms out from a grid of thumbnail images. This demo shows you how.
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A demonstration of various virtual DOM events, such as mouseRest, mouseRemainOver, mouseRemainDown, remainFocused, ctrlClick, shiftClick, and more.
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See how a draggable image port lets you control zoom for an image in a view port by ctrl-clicking and dragging, or pan by just clicking and dragging.
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See how the zooming collection item widget is used in combination with an image selector strip to provide an interface for previewing multiple images.
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Experience the zooming collection item widget. It gives you a lightweight and intuitive preview behavior, with a JavaScript animation zoom-in effect.