Krzysztof Kotowicz

jQuery option tree

This jquery plugin converts passed JSON option tree into dynamically created elements allowing you to choose one nested option from the tree. It should be attached to a (most likely hidden) element. It requires an option tree object. Object property names become labels of created select ... [More] elements, each non-leaf node in the tree contains other nodes. Leaf nodes contain one value - it will be inserted into attached element when chosen. [Less]

HTTP File Server

HttpFileServer is a simple REST-oriented file server with minimal requirements: * PHP 5 (5.2 I suppose) * web server (Apache will do) * writable directory (this is where your files will be stored) This is for the server part. For the client part you only need to be able to do ... [More] HTTP GET and HTTP POST requests, so you're good with just wget in a batch script (or .NET application, or Ruby, PHP, Java - pretty much anything nowadays can form HTTP requests). Example usage: # store file on server - use HTTP POST wget --post-file=file_to_send.txt http://server/index.php/path/to/store/file.txt -O - # retrieve file - use HTTP GET wget http://server/index.php/path/to/store/file.txt [Less]

jQuery hijack

Plugin allows you to make links and forms within a remotely loaded content change only the container they have been loaded in (a tab, dialog or any other kind of widget) in an easy way. This allows you to easily introduce submitting and validating forms in a dialog, page through search results in ... [More] a tab etc. This tiny (1 KB minified) plugin is a great addition and has been tested with jQuery UI widgets and jqModal plugin - several examples are given in the demonstration. The only requirements are jQuery 1.3 and jQuery Form plugin (only if you are using form hijacking). [Less]