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I am looking for a lightweight Tree-Implementation for Html(5) and JS that supports at least:
Custom rendering of "nodes"
Drag'n'Drop of nodes
The idea of being lightweight is that, besides jQuery, there should be no other dependencies for the tree, including but not limited to have no dependencies on jquery-ui at all.
I wasn't able to find any else than either jquery-ui based or commercial or huge codebase or without the given requirements.
thanks
jsTree plugin is a great and very recommended JS library for implementing trees in HTML pages.
It supports JSON data, drag-n-drop and much more related features...
Take a look at its demo page: http://www.jstree.com/demo
As for HTML 5 support, take a look at this ticket: Feature-Request: HTML5 attributes for metadata
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I have a js object that contains hierarchical data, and I want to represent it using a tree or something like how windows do with it's folders in the exploring panel.
Is there any JQuery library that could help me doing this ?
Take a look at jsTree. It's cross-browser compatible back to IE8
Treeview also looks right, but it's lacking support (the last commit was over a year ago). On their website, they recommend jsTree.
You will easy get a javascript api and js, i was get help before use in my java tiles project
visit http://dhtmlx.com/docs/products/dhtmlxTree/
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I'm building a php, javascript powered website and I want to include a powerful wysiwyg editor which can include images, code etc. If possible I want to implement the same one like stackoverflow. how can I do it??
You have to choose dependes on your requirement, and almost all the editors are having same/common features
personally i like TinyMce
if you want to see more editors see this link
Lucky you there is new lightweight implementation of wysiwyg editor out which uses contenteditable attribute and is compatible with different browser versions https://github.com/guardian/scribe. This solution is more customizable than the others.
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I bought a responsive admin panel template built with bootstrap. I have a question:
What is the best way of using tools to implement jquery calls to a webservice to update stats and the rest of functions on the page. I also used to it in notepad++ but I need more efficient tools for developing javascript and adding it to the .html files of the admin panel.
if you can pay for license then webstrom is best.
I am from java background therefore I use eclipse ide
The tool you use is your own choice. Some people will feel better on notepad++, other better with Sublime Text,...
You have to try them to make your own opinion and choose the one you feel most confortable with.
The code predictor you're talking about is called intellisense.
Take a look at this question. It seems to be quiet similar as your question : https://stackoverflow.com/questions/925219/best-javascript-editor-or-ide-with-intellisense-and-debugging-possibly
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I am interested in knowing the most lightweight javascript library for plotting interactive graphs. The data that I have is mostly scientific data related to ocean research.
I know a few of the jquery library namely Highcharts, and JS charts. But what I am looking for is most lightweight library. The graph does not need to feed live data but it must be interactive.
I would definitely recommend D3.js.
There are some extremely well made data driven documents and examples using it. Many presentations from the recent VizSec conference made use of it as well.
Some of my co-workers have used Flot JQuery plugin. Check that out. http://www.flotcharts.org/
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I'm writing a jQuery application to allow analysis of data with the help of visual cues. My data is retrieved via XMLHttpRequest in the form of JSON. The visual cues include histograms, spark lines, and various other graph types. The idea is that the user is able to narrow their data via these various visual views.
My question is thus - aside from the Google Charts API, does there exist a JavaScript way of presenting a Venn Diagram?
Requirement: no Flash.
Canvas is acceptable.
In a word:
Raphael
An alternative to the vector-based Raphael approach would be processing.js which is canvas-based. That said, Raphael is a very nice drawing library as well.
I have been playing around a d3js based solution:
https://github.com/sidoh/venn
Hope it helps!