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50 free and easy-to-modify AJAX tools
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If you use AJAX already for your Web 2.0 projects or are just thinking about it and need information, check out this one-stop source of AJAX plug-ins. In addition to free code that covers things from fish-eye effects for icon browsing to auto completion text fields Ajaxdaddy shows you the code, and gives you a sandbox area to get a feel for how the widget performs and to do some experimentation.
But the best part of AjaxDaddy is that you can first check out how the applet works – the user interface, and performance aspects. You can even mess with some of the html code to see how it reacts to my potential changes from the sandbox area.
So go have a look over at AjaxDaddy.com and get some of their free web 2.0 lovin’ for yourself or hit up the individual AJAX sections below:
MooTools Autocomplete
A MooTools Autocompleter widget that creates a unobtrusive and customisable suggestion box for input fields from variable data sources.
Scriptaculous Autocomplete
The Ajax.Autocompleter class allows for server-powered autocompleting text fields.
BrandSNew Autocomplete
The AutoSuggest class adds a popdown menu of suggested values to a text field.
jQuery Carousel
jCarousel is a jQuery plugin for controlling a list of items in horizontal or vertical order.
Swazz Javascript Calendar
Llightweight widget which shows a calendar for use in picking dates on form fields.
35mm Photo Viewer
There are an infinite number of ways to organize and present photos. Complex gallery.
Crossfade Gallery
This is a simple script that will reveal multiple elements one at a time with a cross-fade effect.
Multi Ajax Star Rating
This is a rating bar script done with PHP/mySQL/Ajax that allows users to rate things.
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