CJ Site Radar, formally CJ Website Visitor Tracking, is an experimental tool to help you visualize the live traffic on your website. This project is using a variety of technologies, including jQuery, Processing.js and ColdFusion. It should work with any modern web browser. But do to the fact that this is an experimental too, Internet Explorer is not supported at this time. (It can be, I'm just being lazy!)
CJ Parse Tools is a jQuery plug-in that contains a collection of various parsing functions to help you convert strings to various formats. Tools include converting HTML markup and Latin 1 entities to Ascii, converting a string to valid XML Latin 1 entities and converting ASCII back to HTML & XML entities. Essentially if you need to convert something like & to &, then this JQuery plugin is for you.
CJ Simpler Slideshow is a basic slideshow plug-in for jQuery. It dissolves between a series of images located within a user defined block. This project is based off another one of my projects, CJ Simple Slideshow. I had a few request to allow the user to supply links for some of the images. The only problem with changing the other project was that it wasn't a simple fix, so I decided to create a brand new plug-in based on it. The other plug-in was designed to use a mouseOver to pause the script. This interfered with any mouseClicks, so a new project was decided upon.
A simple little javascript timer that alerts users that their session has expired and then sends them to a logout script automatically. This isn't the most graceful way of handling this, because they still loose whatever data they were trying to enter, but at least now they know they have a limited amount of time to make their updates.
I know, I know. There's about a gazillion slideshow plug-ins for JQuery. Trust me, I've seen em, I've used them and I've been impressed by them. But at times, the websites I'm working on, call for a simple little slideshow. That's all, nothing fancy. Just somethings that dissolves images, maybe some basic captioning and perhaps a little option to center the images or not.
A few years back, I made a little script that does just this. It was simple, had a small footprint and it did its job fairly well. The drawback was that it only allowed me to place one slideshow on a page at a time. So today I decided to re-write it and I figured while I was at it, convert it into a JQuery plug-in as well.