by Derek Du
As a mostly backend developer, I am shocked at how long it could take to adjust page layout and transition with CSS/jQuery and try to learn the stuff on the go. I have struggled for probably an hour just to get a logo to display the transition effect that when you move the mouse closer, it turns to a menu button.
So I setup a div containing both the logo and the button, using jQuery&rs...

by Joe Zhou

Every night I spend about 15 minutes to quickly browse through the tweets from the 100+ individuals I follow on Twitter to get inspiration to either make me a better person or make my life easier. Below I want to share 3 tools that will make my life easier.
1.       Jsonstub can fake the back end while my team develops the front end. This is a time saver...

by Emma Tsai
Recently, we worked on an interesting web project, which enable the users to evaluate their return on investment and gross margin during different productivity phases. It defines the typical productivity phases a company goes through when introducing a new product or service. The results then will be quantified in a graph.
We developed it by using HTML, JavaScript, and jQuery. The we...

by Jacky Xu

Continuing from my previous blog post on building mobile apps for Intacct found here, I decided to build-out additional functionality and create new pages that allow the Intacct Login to gather more customer data (i.e. company name, contact name, phone, address, etc.).  Below, is the path I took to create this interaction:

1.    Add JavaScript functions to th...

by Jacky Xu
In a previous blog post, I talked about how to get the environment set up to create mobile apps with PhoneGap and jQuery. Once you have the environment set up, it’s time to get started:
1. Create new project like below.
 
Select Android Application Project and click next.
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by Jacky Xu

Intacct provides powerful functionality to get and save information through Ajax web API. I wondered if I could do something in a mobile environment to access this same information. PhoneGap makes web App mobile development easy, and PhoneGap does not require any knowledge of dense programming language, it is based upon the latest technologies like HTML5, CSS3 and javascript. The bigg...

by Joe Zhou
Late last year a client approached us to optimize their website for smartphones and tablets. When asked why they wanted a mobile site, they told us that 70% of their customers were college students and these students tend to use their smartphone to do just about everything online including shopping, gaming, social networking, etc. Because they built their website 5 years ago, it was no...

by Jacky Xu

Since becoming a certified Intacct Developer, I have had to brush up on my web development skills. Some of the things I learned seemed interesting enough to share with others. Here are a few items I picked up on jQGrid.

Installation

Create a folder named jqGrid on a computer, and create two folders within it, one named js and other named css.

Download the jquery library to the js f...

by Jacky Xu

Recently we had a project that shows data with jqGrid in Intacct. I’m not familiar with jqGrid, jQuery and jQuery UI. So I had to find some resources to learn how to use the controls. Below are some reference links and book titles. Hopefully, it can help you like it helped this jQuery Beginner. Reference sites:
1. http://jquery.com/ jQuery demos, online API documents and library...

by Derek Du

Delivering images with the right resolution to different client solutions is a basic tenet of the responsive design of web applications. There are a few ways to achieve that, one of them being using the Media Query of CSS, but in this blog post, I am going to present a different approach – severing images with JavaScript.

I believe I learned this trick at the ASPConf. Forgot th...