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ui.imFeedBack

Submitted by lesgreen on July 5, 2010 - 7:44pm

A JQuery UI Feedback widget. The Feedback tab can be displayed on the right or left of the web page. By default, the feedback form slides into view. You can optionally display a dialog. The widget will automatically use the styles created with the JQuery UI ThemeRoller, but can optionally change the styling to anything you wish.

The widget will build the contact form for you. Email address, Subject, and Message are displayed by default, but you have the option of adding name fields (first name, first and last.

KeyTips

Submitted by damian.edwards on April 19, 2009 - 8:10am

The KeyTips plugin provides various options for highlighting access keys on web forms when the user presses their browser's access key shortcut key, e.g. Alt in Internet Explorer and Safari, Shift+Alt in Firefox.

The plugin supports the following features:

jqDialogForms

Submitted by stimpy77 on January 5, 2009 - 7:04am

There are other libraries out there that produce dialog windows that are completely modal. Modal dialogs are important, but I quickly ran into problems when, for example ...