I have been using Twitter Bootstrap for quite sometime. Today I was using Collapse component. It worked great, but I did not like a couple of things. In the demo you see on their web site, only one panel can be open at any moment. If you open the next one, first one will collapse. …
I have been working on many web applications for quite sometime. I, as pretty much everyone else, want their sites to be usable on mobile devices. One control that is not good on mobile devices is a chekbox control. Hence, many mobile platforms such as iOS and Windows Phone / WindowsWIndows Store Apps prefer the …
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I ran into an issue today when I tried to use Bootstrap’s collapse functionality inside an Angular JS based application. What would happen is when I click on panel heading, my application would go to the root (default route). This, of course, is caused by browser processing anchor click event in addition to collapse JavaScript …
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One thing that every business app eventually needs is an ability to search for something and show results using paging. The reason for that is that too many rows in search result set can bring any application to its knees. Hence, you should always page search results. If you are building a web application, there …
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Here is what I would like to achieve. I would like to create a form, login form for example, where I have some required fields and submit button. I would like to have submit button disabled until the input is valid. I also would like to display invalid input error messages, but not initially. I …
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As I was working on my new web project, I decided to use Twitter Bootstrap as the foundation for my styling and components. One common feature that all web usually have is showing some kind of “Please Wait” dialog to let the user know that application is processing something in the background. Typically in web …
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