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Google Analytics Data Export API with Google Chart Visualizations
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Google Analytics, php
You can punch into the Google Analytics Data Export API, pull out some stats, and stuff them into some nice graphical charts using Google Chart Visualizations. This demo is done in PHP. Authenticate the User The user can authenticate via the ClientLogin or using the AuthSub login which is actually more secure. For the ClientLogin, [...]
Tags: Google, Google Analytics, php
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Using jQuery Autocomplete to Populate Another Autocomplete – ASP.NET, ColdFusion, and PHP Examples
4 Comments.net, ColdFusion, jquery, php
As requested, this post covers using one jquery autocomplete to populate another jquery autocomplete on the same page. This example will use a jquery autocomplete to choose a state then, based on the state, another jquery autocomplete will be populated with zip codes for that state. Basically, the state chosen gets used as a filter [...]
Tags: .net, ColdFusion, jquery, php
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jQuery UI Autocomplete Widget with PHP and MySQL
You might also be interested in the Using jQuery Autocomplete to Populate Another Autocomplete post. As a follow up to the jQuery UI Autocomplete Widget with ColdFusion post, I did one with PHP as the backend. The jQuery UI folks have released an autocomplete widget that is pretty slick. This example uses the json_encode function [...]
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jQuery.ajax and jQuery.post Form Submit Examples with PHP
For a version of this using ColdFusion, see the CF jquery form submit post. Two jQuery functions that allow for the submission of form are the jQuery.ajax function and the jQuery.post function (there is also jQuery.get but that is not addressed here). More functionality, along with more complexity, is offered with the .ajax function while [...]
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Session Timeout Warning PHP Example with jQuery/JS
24 CommentsWeb development, jquery, php
Updated 11-Jan-2010: Improved ability to adjust timeouts and simplified code a bit. Detecting and warning a user of their session timing out can come in handy and, in some cases, may be necessary. Here is one way of doing this with jQuery/javascript and PHP. There may be a better way to do this, so take [...]
