[Nearly one month later...]
I've just finished writing up a small Javascript object for locking the user interface (say, if you want to lock the browser while you prompt the user with a nice little dhtml window, or something 
), so I said to myself: "Why don't I share it with my faithful and forgiving public?".
In a previous article, we had configured FCKeditor to work with BlogCFC. After a couple of posts, however, we realized that FCKeditor was having problems with both "tags" we could use: <more/> and <code></code>. When switching from WYSIWYG to Source mode, FCKeditor would break all of our formatting, breaking the <more/> tag and destroying the <code> tag and it's content. After a little googling, here is what I was able to put together.
In my last entry, I presented my latest venture in jQuery plug-in writing. You've seen how easy it is to use it, now I'll show you how simple it is to write one.
Taking a break from Project Arcturus, today's post will be detailing a jQuery plug-in I just wrote. I needed a simple plug-in to display tooltips on specific elements. After browsing through the jQuery plug-ins I couldn't find something simple enough to suit my needs.
