Previously, I posted about a monthly calendar jQuery Plugin: FullCalendar. FullCalendar is a jQuery plugin that provides full-sized, drag and drop capable calendar. It utilizes Ajax to fetch events on the fly. It is easily configurable to use custom feed format and also has an extension for Google Calendar. More details about FullCalendar can be found here.

jQuery Week Calendar is another jQuery Calendar plugin similar to FullCalendar. It provides a simple and flexible way of including a weekly calendar control in to your web pages. It is an extension of jQuery and jQuery IU plugin. jQuery Week Calendar is similar to Google calendar. 

jQuery Week Calendar Plugin - A Google Calendar Like Week Calendar

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jQuery is a fast and concise Javascript Library that simplifies document traversing, event handling, animating and Ajax interactions for rapid web development.

FullCalendar is a jQuery plugin that provides full-sized, drag and drop capable calendar. It utilizes Ajax to fetch events on the fly. It is easily configurable to use custom feed format and also has an extension for Google Calendar. The calendar is highly customizable and has support for user event triggering for window resize, loading, day click, event click, event drop, etc.

FullCalendar - jQuery Calendar Plugin with Drag'n Drop and Ajax Capabilities

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jQuery Plugin, jCrop provides an easy and quick way to add image cropping functionality to your web applications. jCrop combines ease of use of a plug-in and cross browser and cross platform DHTML cropping engine. 

jCrop: jQuery Image Cropping Plugin

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I believe that tooltips are one of the most important and useful Javascript widgets on the web. Many libraries and plug-ins are available for jQuery that enable easy implementation of tool tips: qTip, SimpleTip, jQuery Tooltip, EZPZ Tooltip, jQuery Input Floating Hint Box, HTML ToolTip, Orbital Tooltip, Tipsy, ClueTip, jTip, BeautyTips, Hovertips, BetterTip, jqTooltip...

I love using tool tips in forms. An automatic appearing box with hint, when user focuses on an input increases the usability of the form. I have used many tooltip plugins but recently I have discovered an easy-to use one: Tooltip Plug-in from jQuery Tools. It is really easy to use and can be customized. It can contain any HTML Element such as images, links and tables. Beside the default effect "slice-up and toogle", you can easily built your own effects.

Tooltip Plug-in from jQuery Tools

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Browsers load images after an HTTP request is sent for them either by <img> tag or through a javascript call. If you have a javascript function that changes an image on mouseover, you have to wait while the image is retrieved from the server. This would be disturbing when users have a slow internet connection or when the images being retrieved are very large. Although most of the browsers store images in the local cache so that subsequent calls to them are responded immediately, there is still a delay in the first time the images are needed. 

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