Ryan Sukale ryansukale

## ScriptPathFinder.js
/*This code returns the path of the currently executing javascript file. This path can then be used to find relative paths to other files like the css files and images that are specific to this js file.
Should come in handy when making jQuery plugins if your script file makes used of script specific css. You can simply use string manipulation to create the relative path for your css.
Recommended use at the top of your plugin.
*/
var jsFilePath = $("head").find("script:last").attr('src');

## maxWidth.js
/*Sample code to calculate the max-width of an element via jquery that can be applied to all browsers*/

/*Append the element to the body/anywhere else you want to append the element to, in order to allow the browser to render the initial width of the element*/
var $element = ('<div></div>');
$('body').append($element);

if($element.width()>someWidth){
 /*since the max-width property does not work in IE,
 we set the max width by comparison after the element is added to the dom*/
 $element.css({'width':someWidth});

## jQueryGoogleCDN.html
<!DOCTYPE html>
<!--
 The below script tag can be used to load the compressed/minified version of
 the jQuery API fromt he Google CDN network. This can help in speeding up the
 user's browsing experience if the jQuery library has already been cache'd in
 the user's browser when used by some other website. So, instead of the browser
 loading the API from your own website, it resuses the cache's version of the
 jQuery API.
-->
<html>

## roundall.js
(function(jQuery){
	jQuery.fn.roundall=function(radius){
		return this.each(function(){
			$(this).css({'-moz-border-radius':radius,'border-radius':radius,'-webkit-border-radius':radius});
		});
	};
})(jQuery);

## overlay.css
.overlay{
	position:absolute;
	left:0px;
	top:0px;
	height:0px;
	width:100%;
	height:100%;
	background-color:#fafafa
}

## event code display
//Displays the sourcecode for the currently
//selected element's first click handler
//in Google Chrome
$($0).data('events')['click'][0]['handler'];

## js_logging.js
var logEnabled = true;

  //Hack for IE. The window.console object is not available until the
  //console window has been opened at least once
  //Associated stackoverflow post - http://stackoverflow.com/questions/10961430/ie9-not-running-javascript-onload/12924439#12924439
	if(!window.console){
		console={};
		console.log = function(){};
	}


## gist:6927680
function randomize(arr) {

	for(var j, x, i = arr.length; i; j = parseInt(Math.random() * i), x = arr[--i], arr[i] = arr[j], arr[j] = x);
	return arr;

};

## phpForeach
foreach ($aMapLikeCollection as $key => $value) {

}

## jquerySnippets
$(

  //Setting the value of a radio button programmatically
  $('input[type=radio]').prop('checked', true);

);
	/*This code returns the path of the currently executing javascript file. This path can then be used to find relative paths to other files like the css files and images that are specific to this js file.
	Should come in handy when making jQuery plugins if your script file makes used of script specific css. You can simply use string manipulation to create the relative path for your css.
	Recommended use at the top of your plugin.
	*/
	var jsFilePath = $("head").find("script:last").attr('src');
	/Sample code to calculate the max-width of an element via jquery that can be applied to all browsers/

	/Append the element to the body/anywhere else you want to append the element to, in order to allow the browser to render the initial width of the element/
	var $element = ('<div></div>');
	$('body').append($element);

	if($element.width()>someWidth){
	/*since the max-width property does not work in IE,
	we set the max width by comparison after the element is added to the dom*/
	$element.css({'width':someWidth});
	<!DOCTYPE html>
	<!--
	The below script tag can be used to load the compressed/minified version of
	the jQuery API fromt he Google CDN network. This can help in speeding up the
	user's browsing experience if the jQuery library has already been cache'd in
	the user's browser when used by some other website. So, instead of the browser
	loading the API from your own website, it resuses the cache's version of the
	jQuery API.
	-->
	<html>
	(function(jQuery){
	jQuery.fn.roundall=function(radius){
	return this.each(function(){
	$(this).css({'-moz-border-radius':radius,'border-radius':radius,'-webkit-border-radius':radius});
	});
	};
	})(jQuery);
	.overlay{
	position:absolute;
	left:0px;
	top:0px;
	height:0px;
	width:100%;
	height:100%;
	background-color:#fafafa
	}
	//Displays the sourcecode for the currently
	//selected element's first click handler
	//in Google Chrome
	$($0).data('events')['click'][0]['handler'];
	var logEnabled = true;

	//Hack for IE. The window.console object is not available until the
	//console window has been opened at least once
	//Associated stackoverflow post - http://stackoverflow.com/questions/10961430/ie9-not-running-javascript-onload/12924439#12924439
	if(!window.console){
	console={};
	console.log = function(){};
	}
	function randomize(arr) {

	for(var j, x, i = arr.length; i; j = parseInt(Math.random() * i), x = arr[--i], arr[i] = arr[j], arr[j] = x);
	return arr;

	};
	$(

	//Setting the value of a radio button programmatically
	$('input[type=radio]').prop('checked', true);

	);