Lookup Box is name for this jQuery plugin. This plugin can help you to create an Ajax popup window to search the data from database then put it into your texfield after you click it. For the example, you might want to enter User Id in a textbox but you only know the User Name. With this plugin, you can search the user by the name in a popup window. When you click the User Name, the text field will be filled with User Id automatically.
The Drupal Commerce product administration page is a View which created using Views module. It means, we can customize that page with no code by using the Views administration page. Now we will see how to add a form with some filter criteria such as product Title and Price to that page so we can search the product list based on the product Title/Name and Price.
Drupal 7 has a very great Ajax framework which allow us to use Ajax feature when we build the module. One of Ajax feature that we can develop in Drupal module is Ajax dropdown list. In this tutorial, we will see how create it. For the example, we will create two dropdown list, one contains the list of provinces which already populated at page load, and the other one will be filled dynamically with the cities list based on the selected item in province dropdown list.
If you have a long running PHP script that executes many processes, you may need to inform user about the progress of the process when the script is still running and hasn't finished yet. Using progress bar can be the best option. We can combine the PHP flush() function, Javascript, and also CSS to create a nice progress bar.
Usually, we have to put our web application inside the document root of Apache in order to make the application accessible from the network. However, there is a trick to make the web application still accessible even though we put it outside of Apache's document root. Yes, this can be done by creating a virtual directory.
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