Hopefully by now you will have had a better understanding on how to use Jquery with Coedigniter. We have looked at the $.post & $.get request so far and have passed some simple data between them.

In this the last part of this series we will take a look at the $.ajax  request. The $.ajax request is very powerfull and far to much to talk about in this one screencast so I would strongly suggest you take a look at the JQuery Documentation

I thought I would kick off this blog with a short tutorial on how you can make form radio buttons look and feel allot more interesting.

A recent job required the user to select a radio button which then on form submit depending on the result would load a specific page. OK im hearing you a normal set of radio buttons would have done the job fine but it just looked so boring and took up so little space. So I decided that with a bit of CSS & Jquery magic we could make it look allot more interesting.