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Tech Tips, Tricks & Trivia

by 'Anil' Radhakrishna
A seasoned developer's little discoveries and annotated bookmarks.

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Using the jQuery Star Rating & Template plugin with dynamic data

With some help from the StackOverflow forum, I recently integrated the Star Rating jQuery Plugin on Github with jQuery Template plugin to make them work with dynamically generated data. Check out my code sample that's based on Stephen Walther's sample.

Among the jQuery Rating plugins I tried, I found Chris Richards' Star Rating jQuery Plugin to be the most elegant.

Talking of Github, I share @themaninblue's sentiment about the lack of links to demos for JavaScript projects -

Labels: Javascript, jQuery

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