How to fire a function before and after automatically in a jquery plugin?

I got a user claiming his jQuery version is 2.0.0 and my plugin does not work. I'm fairly new to jQuery and I used simply the jQuery object to customize HTML elements like jQuery(document).ready(function($) { }); My plugin does not load any third party...

I have a simple jQuery slide show that simply listens for clicks on images and then replaces a main image with an alternative file path. This slide show works fine in all browsers I have checked it in so far. Opera, Safari, Chrome, IE9, IE8, IE7 even...

Let's assume this is my plugin: // writing the plugin (function($){ $.fn.myPlugIn = function(options){ defaults = { beforeAnimate : function(){}, afterAnimate : function(){} } options = $.extend(defaults, options); //here is where I need help...

I want to about almost all jquery plugins. Is it possible to get all jquery plugins list at one place? And I also want to see their functions and demos that what that plugin do? Can anyone guide me?

I am tired of using JQuery sliders in the homepage of most of my sites, but clients usually want something flashy to display a few selling points of their product/company, and sliders really get the job done. What are some alternatives to sliders, that...

This is a follow-up question to What are the best jQuery plugins for auto-suggest/auto-complete capabilities?. Most auto-suggest implementations are built with a Facebook contact-adder-like functionality in mind. I'm looking for something closer to Quora...

$.fn.digits = function(){     return this.each(function(){         $(this).text( $(this).text().replace(/(\d)(?=(\d\d\d)+(?!\d))/g, "$1,") );     }) } Call it like this: $("#total").digits(); I think it lags because of me having...

This kind of works but it applies to all widgets. jQuery('div.widgets-sortables').bind('sortstop',function(event,ui){ // run js after widget dropped into sidebar area }); ( How can I hook into the jquery ui drop event when moving widgets around in WordPress...

This almost works but the alert won't fire on the first click on the Save button. It does after the second click however. So I'm looking for a way that is more reliable. class My_Widget extends WP_Widget { function __construct() { parent::__construct...