Jquery shake effect - part 2

Hurrey 100th post , and again on Jquery :)


Jquery shake effect is very popular & more searchable topic now a days.

Long back i had written a post on jquery shake effect. this is my part 2 post where here I'm going to explain what all method and what option you may find in JRumble plugin
 
You must have seen that vibrant, rotate, shake and many other elements of effects. using css and other scripting language you can create more eye catch able effects.

JRumble is new plugin which has more elements on effects. it also a good plugin with hover and direction effect.

Below are few objects

  $('imgName').jrumble();
  // you may stop the elements like this way
  $('imgName').trigger('stopRumble');

You many even customize this options with below attributes:

Rotation : set the range , default is 1

Speed : set  frequency or speed between the two movements

X : set horizontal pixels

Y : set vertical pixels

and there are many other elements. 

The below code shows the example along with basic functionality.

$(document).ready(function() {
    $('ImageName').jrumble({
        y:4,
        x:3,
        rotation: 10,
    speed:500,
    opacity:100
    });

    $('ImageName').hover(function() {
        $(this).trigger('startRumble');
    }, function() {
        $(this).trigger('stopRumble');
    });
});​

See the below example :

which binding we used for WCF REST protocol

In my previous post i explained, Interview question and few details on WCF. and Transaction in WCF  Now in this article i will explain which binding used during the WCF REST protocol. 


most of the time this question may asked during the interview , Yes its simple. 

For WCF REST used WebHttpBinding. You may enabled WebHttpBinding by as shown in the below code snippet.

    <endpointBehaviors>
            <behavior name="NewBehavior0">       
            <webHttp />
            </behavior>
    </endpointBehaviors>

 You can find more details here.