Once again, the task arose of building a tree-like accordion menu based on the catalog sections. When solving the problem, I wanted to minimize the number of requests, make it as fast and simple as possible, which we managed to do
| Working with sale.order.ajax in Bitrix | Almost none of my clients are satisfied with the appearance of sale.order.ajax. Here I will describe most of the tricks that I use myself when customizing this complex component. | |
| Bitrix - a pop-up window with a promotional code and sending by mail | Subscription pop-up window with the generation of a promotional code for the first time logged in, IP restriction, saving settings in the infoblock, coupon limitation by time of use and with a second pop-up display after n days | |
| Yandex.Maps displaying a list of map objects | Often a client wants to display a map and a clickable list of objects, by clicking on which the map should smoothly change centering. I am describing my experience in creating clickable cards with the opening of the baloon. | |
| "Show more" button in Bitrix | Users love convenience. Not everyone likes the standard type of pagination. So let's help them and add a "Show more" button on the basis of which, later, by adding a small javascript handler, it will be possible to create an "endless feed". | |
| Adaptive pop-up form with on-the-fly check in general view on the example of the "Order in 1 click" form | Popup form output template with required validations. I use it constantly, I decided to describe the process to reduce the cost of my own time. | |
| Generic javascript functions | In every project, it becomes necessary to check the data for javascript. Most often I use the following checks |
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