To call the function Search  do as follows:

any_name = new Search();

any_name=highlight(“your param or quote”);

in Rails: any_name=highlight(“<%= params[:search] %>”);
in PHP: any_name=highlight(“<?php echo $_POST["search"]?>”); OR any_name=highlight(“<?php echo $_GET["search"]?>”);

Using CoffeeScript.

Using jQuery

Result Compiled of CoffeeScript

CoffeeScript code download here.

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Some time ago, I worked in an agency that has developed a giant touchscreen panel for a client, took about three months to develop, when I read the documentation, I said, I can do this with jquery, and not using flash , as the developer was a major flash-known owner of the agency, he decided to do in flash, well, were the nights of sleep lost to development, occurred at the end almost everything right, finally.

I left that agency, and decided to develop the same project using jquery, of course not had the patience to develop 100%, just wanted to show what was possible, did the main part of the project that was user interaction with the virtual beach. As you can see in the example below.

I will still finish the entire project, but that is for a next time.

The project in flash was really good, but wanted to show that there are other possibilities.

And congratulations to the agency for this great achievement.

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This was a wedding gift from a friend of mine.

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