MooTools essentials: the official MooTools reference for JavaScript and Ajax development
Provides information on using the JavaScript framework MooTools to write reusable code for Web sites using Ajax and other technologies.
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Format: | Buch |
Sprache: | English |
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Berkley, Calif.
APress
2008
New York, NY [u.a.] Springer |
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Books for Professionals by professionals |
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Zusammenfassung: | Provides information on using the JavaScript framework MooTools to write reusable code for Web sites using Ajax and other technologies. |
Beschreibung: | XXIII, 247 S. graph. Darst. |
ISBN: | 9781430209843 9781430209836 |
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adam_text | Preface xi
Acknowledgments.,..,... , xi
A Note on the Code Formatting in This Book.... , ,xi
Introduction xiii
JavaScript Frameworks .xiv
Why You Should Use a JavaScript Framework xiv
About MooTools... , xv
MooTools vs. Other Frameworks xvii
About the Author xix
About This Book xx
Who This Book Is For xxi
What You Need to Know xxii
Summary......... xxii
Chapter 1: Getting Started with MooTools 1
Downloading MooToois 1
Downloading MooTools Official Plug-Ins 2
Core Builder 4
Making Use of MooTools Modular Design 4
Compatibility 5
Compression Options 5
Adding MooToots to Your Page(s) 6
Coding for Reuse.,...,.... 6
Compression................................ 7
Using the YUI Compressor 7
Chapter 2: Reviewing MooTools 9
MooToo/s Fife Structure... 9
Manifest of MooTools Scripts ..... JO
The MooTools Core 10
The MooTools Plug-Ins: More 17
Chapter 3: Shortcuts and Helpful Functions 23
Determining the Type of an Object; $type...... , ..23
Stype :: Core/Core.js 23
Checking Whether Values Are Defined:
Sdefinedy $chk, and Spick 25
Sdefined:: Core/Core.js 25
$chk :: Core/Core.js 26
Spick:: Core/Core.js 26
Working with Objects; Sextend,
Smerge, and Sunlink ., 28
Sextend:: Core/Core.js 29
Smerge :: Core/Core.js 31
Sunlink:: Core/Core.js 33
Iterable Helpers and Shortcuts; Sarguments,
Scaclu Ssplat, $.4, and I//.... ,..34
Sarguments :: Core/Core.js 34
Seach :: Core/Core.js 35
Ssplat:: Core/Core.js 36
$A :: Core/Core.js 37
$#:: Core/Core.js 38
Other Shortcuts: Sclear, $empty, Slambda,
Srandom, $time, $try... , 39
$clear :: Core/Core.js 39
$empty :: Core/Core.js 39
Slambda :: Core/Core.js 40
Srandom :: Core/Core.js 41
Stime :: Core/Core.js 42
$try:: Core/Core.js 42
Browser: Information About the Client 43
Chapter 4: Native Objects 45
NativeJmplement...,,... ...45
Arrays ,. .....47
Array Methods 47
Array:: Iteration Methods 48
Array .each 48
Anonymous Methods vs. Named Functions 50
Other Iteration Methods 50
Array :: Introspection Methods 51
Array :: Manipulation Methods 51
Objects (a.k.a. Hash}...... 53
Hash 54
$H 55
Hash Methods 55
Hash :: Iteration Methods 56
Hash.each 56
Other Iteration Methods 58
Hash :: Introspection Methods 59
Hash :: Manipulation Methods 61
Functions..... ...,62
Function Methods Generate Copies 63
Numbers 70
Strings 72
Events 74
Event Methods 75
Event Properties 76
Chapter 5: Elements 79
Creating and Cloning Elements ,. 79
Collecting Elements from the DOM,... , ,. ,. 81
$ :: Element/Element.js 81
Using $ to Ensure You Have an Initialized Element 82
$$ :: Element/Element.js 83
Element Methods and Collections...................... ...,.., 84
$E :: Element/Element.js 85
Element Methods for Collecting Children,
Siblings, and Parents........................................................................ 85
Setting, Getting, and Erasing
Properties of Elements 87
Element.set 87
Element.get 89
Element.erase 89
Custom Getters and Setters and Erasers 90
Element Injection and Removal............................ 91
Element (CSS) Classes.. 93
Element Storage , ..95
What s New in 1.2: Element Storage 94
The Elements Object..,..,,...,... , ,.96
Elements Methods 96
Elements.filter 97
Other Element Methods in Element.js 97
Element.Event.js 98
Adding and Removing Element Events 99
Chapter 6: Utilities 105
Selectors 105
Complex CSS3 Expressions 106
DomReady 109
The DomReady Custom Event 109
JSON........................... 110
MooTools and JSON 110
JSON.encode 110
JSON.decode Ill
Cookie 112
Cookie.write 112
Cookie.read 113
Cookie.dispose 113
Swiff.... 113
Swiff Constructor 114
Swiff.replaces, Swiff.inject 115
Swiff.remote 115
Chapter 7: Classes and Inheritance 117
Using the Oass Constructor........ ..,..,.,., 117
Initialization... .......,., 119
Inheritance , 120
Implement vs. Extend.......................................................................... 121
Extending Classes ,.121
Extending Classes into Themselves..........,,...,..,,.,..,.....,,......... 123
Implementing Classes 124
Implementing Classes into Other Classes,.,...... 125
Chapter 8: Getting Started with Classes 129
Class.Extras. 129
The Options Class 129
The Events Class 131
The Chain Class 134
Chapter 9: Fx 137
Fxand Fx,CSS..... 137
Fx Options 137
Fx Events 138
Fx.start 139
Fx.set 140
Fx.cancel, Fx.pause, Fx.resume 140
Fx.Tween 141
Element.tween 142
/:y.A/^a77A........................................................... 143
Element.morph 144
Element.set/get with Fx.Morph 144
Using CSS Selectors with Fx.Morph 145
Fx, Transitions , , 146
The Transitions 146
Specifying a Transition for an Effect 150
Creating Your Own Transition 150
The Rest ofFx. * 151
Chapter 10: Request 153
Request, 153
Request Options 155
Request.send 155
Request: .get, .post, .put, .delete 157
Request.cancel 157
Element.send 158
RequestHTML 159
Element.load 160
RequestJSON. 161
Chapter 11: Plug-Ins 163
A More General Overview , 163
Assets. 164
Assets .javascript 164
Assets.css 164
Assets.image 164
Assets.images 165
Accordion 165
Fx.SHde.... 167
FxScroll ...167
Fx.Elements...*.............~.......... 168
Drug 169
Element.makeResizeable 169
Drug.More 170
Element.makeDraggable 171
Color .......„...171
Group....... ..................................171
Hash.Cookie 172
Sortables. 173
Slider........ ..„.,..,.......,....„ 174
Scroller.... , 174
Tips..,.,, 175
Chapter 12: Third-Party Plug-Ins 177
The CNET CUentside Libraries 177
dbug 178
Browser.Extras 178
Native Extensions 178
Element Extensions 178
Effects Extensions 179
Request 179
UI 179
Layout 180
Forms 181
Other Third-Party Scripts 182
Autocompleter, FancyUpload, ReMooz, SqueezeBox, Roar 182
Slimbox 183
... And More 184
Chapter 13: Real-World Examples 185
A Simple Page , 186
Dissecting the Example.,,.,..... ...188
Summary.............. 190
Chapter 14: Writing a Tab Class 191
Step 1: Creating an Empty Class.................... 192
Step 2; Defining Arguments 192
Step 3; Defining Methods..... 194
Instantiating Our Class 197
Review 198
Chapter 15: Writing Flexible Classes 201
Step 1: Creating a Foundation Class................ 203
A Note on Using Methods 205
Step 2: Adding Options.. 206
Step 3: Adding Events................ 209
Making Good Use of Events 210
Adding Events After Invokation 213
You Don t Have to Declare Events in the Options Object 214
Step 4; Extending the Class.... ...216
Identifying What Needs to Change 217
Adding a Few More Options and Events 220
Review.......... .....222
Chapter 16: Whereto Learn More 227
Appendix: Core Concepts in JavaScript 229
DOCTYPE Matters ................................. 229
Type Coercion: Faisy and Truthy Values.,..,,..,.,....,.... ........229
Functional Programming (a.k.a. Lambda)........ 231
Literals and Anonymous Functions.... 232
this and Binding. 233
Binding 235
Closures 238
Prototypal Inheritance................................ 239
The Inheritance Chain 241
Unobtrusive JavaScripting 243
DomReady 245
Namespacing 245
Related Titles 247
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Preface xi
Acknowledgments.,.,. , xi
A Note on the Code Formatting in This Book. , ,xi
Introduction xiii
JavaScript Frameworks .xiv
Why You Should Use a JavaScript Framework xiv
About MooTools. , xv
MooTools vs. Other Frameworks xvii
About the Author xix
About This Book xx
Who This Book Is For xxi
What You Need to Know xxii
Summary. xxii
Chapter 1: Getting Started with MooTools 1
Downloading MooToois 1
Downloading MooTools Official Plug-Ins 2
Core Builder 4
Making Use of MooTools' Modular Design 4
Compatibility 5
Compression Options 5
Adding MooToots to Your Page(s) 6
Coding for Reuse.,.,. 6
Compression. 7
Using the YUI Compressor 7
Chapter 2: Reviewing MooTools 9
MooToo/s Fife Structure. 9
Manifest of MooTools Scripts . JO
The MooTools Core 10
The MooTools Plug-Ins: "More" 17
Chapter 3: Shortcuts and Helpful Functions 23
Determining the Type of an Object; $type. , .23
Stype :: Core/Core.js 23
Checking Whether Values Are Defined:
Sdefinedy $chk, and Spick 25
Sdefined:: Core/Core.js 25
$chk :: Core/Core.js 26
Spick:: Core/Core.js 26
Working with Objects; Sextend,
Smerge, and Sunlink ., 28
Sextend:: Core/Core.js 29
Smerge :: Core/Core.js 31
Sunlink:: Core/Core.js 33
Iterable Helpers and Shortcuts; Sarguments,
Scaclu Ssplat, $.4, and I//. ,.34
Sarguments :: Core/Core.js 34
Seach :: Core/Core.js 35
Ssplat:: Core/Core.js 36
$A :: Core/Core.js 37
$#:: Core/Core.js 38
Other Shortcuts: Sclear, $empty, Slambda,
Srandom, $time, $try. , 39
$clear :: Core/Core.js 39
$empty :: Core/Core.js 39
Slambda :: Core/Core.js 40
Srandom :: Core/Core.js 41
Stime :: Core/Core.js 42
$try:: Core/Core.js 42
Browser: Information About the Client 43
Chapter 4: Native Objects 45
NativeJmplement.,,. .45
Arrays ,. .47
Array Methods 47
Array:: Iteration Methods 48
Array .each 48
Anonymous Methods vs. Named Functions 50
Other Iteration Methods 50
Array :: Introspection Methods 51
Array :: Manipulation Methods 51
Objects (a.k.a. Hash}. 53
Hash 54
$H 55
Hash Methods 55
Hash :: Iteration Methods 56
Hash.each 56
Other Iteration Methods 58
Hash :: Introspection Methods 59
Hash :: Manipulation Methods 61
Functions. .,62
Function Methods Generate Copies 63
Numbers 70
Strings 72
Events 74
Event Methods 75
Event Properties 76
Chapter 5: Elements 79
Creating and Cloning Elements ,. 79
Collecting Elements from the DOM,. , ,. ,. 81
$ :: Element/Element.js 81
Using $ to Ensure You Have an Initialized Element 82
$$ :: Element/Element.js 83
Element Methods and Collections. .,., 84
$E :: Element/Element.js 85
Element Methods for Collecting Children,
Siblings, and Parents. 85
Setting, Getting, and Erasing
Properties of Elements 87
Element.set 87
Element.get 89
Element.erase 89
Custom Getters and Setters and Erasers 90
Element Injection and Removal. 91
Element (CSS) Classes. 93
Element Storage , .95
What's New in 1.2: Element Storage 94
The Elements Object.,.,,.,. , ,.96
Elements Methods 96
Elements.filter 97
Other Element Methods in Element.js 97
Element.Event.js 98
Adding and Removing Element Events 99
Chapter 6: Utilities 105
Selectors 105
Complex CSS3 Expressions 106
DomReady 109
The DomReady Custom Event 109
JSON. 110
MooTools and JSON 110
JSON.encode 110
JSON.decode Ill
Cookie 112
Cookie.write 112
Cookie.read 113
Cookie.dispose 113
Swiff. 113
Swiff Constructor 114
Swiff.replaces, Swiff.inject 115
Swiff.remote 115
Chapter 7: Classes and Inheritance 117
Using the Oass Constructor. .,.,.,., 117
Initialization. .,., 119
Inheritance , 120
Implement vs. Extend. 121
Extending Classes ,.121
Extending Classes into Themselves.,,.,.,,.,.,.,,. 123
Implementing Classes 124
Implementing Classes into Other Classes,.,. 125
Chapter 8: Getting Started with Classes 129
Class.Extras. 129
The Options Class 129
The Events Class 131
The Chain Class 134
Chapter 9: Fx 137
Fxand Fx,CSS. 137
Fx Options 137
Fx Events 138
Fx.start 139
Fx.set 140
Fx.cancel, Fx.pause, Fx.resume 140
Fx.Tween 141
Element.tween 142
/:y.A/^a77A. 143
Element.morph 144
Element.set/get with Fx.Morph 144
Using CSS Selectors with Fx.Morph 145
Fx, Transitions , , 146
The Transitions 146
Specifying a Transition for an Effect 150
Creating Your Own Transition 150
The Rest ofFx. * 151
Chapter 10: Request 153
Request, 153
Request Options 155
Request.send 155
Request: .get, .post, .put, .delete 157
Request.cancel 157
Element.send 158
RequestHTML 159
Element.load 160
RequestJSON. 161
Chapter 11: Plug-Ins 163
A More General Overview , 163
Assets. 164
Assets .javascript 164
Assets.css 164
Assets.image 164
Assets.images 165
Accordion 165
Fx.SHde. 167
FxScroll .167
Fx.Elements.*.~. 168
Drug 169
Element.makeResizeable 169
Drug.More 170
Element.makeDraggable 171
Color .„.171
Group. .171
Hash.Cookie 172
Sortables. 173
Slider. .„.,.,.,.„ 174
Scroller. , 174
Tips.,.,, 175
Chapter 12: Third-Party Plug-Ins 177
The CNET CUentside Libraries 177
dbug 178
Browser.Extras 178
Native Extensions 178
Element Extensions 178
Effects Extensions 179
Request 179
UI 179
Layout 180
Forms 181
Other Third-Party Scripts 182
Autocompleter, FancyUpload, ReMooz, SqueezeBox, Roar 182
Slimbox 183
. And More 184
Chapter 13: Real-World Examples 185
A Simple Page , 186
Dissecting the Example.,,.,. .188
Summary. 190
Chapter 14: Writing a Tab Class 191
Step 1: Creating an Empty Class. 192
Step 2; Defining Arguments 192
Step 3; Defining Methods. 194
Instantiating Our Class 197
Review 198
Chapter 15: Writing Flexible Classes 201
Step 1: Creating a Foundation Class. 203
A Note on Using Methods 205
Step 2: Adding Options. 206
Step 3: Adding Events. 209
Making Good Use of Events 210
Adding Events After Invokation 213
You Don't Have to Declare Events in the Options Object 214
Step 4; Extending the Class. .216
Identifying What Needs to Change 217
Adding a Few More Options and Events 220
Review. .222
Chapter 16: Whereto Learn More 227
Appendix: Core Concepts in JavaScript 229
DOCTYPE Matters . 229
Type Coercion: "Faisy"and "Truthy" Values.,.,,.,.,.,. .229
Functional Programming (a.k.a. Lambda). 231
Literals and Anonymous Functions. 232
"this " and Binding. 233
Binding 235
Closures 238
Prototypal Inheritance. 239
The Inheritance Chain 241
Unobtrusive JavaScripting 243
DomReady 245
Namespacing 245
Related Titles 247 |
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spelling | Newton, Aaron Verfasser aut MooTools essentials the official MooTools reference for JavaScript and Ajax development Aaron Newton Berkley, Calif. APress 2008 New York, NY [u.a.] Springer XXIII, 247 S. graph. Darst. txt rdacontent n rdamedia nc rdacarrier firstPress Books for Professionals by professionals Provides information on using the JavaScript framework MooTools to write reusable code for Web sites using Ajax and other technologies. Ajax (Web site development technology) sears Java (Computer language) sears JavaScript (Computer language) sears Ajax (Web site development technology) Java (Computer program language) JavaScript (Computer program language) JavaScript (DE-588)4420180-1 gnd rswk-swf Framework Informatik (DE-588)4464685-9 gnd rswk-swf JavaScript (DE-588)4420180-1 s Framework Informatik (DE-588)4464685-9 s DE-604 HBZ Datenaustausch application/pdf http://bvbr.bib-bvb.de:8991/F?func=service&doc_library=BVB01&local_base=BVB01&doc_number=016996327&sequence=000002&line_number=0001&func_code=DB_RECORDS&service_type=MEDIA Inhaltsverzeichnis |
spellingShingle | Newton, Aaron MooTools essentials the official MooTools reference for JavaScript and Ajax development Ajax (Web site development technology) sears Java (Computer language) sears JavaScript (Computer language) sears Ajax (Web site development technology) Java (Computer program language) JavaScript (Computer program language) JavaScript (DE-588)4420180-1 gnd Framework Informatik (DE-588)4464685-9 gnd |
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title | MooTools essentials the official MooTools reference for JavaScript and Ajax development |
title_auth | MooTools essentials the official MooTools reference for JavaScript and Ajax development |
title_exact_search | MooTools essentials the official MooTools reference for JavaScript and Ajax development |
title_exact_search_txtP | MooTools essentials the official MooTools reference for JavaScript and Ajax development |
title_full | MooTools essentials the official MooTools reference for JavaScript and Ajax development Aaron Newton |
title_fullStr | MooTools essentials the official MooTools reference for JavaScript and Ajax development Aaron Newton |
title_full_unstemmed | MooTools essentials the official MooTools reference for JavaScript and Ajax development Aaron Newton |
title_short | MooTools essentials |
title_sort | mootools essentials the official mootools reference for javascript and ajax development |
title_sub | the official MooTools reference for JavaScript and Ajax development |
topic | Ajax (Web site development technology) sears Java (Computer language) sears JavaScript (Computer language) sears Ajax (Web site development technology) Java (Computer program language) JavaScript (Computer program language) JavaScript (DE-588)4420180-1 gnd Framework Informatik (DE-588)4464685-9 gnd |
topic_facet | Ajax (Web site development technology) Java (Computer language) JavaScript (Computer language) Java (Computer program language) JavaScript (Computer program language) JavaScript Framework Informatik |
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