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![Arrays
data structure for ordered values
var team = [‘ben’,‘jeff’,‘kam’];
team[0] // => ‘ben’](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/presentation-111028195640-phpapp01/75/Week-4-jQuery-Ajax-6-2048.jpg)
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Using CSS!
$("#foo") // the [element] at id “foo”
$(".bloop") // the [elements] with class “bloop”
$("a.buzz") // the [links] with class ‘buzz’
$(".bloop:first") // specialty! The first bloop!
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- 2. LESSON FOUR jQuery intro
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- 4. Functions = “FirstClass Objects”
- 5. Anonymous Functions function() { // code goes here }
- 6. Arrays data structure forordered values var team = [‘ben’,‘jeff’,‘kam’]; team[0] // => ‘ben’
- 7. Objects collections of “key/value”properties var person = {}; person.name = ‘will’; // Write var name = person.name; // Read
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- 11. What is jQuery Frameworkfor using Javascript to interact with the browser • Simple DOM API: manipulate HTML / CSS on the page • Simple AJAX API: send and receive data from the server • Simple Event API: do stuff when the user does stuff • Thats it!
- 12. What is aFramework? A library of utility functions Small Medium Large • Underscore.js • jQuery UI • YUI (Yahoo UI) • jQuery • MooTools • GWT (Google web toolkit) • Prototype.js • Dojo • EXT JS (commercial) there are LOTS of them for web development
- 13. Why use jQuery • The DOM API is _nasty_! • Cross browser • Fast - Faster than raw DOM manipulation! *magic* • Lightweight (31kb) • Stable and trusted • Required for many other frameworks • EVERYBODY uses it
- 14. Include jQuery <script src="/js/jquery.js"></script> <scriptsrc="http://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1.5/ jquery.min.js"></script> Try it out!
- 15. jQuery Syntax or…how to follow the $ $(document).ready(function(){ // Your code here }); DOM Manipulation $("a").addClass("test");
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- 17. Selecting Elements Using CSS! $("#foo") // the [element] at id “foo” $(".bloop") // the [elements] with class “bloop” $("a.buzz") // the [links] with class ‘buzz’ $(".bloop:first") // specialty! The first bloop! => :hidden, :visible, :last, :checked, :empty, :odd...
- 18. Important Methods .show() /.hide() / .toggle() $(".swap_text").toggle(); .addClass(".active") .removeClass(".active") .css(key, value) $("#my_box").css(‘backgroundColor’, ‘red’); $("#my_box").css({ ‘backgroundColor’ : ‘red’, ‘color’ : ‘#030’ });
- 19. Important Methods .animate(properties, duration,callback) $(‘#my_box’).animate({ ‘backgroundColor’ : ‘red’, ‘marginTop‘ : ‘20px’, ‘color‘ : ‘#030’ }, 3000, justFinished); // execute the animation for 3 seconds // and when done, call: justFinished();
- 20. Important Methods .html() /.val() / .attr(‘attribute’) $(‘#my_title’).html(); // returns the innerHTML $(‘#my_title’).html(“New Title!”); // sets the innerHTML $(‘input#email’).val(“please enter your email address...”); $(‘img’).attr(“src”, “placekitten.com/30/30”); as before: these methods can get or set...
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- 22. jQuery Events $(document).ready() // the DOM is loaded window.load() // all elements (including images) have loaded .change() .submit() .focus() .click .scroll() .hover() .keypress() ...And so many more!
- 23. Events w/o jQuery no browser consistency EX: .addEventListener("click", function({}) ); // Firefox .attachEvent("onclick", function({}) ); // Internet Explorer
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- 25. Client Side Requests [XHR and AJAX]
- 26. XMLHttpRequest Allows you tomake a web request via client side javascript Invented by Microsoft for Internet Explorer, then ported to other browsers var request = new XMLHttpRequest(); // Create new request object request.open(“GET”, “path/file.ext”, false); // “open” the request request.send(null); // Make the request var text = request.responseText; // Check the response text
- 27. BUZZZZWORD “XHR” • XMLHttpRequest • Misnomer => Not limited to XML data • By default, synchronous
- 28. AJAX By default, XHRproceeds synchronously In other words, your code will hang until the request is complete What if you want your code to keep executing? => Use AJAX
- 29. BUZZZZWORD “AJAX” • “Asynchronous Javascript and XML” • XHR done asynchronously • Provide a callback to execute when the request is complete • Changed the face of web development => page reloads no longer required to add new content to a page
- 30. AJAX via DOM varrequest = new XMLHttpRequest(); // Create new request object request.open(“GET”, “path/file.ext”, true); // ‘True’ => AJAX request.send(null); // Make the request var text = request.responseText; // Will be null this time! request.onreadystatechange = function() { if (request.readyState == 4) { // Request is done. Can check responseText }
- 31. AJAX via DOM varrequest = new XMLHttpRequest(); // Create new request object request.open(“GET”, “path/file.ext”, true); // ‘True’ => AJAX CONFUSING this time! request.send(null); // Make the request var text = request.responseText; // Will be null request.onreadystatechange = function() { if (request.readyState == 4) { // Request is done. Can check responseText }
- 32. AJAX via jQuery $.ajax({ url: "test.html", success: function(return_text){ $("#results").append(return_text); } }); more next week...
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