MooTools 1.3 cookbook : over 110 highly effective recipes to turbo-charge the user interface of any web-enabled internet application and web page / Jay Larry G. Johnston.
2011
QA76.76.A65 J64 2011eb
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Title
MooTools 1.3 cookbook : over 110 highly effective recipes to turbo-charge the user interface of any web-enabled internet application and web page / Jay Larry G. Johnston.
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ISBN
9781849515696 (electronic bk.)
1849515697 (electronic bk.)
9781849515689 (electronic bk.)
1849515689
9781849515689
1283308282
9781283308281
9786613308283
6613308285
1849515697 (electronic bk.)
9781849515689 (electronic bk.)
1849515689
9781849515689
1283308282
9781283308281
9786613308283
6613308285
Imprint
Birmingham [England] : Packt Pub., 2011.
Language
English
Language Note
English.
Description
1 online resource (iv, 258 pages) : illustrations (some color)
Call Number
QA76.76.A65 J64 2011eb
System Control No.
(OCoLC)759158588
Summary
Over 110 highly effective recipes to turbo-charge the user interface of any web-enabled Internet application and web page.
Note
Includes index.
Bibliography, etc. Note
Includes index.
Formatted Contents Note
Cover; Copyright; Credits; About the Author; About the Reviewer; www.PacktPub.com; Table of Contents; Preface; Chapter 1: Oldies-but-Goodies: Foundational Moo; MooTroduction; Knowing our MooTools version; Finding MooTools documentation both new and old; Using Google Library's MooTools scripts; Injecting Hello World into an HTML DIV; Storing a list of names in an array of values; Looping over an array of names and saying ""Hello"" to all of them; Doing more with a list of names by creating an object; Creating a pop-up alert upon clicking a DIV
Adding multiple event listeners to an HTML elementDragging an HTML element; Understanding MooTools ubiquitous anonymous functions; Making an Ajax call; Chapter 2: Switching Paddles Midstream: Changing HTML after Page Load; Finding an element by its ID attribute; Finding a group of elements by their class attribute; Moving an element with a particular ID; Moving a group of elements using their HTML tag; Removing an element by ID; Removing a group of elements using CSS selectors; Adding an element with a unique ID; Adding a group of elements with incremented IDs
Styling the text within an elementStyling the borders of a group of elements; Creating a time clock that updates per second; Creating a welcome message based on a JavaScript cookie; Chapter 3: And on the 8th Day: Creating HTML Elements; Creating a DIV with a border on it; Creating an ""A"" tag link with linked text; Creating an IFRAME that displays google.com; Injecting a ""TD"" data cell into a ""TR"" table row; Injecting a ""TR"" data row into a ""Table""; Injecting a table into the HTML DOM; Creating an ""A"" tag link that alters the src of an IFRAME
Creating a DIV displaying an Ajax form responseCreating new form elements; Creating new form elements when more inputs are needed; Adding a select box to the HTML DOM; Adding a select option using Ajax; Chapter 4: That's Not All Folks: Animation and Scrolling; Scrolling a news box automatically; Showing a tall page slowly as visitors watch; Making anchors scroll smoothly into view rather than jump instantly; Welcome visitors with a message that fades in for effect; Removing an error message from the page with a fade effect; Welcoming visitors with a sliding message
Creating an attention-grabber notificationCreating a scrolling thumbnail display; Launching a lightbox image from a thumbnail; Creating an application task ribbon that slides in; Making mouseover elements grow on a ribbon; Making active elements on a ribbon bounce; Chapter 5: Mr. Clean Uses Ajax: Remote Asynchronous Calls; Using Firefox's Firebug to troubleshoot asynchronous calls; Displaying remote data via Ajax within a DIV; Displaying cross domain remote data via Ajax within a DIV; Screen scraping a portion of another web page; Parsing and displaying JSON data
Adding multiple event listeners to an HTML elementDragging an HTML element; Understanding MooTools ubiquitous anonymous functions; Making an Ajax call; Chapter 2: Switching Paddles Midstream: Changing HTML after Page Load; Finding an element by its ID attribute; Finding a group of elements by their class attribute; Moving an element with a particular ID; Moving a group of elements using their HTML tag; Removing an element by ID; Removing a group of elements using CSS selectors; Adding an element with a unique ID; Adding a group of elements with incremented IDs
Styling the text within an elementStyling the borders of a group of elements; Creating a time clock that updates per second; Creating a welcome message based on a JavaScript cookie; Chapter 3: And on the 8th Day: Creating HTML Elements; Creating a DIV with a border on it; Creating an ""A"" tag link with linked text; Creating an IFRAME that displays google.com; Injecting a ""TD"" data cell into a ""TR"" table row; Injecting a ""TR"" data row into a ""Table""; Injecting a table into the HTML DOM; Creating an ""A"" tag link that alters the src of an IFRAME
Creating a DIV displaying an Ajax form responseCreating new form elements; Creating new form elements when more inputs are needed; Adding a select box to the HTML DOM; Adding a select option using Ajax; Chapter 4: That's Not All Folks: Animation and Scrolling; Scrolling a news box automatically; Showing a tall page slowly as visitors watch; Making anchors scroll smoothly into view rather than jump instantly; Welcome visitors with a message that fades in for effect; Removing an error message from the page with a fade effect; Welcoming visitors with a sliding message
Creating an attention-grabber notificationCreating a scrolling thumbnail display; Launching a lightbox image from a thumbnail; Creating an application task ribbon that slides in; Making mouseover elements grow on a ribbon; Making active elements on a ribbon bounce; Chapter 5: Mr. Clean Uses Ajax: Remote Asynchronous Calls; Using Firefox's Firebug to troubleshoot asynchronous calls; Displaying remote data via Ajax within a DIV; Displaying cross domain remote data via Ajax within a DIV; Screen scraping a portion of another web page; Parsing and displaying JSON data
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