Showing posts with label AJAX. Show all posts
Showing posts with label AJAX. Show all posts
Friday, 17 July 2015
Sunday, 5 July 2015
Thursday, 2 July 2015
Pragmatic Bookshelf Publishing Mastering Dojo, JavaScript and AJAX Tools: ebook
Thursday, 21 May 2015
JavaScript and Ajax with w3schools : ebook
Thursday, 16 April 2015
JavaScript and AJAX for Dummies : ebook
JavaScript and AJAX for Dummies
he World Wide Web officially celebrated its 20th birthday as I began writ-
ing this book. In one sense, it’s hard to believe that the technology has
been around this long already. At another level, it’s amazing how much has
happened in that short time. When I started teaching and writing about the
Internet (long before the Web was practical), none of us had any idea what it
was going to turn into one day
he World Wide Web officially celebrated its 20th birthday as I began writ-
ing this book. In one sense, it’s hard to believe that the technology has
been around this long already. At another level, it’s amazing how much has
happened in that short time. When I started teaching and writing about the
Internet (long before the Web was practical), none of us had any idea what it
was going to turn into one day
he World Wide Web officially celebrated its 20th birthday as I began writ-
ing this book. In one sense, it’s hard to believe that the technology has
been around this long already. At another level, it’s amazing how much has
happened in that short time. When I started teaching and writing about the
Internet (long before the Web was practical), none of us had any idea what it
was going to turn into one day
he World Wide Web officially celebrated its 20th birthday as I began writ-
ing this book. In one sense, it’s hard to believe that the technology has
been around this long already. At another level, it’s amazing how much has
happened in that short time. When I started teaching and writing about the
Internet (long before the Web was practical), none of us had any idea what it
was going to turn into one day
Wednesday, 15 April 2015
Wrox Press Professional Ajax : pdf ebook
Professional Ajax 2 ndEdition
by
Nicholas C. Zakas
Jeremy McPeak
Joe Fawcett
Who This Book Is For
This book is aimed at two groups of readers:
❑ Web application developers looking to enhance the usability of their web sites and web applications.
❑ Intermediate JavaScript developers looking to further understand the language.
In addition, familiarity with the following related technologies is a strong indicator that this book is
for you:
❑ XML
❑ XSLT
❑ Web Services
❑ PHP
❑ C#
❑ HTML
❑ CSS
Friday, 2 January 2015
Ajax for Dummies: ebook
Ajax for Dummies
by Steve Holzner,PhD
Contents at a Glance
Introduction
Part I: Getting Started
Chapter 1: Ajax 101
Chapter 2: It’s All About JavaScript
Part II: Programming in Ajax
Chapter 3: Getting to Know Ajax
Chapter 4: Ajax in Depth
Part III: Ajax Frameworks
Chapter 5: Introducing Ajax Frameworks
Chapter 6: More Powerful Ajax Frameworks
Chapter 7: Server-Side Ajax Frameworks
Part IV: In-Depth Ajax Power
Chapter 8: Handling XML int Ajax Applications
Chapter 9: Working with Cascading Style Sheets in Ajax Applications
Chapter 10: Working with Ajax and PHP
Part V: The Part of Tens
Chapter 11: Ten Ajax Design Issues You Should Know About
Chapter 12: Ten Super-Useful Ajax Resources
Ajax Bible: ebook
Ajax Bible
Steven Holzner, PhD
Part I: Fundamental Ajax 1
Chapter 1: Essential Ajax
What Does “Ajax” Mean?
What Can You Do with Ajax?
Create Ajax live searches
Create an Ajax-enabled calculator
Talk with Ajax chat applications
Crunch numbers with spreadsheets
Browse Amazon
Get the answer with Ajax autocomplete
Log in with Ajax
Download images
Drag and drop with Ajax
Play games with Ajax
Modify Web pages on the fly
Add interactivity to maps
E-mail the Ajax way
Chapter 2: Know Your JavaScript
What Is JavaScript’s Place in Ajax?
A Brief History of JavaScript
Getting Started with JavaScript.
Fixing errors
Commenting your code
Putting your code in external script files
Responding to browser events
Creating JavaScript Functions
Passing arguments to functions
Returning values from functions
Storing Your Data in Variables
Operating on Your Data with Operators
Making Decisions with the If Statement
Executing Different Code in Different Browsers
Working with Loops
Looping with the for loop
Looping with the while loop
Connecting JavaScript to HTML Buttons
Summary
Chapter 3: Creating Ajax Applications
Writing Ajax
Setting up the application
Writing the JavaScript
Creating an XMLHttpRequest object
Opening the XMLHttpRequest object
Handling data downloads
Getting your data
Downloading the data
More ways to create XMLHttpRequest objects
Interacting with Server-Side Code
Passing Data to Server-Side Scripts
Passing data to the server with GET
Passing data to the server with POST .
Using Ajax with XML
Creating the XML
Downloading the XML
Chapter 4: Serious Ajax Programming
Working with Multiple Concurrent XMLHttpRequest Requests
Using multiple XMLHttpRequest objects
Storing XMLHttpRequest objects in an array
Using inner functions
Handling JavaScript Sent from the Server
Returning JavaScript
Returning JavaScript objects
Connecting to Google Suggest
Calling Another Domain in Ajax
A Login Example
Working with Ajax and Head Requests
Getting all head data
Getting specific head data
Eliminate Caching
Part II: Ajax in Depth
Chapter 5: Introducing Ajax Frameworks
Using the Ajax Utility Library
Get text from the server with getText
Get XML from the server with getXml
Post data to the server and get text back
Post data to the server and get XML back
Using libXmlRequest to Download XML
Using AJAXLib to Download XML
Chapter 6: More Advanced Ajax Frameworks
Using the Majax Framework
Using the Sack Framework
Using the XHConn Framework
Using the uniAjax Framework
Using the AjaxGear Framework
Using the AjaxRequest Framework
Using the Http Framework to Avoid Caching
Using the Sarissa Framework to Handle XML
Using the Interactive Website Framework to Handle XML
Summary
Chapter 7: Using Server-Side Ajax Frameworks
Working with PHP-Based Frameworks
Using Sajax and PHP
Using Xajax and PHP
Using LibAjax and PHP
Working with Java-Based Frameworks
Using Direct Web Remoting and Java
Using Ajax Tags and Java
Using SWATO with Java
Working with Ajax and Ruby on Rails
Downloading text with Ajax
Accessing downloaded data in code
Part III: Ajax and the DOM, XML, CSS, and Dynamic HTML
Chapter 8: The DOM and Event Handling
Introducing the DOM
Appending Elements Using the DOM
Replacing Elements Using the DOM
Creating an Ajax-Enabled Shopping Cart
Creating a cross-browser mouse event object
Handling mouse down events
Handling mouse move events
Handling mouse up events
Downloading Images with Ajax
Handling Ajax Timeouts
Summary
Chapter 9: XML and Ajax
Creating XML
Handling XML with JavaScript
Retrieving Data from an XML Document
Handling White Space in the Mozilla, Netscape, and Firefox Web Browsers
Handling White Space in a Cross-Browser Way
Accessing XML Data Directly
Accessing XML Attribute Values
Validating Your XML
Chapter 10: Cascading Style Sheets and Ajax
Ajax-Enabled Menus
Creating the styles
Working with the mouse
Downloading the menu items
Showing a menu.
Handling menu item clicks
Hiding a menu
Getting Text Noticed in Ajax Applications
Scrolling Text
Styling Text Using CSS
Styling Colors and Backgrounds Using CSS
Styling Locations in Web Pages
Chapter 11: Dynamic HTML and Ajax
Creating Mouseovers
Using Dynamic Styles
Using document.write
Using Dynamic HTML Methods to Update Part of a Page
Using Dynamic HTML Properties to Update Part of a Page
Using Text Ranges to Update Part of a Page
Using createElement to Create New Elements on the Fly
Creating Dynamic Tables
Catching the User’s Attention with Animation
Part IV: Advanced Ajax
Chapter 12: Introducing Ajax and PHP
Getting Started with PHP
Sending text back to the browser
Sending XML back to the browser
Commenting Your PHP
Working with Variables
Interpolating Variables in Strings
Working with Arrays
Creating arrays
Copying arrays
Handling Your Data with Operators
Making Choices with the if Statement
Using else statements
Using elseif statements
Using Switch Statements
Using loop Statements
Looping with the for loop
Looping with the while loop
Looping with the do...while loop
Looping with the foreach loop
Chapter 13: PHP: Functions and HTML Controls
Working with Functions
Passing data to functions
Setting up default arguments
Creating variable-length argument lists
Returning values from functions
Returning multiple values from a function
Handling HTML Controls
Working with text fields
Working with checkboxes
Working with radio buttons
Working with list boxes
Working with password controls
Working with Image Maps
Uploading Files
Chapter 14: Handling User Input in PHP
Displaying All the Data in a Form
Looking at Server Variables
Getting User Input in Arrays
Wrapping PHP Applications in a Single Page
Using Hidden Controls to Check Whether a Page Has Been Seen Before
Validating User Input, Numbers, and Text
Validating user input
Validating numbers
Validating text
Handling HTML Sent by the User
Chapter 15: Ajax and Security
Protecting Against Malicious Users
JavaScript insertion
Looking at the Security Issues with Proxy Servers
Handling Security in Ajax Applications
Easy password protection
Server-side user authentication
Protecting Passwords Using Public and Private Keys
Chapter 16: Filters, MVC, and Ajax
Restricting Access with Filters
Logging User Access with Filters
Restricting Access Based on Time of Day
Model-View-Controller Applications
The controller
The view
The model
Installing the MVC Application
Accessing MVC with Ajax
Ajax in Oracle JDeveloper : ebook
Ajax in Oracle JDeveloper
by
Deepak Vohra
1 What is Ajax?
1.1 Introduction
1.2 What is XMLHttpRequest?
1.3 XMLHttpRequest Object Properties
1.3.1 The readyState Property
1.3.2 The onreadystatechange Property
1.3.3 The responseText Property
1.3.4 The responseXML Property
1.3.5 The status Property
1.3.6 The statusText Property
1.4 XMLHttpRequest Object Methods
1.4.1 The abort() Method
1.4.2 The open() Method
1.4.3 The send() Method
1.4.4 The setRequestHeader() Method
1.4.5 The getResponseHeader() Method
1.4.6 The getAllResponseHeaders() Method
1.5 Sending an Ajax Request
1.6 Processing an Ajax Request
1.7 JDeveloper Integrated JavaScript Editor
1.8 Summary
2 Developing an Ajax Web Application
2.1 Introduction
2.2 Setting the Environment
2.3 Sending an Ajax Request
2.4 Processing an Ajax Request on the Server Side
2.5 Processing an Ajax Response
2.6 Summary
3 Less JavaScript with Prototype
3.1 Introduction
3.2 Overview of Prototype
3.2.1 $() function
3.2.2 $F() function
3.2.3 $A() function
3.2.4 $H() function
3.2.5 $R() function
3.2.6 $w() Function
3.2.7 Try.these function()
3.2.8 Ajax.Request Class
3.2.9 Ajax.Updater Class
3.2.10 Ajax.PeriodicalUpdater Class
3.3 Installing Prototype
3.4 Configuring Prototype in AJAX Web Application
3.5 Updating a DOM Element with Ajax.Updater
3.6 Summary
4 Ajax with Java-GWT
4.1 Introduction
4.2 Installing GWT
4.3 Creating a GWT Application
4.4 GWT Class Libraries
4.5 Creating a Form Validation Ajax Application
4.6 Summary.
5 Ajax with Java-DWR
5.1 Introduction
5.2 Setting the Environment
5.3 Creating a DWR Application
5.4 Deploying and Running the DWR Application
5.5 Summary
6 Ajax without JavaScript – AjaxTags
6.1 Introduction
6.2 Setting the Environment
6.3 Overview of AjaxTags
6.4 Installing AjaxTags
6.5 Validating a Form with AjaxTags
6.6 Summary
7 Ajax with JSF-Ajax4jsf
7.1 Introduction
7.2 Overview of Ajax4jsf
7.2.1Ajax Filter
7.2.2 Ajax Action Components
7.2.3 Ajax Containers
7.2.4 JavaScript Engine
7.2.5 Ajax4jsf Component Library
7.3 Setting the Environment
7.4 Creating an Ajax4jsf Application
7.5 Sending an Ajax Request
7.6 Processing an Ajax Request
7.7 Processing the Ajax Response
7.8 Summary
8 Ajax with PHP-Xajax
8.1 Introduction
8.2 Setting the Environment
8.3 Integrating PHP with JDeveloper
8.4 Creating a Database Table
8.5 Sending an Ajax Request
8.6 Processing an Ajax Request
8.7 Processing the Ajax Response
8.8 Summary
9 RSS Feed with Ajax
9.1 Introduction
9.2 Overview of Google Ajax Feed API
9.3 Setting the Environment
9.4 Receiving a RSS Feed
9.5 Receiving Multiple Feeds
9.6 Summary
XIV Contents
10 Web Search with Ajax
10.1 Introduction
10.2 Setting the Environment for Google Search
10.3 Overview of Google Ajax Search API
10.4 Creating a Google Ajax Web Search Application
10.5 Web Search with Yahoo Web Services
10.6 Creating an Ajax Web Search Application for Yahoo
10.7 Sending an Ajax Request with Yahoo Search Web Services
10.8 Running the Yahoo Ajax Web Search Application
10.9 Summary
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