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MooTools 1.3 Cookbook
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Thisisacookbookfullofrecipeswiththeessentialcodeexplainedclearlyandcomprehensively.Therecipesareorganizedsowellthatyouwillhavenoproblemsinusingthiscookbookasareferencetoo.Usersofallskilllevelswillfindthisbookuseful.AdvanceduserswillexpandtheirknowledgeofMooToolsinteraction,intermediateuserswilldelveintonewconceptsofusage.Noviceuserswillfindtheyarecarefullytakenthrougheachfacetofknowledgenecessarytorapidlybecomeintermediateusers.
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- Index
- Extending the Google Font Loader
- Loading Google fonts!
- Extending images—lazy load
- Extending images—add captions based on ALT attributes
- Extending typeOf fixing undefined var testing
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- Index 更新時間：2021-04-02 19:07:36
- Extending the Google Font Loader
- Loading Google fonts!
- Extending images—lazy load
- Extending images—add captions based on ALT attributes
- Extending typeOf fixing undefined var testing
- Extending elements—prompt for confirmation on submit
- Extending elements—preventing multiple form submissions
- Sending a Corvette on a list of errands—extending a class with a chain
- Upgrading all Corvettes via recall—Implement AND Extend in unison!
- Upgrading some Corvettes—Extends versus Implements
- Giving a Corvette a supercharger—Implements versus Extends
- Making a Corvette out of a car—extending the base class
- Chapter 10. Enough Is Never Enough: Extending MooTools
- Showing an alert if an Ajax call fails
- Using the console debugger in Firefox's Firebug
- Viewing the members of an OBJECT using three different methods
- Viewing the members of an ARRAY using three different methods
- Using Firebug to view the scripts included on a page
- Determining the browser version of a visitor
- Reporting the type of a variable
- Using IE's Developer Toolbar to see MooTool stuff in action
- Using Firefox's Firebug to see MooTool stuff in action
- Chapter 9. WTFudge is Going On?: Troubleshooting MooTools
- Fading through a rotating group of images—slideshow!
- Making usability cool with fading font-size changer
- Making a golf ball ease up to a hole and stop
- Showing a notification to a user that glows momentarily
- Making a little duck bounce when clicked
- Welcoming users in a flashy way: stretchy elastic
- Welcoming users in a flashy way: flying in text smoothly
- Saving space on our site: expand text containers on focus
- Saving space on our site: the "more" button that shows more with a transition
- Saving space on our site: creating a transition that grows an IMG from small to large
- Saving space on our site: expanding upon interaction
- Chapter 8. Dynamite! (Movin' On Up): Working with Transitions
- Using MooTools Fx in conjunction with onmouseover events
- Changing graphics upon MOUSEOVER
- Making buttons rollover upon MOUSEOVER
- Stopping a listener from executing a chain of events
- Removing a chain of events
- Making one listener start a chain of events
- Adding another event listener to an element
- Removing one of multiple event listeners
- Responding to both CLICK and MOUSEOVER
- Creating a group of elements that add their NAMEs and VALUEs as text in a DIV
- Removing a listener that responds to clicks
- Creating an event listener that "hello"s on click
- Chapter 7. Knock and the Door Will Open: Events and Listeners
- Sending sorted list info via Ajax
- Creating a sortable list
- Making a reset button to put widgets back into a default state
- Making Ajax calls to record the location of window widgets
- Making window widgets push other widgets around on a screen
- Dragging window widgets around on a screen
- Making a reset button to remove all products from a shopping cart
- Making Ajax calls when products are dropped or added to a shopping cart
- Allowing products in a shopping cart to be "put back" on the shelf
- Changing onscreen inventory levels when a product is dropped on the cart
- Making a shopping cart where products can be dropped
- Dragging product images around on the screen
- Chapter 6. Easy Come Easy Go: Drag and Drop
- Querying Mr. Clean's MP3 list!
- Listening to Mr. Clean's MP3 list!
- Updating a scrolling ticker periodically
- Creating a scrolling stock ticker
- Building a calculator using Ajax
- Submitting a form using Ajax
- Parsing and displaying a web service
- Parsing and displaying JSON data
- Screen scraping a portion of another web page
- Displaying cross domain remote data via Ajax within a DIV
- Displaying remote data via Ajax within a DIV
- Using Firefox's Firebug to troubleshoot asynchronous calls
- Chapter 5. Mr. Clean Uses Ajax: Remote Asynchronous Calls
- Making active elements on a ribbon bounce
- Making mouseover elements grow on a ribbon
- Creating an application task ribbon that slides in
- Launching a lightbox image from a thumbnail
- Creating a scrolling thumbnail display
- Creating an attention-grabber notification
- Welcoming visitors with a sliding message
- Removing an error message from the page with a fade effect
- Welcome visitors with a message that fades in for effect
- Making anchors scroll smoothly into view rather than jump instantly
- Showing a tall page slowly as visitors watch
- Scrolling a news box automatically
- Chapter 4. That's Not All Folks: Animation and Scrolling
- Adding a select option using Ajax
- Adding a select box to the HTML DOM
- Creating new form elements when more inputs are needed
- Creating new form elements
- Creating a DIV displaying an Ajax form response
- Creating an "A" tag link that alters the src of an IFRAME
- Injecting a table into the HTML DOM
- Injecting a "TR" data row into a "Table"
- Injecting a "TD" data cell into a "TR" table row
- Creating an IFRAME that displays google.com
- Creating an "A" tag link with linked text
- Creating a DIV with a border on it
- Chapter 3. And on the 8th Day: Creating HTML Elements
- Creating a welcome message based on a JavaScript cookie
- Creating a time clock that updates per second
- Styling the borders of a group of elements
- Styling the text within an element
- Adding a group of elements with incremented IDs
- Adding an element with a unique ID
- Removing a group of elements using CSS selectors
- Removing an element by ID
- Moving a group of elements using their HTML tag
- Moving an element with a particular ID
- Finding a group of elements by their class attribute
- Finding an element by its ID attribute
- Chapter 2. Switching Paddles Midstream: Changing HTML After Page Load
- Making an Ajax call
- Understanding MooTools ubiquitous anonymous functions
- Dragging an HTML element
- Adding multiple event listeners to an HTML element
- Creating a pop-up alert upon clicking a DIV
- Doing more with a list of names by creating an object
- Looping over an array of names and saying "Hello" to all of them
- Storing a list of names in an array of values
- Injecting Hello World into an HTML DIV
- Using Google Library's MooTools scripts
- Finding MooTools documentation both new and old
- Knowing our MooTools version
- MooTroduction
- Chapter 1. Oldies-but-Goodies: Foundational Moo
- Customer support
- Reader feedback
- Conventions
- Who this book is for
- What you need for this book
- What this book covers
- Preface
- Support files eBooks discount offers and more
- www.PacktPub.com
- About the Reviewer
- About the Author
- Credits
- 版權(quán)信息
- 封面
- 封面
- 版權(quán)信息
- Credits
- About the Author
- About the Reviewer
- www.PacktPub.com
- Support files eBooks discount offers and more
- Preface
- What this book covers
- What you need for this book
- Who this book is for
- Conventions
- Reader feedback
- Customer support
- 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 element
- Dragging 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 element
- Styling 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 response
- Creating 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 notification
- Creating 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
- Parsing and displaying a web service
- Submitting a form using Ajax
- Building a calculator using Ajax
- Creating a scrolling stock ticker
- Updating a scrolling ticker periodically
- Listening to Mr. Clean's MP3 list!
- Querying Mr. Clean's MP3 list!
- Chapter 6. Easy Come Easy Go: Drag and Drop
- Dragging product images around on the screen
- Making a shopping cart where products can be dropped
- Changing onscreen inventory levels when a product is dropped on the cart
- Allowing products in a shopping cart to be "put back" on the shelf
- Making Ajax calls when products are dropped or added to a shopping cart
- Making a reset button to remove all products from a shopping cart
- Dragging window widgets around on a screen
- Making window widgets push other widgets around on a screen
- Making Ajax calls to record the location of window widgets
- Making a reset button to put widgets back into a default state
- Creating a sortable list
- Sending sorted list info via Ajax
- Chapter 7. Knock and the Door Will Open: Events and Listeners
- Creating an event listener that "hello"s on click
- Removing a listener that responds to clicks
- Creating a group of elements that add their NAMEs and VALUEs as text in a DIV
- Responding to both CLICK and MOUSEOVER
- Removing one of multiple event listeners
- Adding another event listener to an element
- Making one listener start a chain of events
- Removing a chain of events
- Stopping a listener from executing a chain of events
- Making buttons rollover upon MOUSEOVER
- Changing graphics upon MOUSEOVER
- Using MooTools Fx in conjunction with onmouseover events
- Chapter 8. Dynamite! (Movin' On Up): Working with Transitions
- Saving space on our site: expanding upon interaction
- Saving space on our site: creating a transition that grows an IMG from small to large
- Saving space on our site: the "more" button that shows more with a transition
- Saving space on our site: expand text containers on focus
- Welcoming users in a flashy way: flying in text smoothly
- Welcoming users in a flashy way: stretchy elastic
- Making a little duck bounce when clicked
- Showing a notification to a user that glows momentarily
- Making a golf ball ease up to a hole and stop
- Making usability cool with fading font-size changer
- Fading through a rotating group of images—slideshow!
- Chapter 9. WTFudge is Going On?: Troubleshooting MooTools
- Using Firefox's Firebug to see MooTool stuff in action
- Using IE's Developer Toolbar to see MooTool stuff in action
- Reporting the type of a variable
- Determining the browser version of a visitor
- Using Firebug to view the scripts included on a page
- Viewing the members of an ARRAY using three different methods
- Viewing the members of an OBJECT using three different methods
- Using the console debugger in Firefox's Firebug
- Showing an alert if an Ajax call fails
- Chapter 10. Enough Is Never Enough: Extending MooTools
- Making a Corvette out of a car—extending the base class
- Giving a Corvette a supercharger—Implements versus Extends
- Upgrading some Corvettes—Extends versus Implements
- Upgrading all Corvettes via recall—Implement AND Extend in unison!
- Sending a Corvette on a list of errands—extending a class with a chain
- Extending elements—preventing multiple form submissions
- Extending elements—prompt for confirmation on submit
- Extending typeOf fixing undefined var testing
- Extending images—add captions based on ALT attributes
- Extending images—lazy load
- Loading Google fonts!
- Extending the Google Font Loader
- Index 更新時間：2021-04-02 19:07:36
