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0 reviewsISBN-10 : 1847196985
ISBN-13 : 9781847196989
Author: Kae Verens
For PHP developers, this intro to jQuery has it all. It will empower your applications with new responsive capabilities and custom-built plugins. You ll be amazed at the difference a few lines of JavaScript can make.
Key Features
Combine client-side jQuery with your server-side PHP to make your applications more efficient and exciting for the client
Learn about some of the most popular jQuery plugins and methods
Create powerful and responsive user interfaces for your PHP applications
Complete examples of PHP and jQuery with clear explanations
No JavaScript expertise or jQuery experience required
1. Introduction and Overview
Expected developer skills
Differences between PHP and JavaScript
What is jQuery?
Why jQuery?
How does jQuery fit in with PHP?
How to work with the examples
Projects that use PHP and jQuery
WordPress
RoundCube
KFM
Drupal
Summary
2. Quick Tricks
Dynamic select boxes
Client-side code
How it works
Server-side code
Quick deletes
Client-side code
Server-side code
Contextual help
Inline editing
Client-side code
Server-side code
Summary
3. Tabs and Accordions
Using a jQuery tab plugin
Client-side code
Server-side considerations
Using jQuery accordion plugins
Client-side code
Server-side management of accordions
Client-side code
Server-side code
Just the conversion
Now show the data with the accordions
Server-side management of tabs
Server-side code
Just the conversion
Now show the data with the tabs
Using special codes to define tabs
Client-side code
Server-side code
Loading accordion panels through Ajax
Client-side code
Server-side code
Loading tab panels through Ajax
Client-side code
Summary
4. Forms and Form Validation
Using the jQuery validation plugin
Client-side code
Setting up jQuery validation from PHP
Server-side code (setup)
Client-side code
Server-side code
Remote validation
Server-side code (setup)
Client-side code
Server-side code
Large select boxes
Client-side code
Server-side code
Auto-suggestion
Client-side code
Server-side code
Client-side code
Summary
5. File Management
Security
Choosing a directory
Client-side code
Server-side code
Creating, renaming, and deleting directories
Client-side code
Server-side code
Moving directories
Client-side code
Server-side code
File uploads
Client-side code
Server-side code
Renaming, deleting, and moving files
Client-side code
Server-side code
File downloads
Client-side code
Server-side code
Summary
6. Calendars
Displaying the calendar
Creating an event
Client-side code
Server-side code
Loading events from the server
Client-side code
Server-side code
Moving and resizing events
Client-side code
Server-side code
Editing events
Client-side code
Server-side code
Deleting events
Client-side code
Server-side code
Walk-through of the calendar so far
Recurring events
Client-side code
Server-side code
Deleting recurring events
Client-side code
Server-side code
Summary
7. Image Manipulation
Showing the list of images
Server-side code
Client-side code
Selecting an image
Client-side code
Server-side code
Preparing your PHP
Rotating
Client-side code
Server-side code
Caching or saving the image
Client-side code
Server-side code
Resizing
Client-side code
Server-side code
Cropping
Client-side code
Server side
Summary
8. Drag and Drop
Sorting simple lists
Client-side code
Server-side code
Client-side code
Sorting trees
Client-side code
Server-side code
Connecting lists
Client-side code
Server-side code
Summary
9. Data Tables
Setting up DataTables
Client-side code
Getting data from the server
Client-side code
Server-side code
Caching your database queries
Server-side code
Pagination through Ajax
Client-side code
Server-side code
Sorting by column
Filtering
Server-side code
Setting a delay on the filter
Summary
10. Optimization
Optimizing the page load
Place scripts at the bottom
Aggregate and cache your scripts
Output HTML similar to the post-jQuery code
Optimizing development and maintenance
Writing your own plugins
Un-caching your JavaScript
Optimizing jQuery
Use Google's CDN
Caching jQuery objects
Use $.load for non-visual code
JavaScript optimizations
Chaining
Speeding up selectors
Inject multiple elements at once
Using setTimeout
Use var for your variables
Summary
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