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- Ajax for Web Application Developers
- Ajax for Web Application Developers
- Table of Contents
- Copyright
- About the Author
- Acknowledgments
- We Want to Hear from You
- Reader Services
- Introduction
- An Introduction to the Book Samples
- Part I: Getting Started
- Chapter 1. Introduction to Ajax
- The XML DOM
- Measuring the Benefits
- Chapter 2. The Request
- An In-Depth Look at XMLHttpRequest
- Creating the Object
- Asynchronous Data Transfers
- The Ready State
- HTTP Status Codes and Headers
- Chapter 3. The Response
- XML
- JSON
- Chapter 4. Rendering the Response with XHTML and CSS
- XHTML
- CSS
- Part II: Creating and Using the JavaScript Engine
- Chapter 5. Object-Oriented JavaScript
- Object-Oriented Approaches
- Using the new Operator
- Literal Notation
- Associative Arrays
- JScript.NET
- Object Constructors
- Prototypes
- Chapter 6. Creating the Engine
- Creating a Custom Ajax Wrapper
- Creating an Ajax Updater
- Chapter 7. Using the Engine
- Getting Started
- Making a Request
- Engine Methods and Properties
- Chapter 8. Debugging
- The JavaScript onerror Event
- responseText
- IE Developer Toolbar
- Safari Enhancer
- FireBug
- Chapter 9. Extending the Engine
- Creating a Utilities Object
- Handling Status Codes with an HTTP Object
- Part III: Creating Reusable Components
- Chapter 10. Accordion
- Getting Started
- Creating the Accordion Object
- Panel Functionality and Data Display
- Chapter 11. Tree View
- Structuring the Data
- Handling the Response
- Rendering the GUI
- Chapter 12. Client-Side Validation
- Getting Started
- Creating a Validation Object
- The Server Side
- Chapter 13. Data Grid
- Getting Started
- Creating a DataGrid Object
- Displaying the Data
- Part IV: Ajax Patterns
- Chapter 14. Singleton Pattern
- An Overview of the Singleton Pattern
- Creating an Object Using the Singleton Pattern
- Using the Singleton Object
- Chapter 15. Model View Controller
- An Overview of the Pattern
- Creating the Pattern
- Using the Pattern
- Chapter 16. The Observer Pattern
- Pattern Overview
- Creating an Error-Handling Object
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