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  • Cover

  • Copyright

  • Credits

  • About the Author

  • About the Reviewers

  • Table of Contents

  • Preface

  • Chapter 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

  • Chapter 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

  • Chapter 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

  • Chapter 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

  • Chapter 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

  • Chapter 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

  • Chapter 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

  • Chapter 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

  • Chapter 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

  • Chapter 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

  • Index

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[...]... here On my test server, my directory layout (within the public_html directory) is like this: /php_ and _jquery /php_ and _jquery/ jquery.min.js /php_ and _jquery/ jquery-ui.css /php_ and _jquery/ jquery-ui.min.js /php_ and _jquery/ 1-tests /php_ and _jquery/ 2-contextual_help [ others from various chapters ] /php_ and _jquery/ ckeditor /php_ and _jquery/ images /php_ and _jquery/ jquery-validate [ other plugins ] [ 14 ] This... recommend using PHP 5.2 or up You will also need to download the jQuery library from http://docs .jquery. com/Downloading _jQuery Who this book is for This book is for PHP application developers who want to improve their user interfaces through jQuery' s capabilities and responsiveness Whether you are familiar with jQuery or have only dabbled a little with JavaScript, this book will provide you with numerous... responsive interfaces—all with the minimum of code This is the first book in the market that will ease the server-side PHP coder into the client-side world of the popular jQuery JavaScript library This book will show you how to use jQuery to enhance your PHP applications, with many examples using jQuery' s user interface library jQuery UI, and other examples using popular jQuery plugins It will help... Now, without further ado, let's get on with the fun stuff Summary In this chapter, we discussed what jQuery is, why you would want to use it, and why is it useful to combine it with PHP We also saw a list of projects illustrating some uses for combining PHP and jQuery In the next chapter, we will look at a few examples of how you can use jQuery immediately to give your site a more "live" feel, without... end up with is a very clear piece of code, which can be understood immediately The problems of cross-browser compatibility are also solved by using the jQuery library You can be sure that the new script will work as planned in all major browsers The example links to the jQuery library file, jquery. min.js, which you can download from http://jqueryjs.googlecode.com/files /jquery- 1.3. 2.min.js Why jQuery? ... jQuery it is about how to work with both PHP and jQuery This book will teach you how to use jQuery to create some really cool effects, but without you needing to have in-depth knowledge of how jQuery works This material is copyright and is licensed for the sole use by JEROME RAYMOND on 30th October 2009 125 Louis ST, , So Hackensack, , 07606 Introduction and Overview With this book, we are more interested... Introduction and Overview Projects that use PHP and jQuery Here is a small list of projects that use jQuery along with PHP This illustrates the variety of uses that jQuery is put to WordPress WordPress (http://wordpress.org/) is probably the best-known blogging software on the net Recently, the admin dashboard area was given a thorough going over, and is now extremely flexible with the areas you can move around... this book covers Chapter 1, Introduction and Overview, introduces you to what jQuery is, why you would want to use it, and why is it useful to combine it with PHP Also, it gives a list of projects illustrating uses for combining PHP and jQuery Chapter 2, Quick Tricks, looks at a few quick examples on how to interface PHP and jQuery and a few tricks, which demonstrate how to relieve the most obvious resource... explain There is simply a select box for the country, with both the name and the id as country, and there is a placeholder table cell with the ID cities The real magic happens with the JavaScript How it works The main function in jQuery is called jQuery But most people use the common alias $ as it is already set up with the script and is much shorter In PHP, the $ symbol indicates that the following string... technology these days jQuery simplifies Ajax With pure Ajax, you need to do low-level stuff like create an XMLHTTPRequest object (taking care of cross-browser incompatibilities), set callbacks, check response values, and so on With jQuery, all you need to do is use $.get or one of the other jQuery JSON functions These functions will take care of the lowlevel stuff for you How to work with the examples . code 11 2 Renaming, deleting, and moving les 11 3 Client-side code 11 4 Server-side code 11 5 File downloads 11 6 Client-side code 11 6 Server-side code 11 7 Summary. events 13 2 Client-side code 13 3 Server-side code 13 4 Walk-through of the calendar so far 13 4 Recurring events 13 6 Client-side code 13 6 Server-side code 13 9 Deleting

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