Murach's JavaScript and DOM Scripting
How to use JavaScript libraries

In prior chapters, you've learned how to create and use your own libraries. Now, this chapter show you how to use JavaScript libraries, like jQuery, Dojo, and the Dojo extension, Dijits, that are available from other sources. They're full of browser-compatible, debugged, reusable code that can help you develop complex applications more efficiently.
Chapter 20 How to use JavaScript libraries
How to use jQuery 702
How to get started with jQuery 702
How to select elements with jQuery 704
How to use jQuery effects 706
How to handle events with jQuery 708
How to use jQuery to work with XHTML elements 710
How to use jQuery to work with the DOM 712
How to use Dojo 714
How to get started with Dojo 714
How to select elements with Dojo 716
How to handle events with Dojo 718
How to use Dojo effects 720
How to use Dijits 722
How to get started with Dijits 722
How to use the Form Dijit 724
How to use the Button Dijit 724
How to use the CheckBox Dijit 726
How to use the RadioButton Dijit 726
How to use the ValidationTextBox Dijit 728
How to validate a credit card with ValidationTextBox Dijits 730
How to use the FilteringSelect Dijit 732
The Register application 734
The XHTML 734
The JavaScript 738


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