Mastering Dojo - JavaScript and Ajax Tools for Great Web Experiences

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1 Introduction 9
1.1 Key Aspects of Dojo . 12
1.2 Using the Book . 15
1.3 Acknowledgments 17
I Ajax the Dojo Way 19
2 Powerful Web Forms Made Easy 20
2.1 What Customers Are Saying About Your Form . 21
2.2 Installing Dojo on Your Own Server 21
2.3 Adding Dojo and Dijit to a Page 22
2.4 Laying Out the Form 26
2.5 Improved Form Controls 31
2.6 Wrapping It Up . 34
3 Connecting to Outside Services 37
3.1 Dojo Remote Scripting . 37
3.2 JavaScript Idioms for Calling XHR 39
3.3 A Wish List with dojo.data and dojox.grid.Grid 46
3.4 Researching Cigars Using JSONP . 56
3.5 Reviews with dojo.xhrGet . 63
3.6 Errors and Debugging . 67
II The Dojo APIs 70
4 Dojo In Depth 71
4.1 Modularizing JavaScript 71
4.2 Dojo Source Code Organization 75
4.3 Loading Dojo . 78
5 JavaScript Language Extensions 83
5.1 Binding with dojo.hitch . 83
5.2 JavaScript 1.6 Array Methods . 90
5.3 Support for Polymorphism . 94
5.4 Combining, Structuring, and Copying Objects . 96
6 Asynchronous Programming 101
6.1 Programming DOM Events with Dojo . 101
6.2 Connecting to User-Defined Events with Dojo . 117
6.3 Publish-Subscribe 120
6.4 Managing Callbacks with dojo.Deferred . 123
7 DOM Utilities 140
7.1 Core Dojo DOM Utility Functions . 140
7.2 Finding and Editing Nodes . 145
7.3 Inserting, Moving, and Deleting DOM Nodes 158
7.4 Positioning DOM Nodes 161
7.5 Animation 168
8 Remote Scripting with XHR, script, and iframe 178
8.1 Native Remote Scripting 178
8.2 Using the Dojo XHR Framework . 180
8.3 Remote Scripting with script 199
8.4 Remote Scripting with iframe . 207
8.5 Leveraging Remote Scripting to Access Web Services . 211
8.6 Bookmarking and the Back Button Without Navigating 218
9 Defining Classes with dojo.declare 225
9.1 Why Use Object-Oriented Programming in JavaScript? 225
9.2 Defining a Simple Class 226
9.3 Defining a Subclass with Single Inheritance 234
9.4 Mixins and Multiple Inheritance . 239
9.5 Preprocessing Constructor Arguments 248
9.6 Resolving Property Name Clashes . 252
9.7 Two-Phase Construction 255
9.8 Creating Custom Objects Without Constructors 257
10 dojo.data 260
10.1 The Big Picture . 261
10.2 dojo.data and Incremental Search 268
10.3 Partitioning with QueryReadStore 272
10.4 Calling Read Methods from JavaScript 275
10.5 A Yahoo Search Driver . 280
11 The Dojo Loader and Build System 286
11.1 The Big Picture . 287
11.2 The Dojo Loader . 290
11.3 Optimizing Deployment with the Dojo Build System 299
11.4 Compressing JavaScript Resources with Dojo-Rhino . 313
III Advanced Dijit 318
12 Scripting Widgets 319
12.1 What Exactly Is a Widget? . 319
12.2 Finding and Manipulating Declarative Widgets . 322
12.3 Creating Instances Programmatically 327
12.4 Extension Points 331
12.5 Example: Live Forms 338
13 Tree 341
13.1 A Simple Tree . 341
13.2 Hierarchical Data Stores 344
13.3 Extension Points 349
13.4 Manipulating the Tree 351
13.5 Drag and Drop 356
14 Grid 366
14.1 Grid Display and Design 367
14.2 Programmatic Structures . 372
14.3 Extension Points 375
14.4 Cell Editing 385
14.5 Grid Manipulation 389
15 Form Controls 394
15.1 Form Control Features . 394
15.2 Streamlined Editing . 397
15.3 Feedback . 405
15.4 Dates, Numbers, and i18n . 409
15.5 Action Buttons, Toolbars, and Menus 418
15.6 A11y 422
16 Dijit Themes, Design, and Layout 428
16.1 Theme Structure 428
16.2 Changing Look and Feel 435
16.3 A11y and Themes 440
16.4 Panes: ContentPane and TitlePane 442
16.5 The Alignment Container: BorderContainer . 447
16.6 Stack Containers 451
17 Creating and Extending Widget Classes 455
17.1 Widget Classes Using dijit.Declaration 456
17.2 Widget Classes Using dojo.declare 461
17.3 The Widget Life Cycle 466
17.4 Extending Widgets . 469
17.5 Example: A Yahoo Answers Widget 470
IV Rich Internet Applications 476
18 Building a Rich Internet Application 477
18.1 The Big Picture . 477
18.2 Step 1: Create the Application Skeleton . 486
18.3 Step 2: The Main Menu and Command System . 491
18.4 Step 3: A Custom Statusbar Widget . 499
19 Adding Dynamic Content to an RIA 505
19.1 Step 4: The Navigator Pane and On-Demand Data Store 505
19.2 Step 5: Workspace Objects . 515
20 Going Forward 529
20.1 Foundations . 529
20.2 Graphics . 531
20.3 Dojo Data and Storage . 532
V Appendixes 533
A Bibliography 534
Index 536
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