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SitePen Blog " window.name Transport
Transport via window.name. Not to be confused with session variables using window.name.
Develop AJAX applications like the pros, Part 3: Use DWR, Java, and the Dojo Toolkit to integrate Java and JavaScript
This is the third, and final, article of a three-part series on popular JavaScript libraries that you can use to create Ajax-powered applications. In Part 1, you learned about the Prototype library to build a Web application for managing songs. Part 2 described using the Scriptaculous library to build a Web application for managing photos. This article shows you how to leverage DWR to simplify Ajax development.
SitePen Blog " Secure Mashups with dojox.secure
It must be kidding to create widget under language & DOM limitations.
what can we create if we concern full security??
Dojo Toolkit Breakdown
This weekend I got a chance to go two Dojo Developer Meetups and was impressed with all the things I saw the community doing with Dojo. Having been around since ~2004, Dojo has built up an impress list of functionality that makes every type of Ajax application easier to build and maintain. I wrote up my notes from the two days and break down the project into its piece to make it easier to swallow.
Marrying the Zend Framework and HTML Ajax | ProDevTips - dev notes and tutorials
Update: Since writing this I've instead started using jQuery for my Ajax needs, you should too, or MooTools maybe. I've written a new piece demonstrating how jQuery can be used with ZF.
Dojo Fishtank
Blaine Ehrhart wrote a fun little fish tank using Dojo, as another example of doing animation using JavaScript, which includes the following to give you a taste:
JAVASCRIPT:
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function playBubble (target,newbubble) {
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var top = parseInt(target.style.top);
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var left = parseInt(target.style.left);
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var rand = 50+Math.round(50*Math.random());
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// Here we detect how far up the page the bubble is so we can fade it out with the dojo.fadeOut function and delete it
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if (top <= 150) {
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var fadeOut = dojo.fadeOut({
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node: target,
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duration: 200,
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onEnd: function(){dojo._destroyElement(target);}
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});
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fadeOut.play();
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return true;
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}
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// If it's a new bubble then we want to setup it's bubble sequence to go up
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if (newbubble == 1) {
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var floatUp = dojo.fx.slideTo({
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node: target,
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duration: 10000,
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properties: {
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top: {
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end:"-200",
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unit:"px"
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}
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}
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});
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floatUp.play();
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}
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// After many random variables are used you get a very bubbly effect when using dojo.fx.slideTo
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var bubbleEffect = dojo.fx.slideTo({
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node: target,
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duration: 1000,
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properties: {
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left: {
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end:(left%2)?(left-rand):(left+rand),
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unit:"px"
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}
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},
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onEnd: function(){playBubble(target);}
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});
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bubbleEffect.play();
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return true;
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}
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