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The Widget Factory
Version 1.8 of jQuery UI split the functionality that allows widgets to be easily jquery.ui.widget. jsfn.extend() method for easily creating plugins, that the common API functionality is retained in new plugins. Resetting a widgetCreating an example calculator widget
Adding options to our example widget
Supporting the common API methods
Using our widget in a web page
Introducing the Widget Factory
of the interaction is limited to us calling them on an element. In most cases, this basic plugin pattern.
The Widget Factory
[ 2 ] jQuery.widget as part of jQuery UI.
Reasons for using the Widget Factory
method within jQuery.prototype (or $.fn, as it is more commonly written), and with others within our code. Eliminate the need to produce a lot of boilerplate code for the plugin most cases, jQuery plugins are stateless; they perform a single action o n an normally extend jQuery's prototype. If a plugin is stateful, it requires code to clear, consistent format that can be used across all jQuery UI plugins.
Produce a consistent API
your widgets. ui, which is not a good practice (jQuery.al) jQuery.al.filterable.prototype) and extend the existing jQuery prototype (jQuery.fn.filterable) .data() method to store plugin instance in .data() plugin( "foo" ) or directly .foo()
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[ 3 ] ._trigger method such as _trigger( "event" ) the plugin we will use later in this chapter to create an example calculator widget
Creating a skeleton plugin
name in the format of
. ( function($,undefined) { $.widget( "al.progressbar", { // These options will be used as defaults options: { className : "" }, Next comes the initialization method for the widget; here is where we se t up the _create: function() { filter: function() { The Widget Factory
[ 4 ] is only intended to be within the widget itself and not for general cons umption. _hover: function() { Unless our widget only performs one operation or doesn't need to allow t he user to plugin, we now need to respond to those option changes and process any r equests. _SetOptions, which is called anytime the option() _setOptions: function (options) { this._superApply(arguments); _SetOption, which processes each option change before calling the _setOption: function( key, value ) { return this._superApply( arguments ); _destroy _destroy: function() { return this._super(); })(jQuery); Setting options in a widget
widget; these are in addition to any that you add as custom options to y our widget. Chapter 15
[ 5 ] OptionDefault valueUse
disabledfalseDisables the widget if set to true hidenull can accept boolean, string, number, or object as input shownullSets if or how to animate the displaying of the boolean, string, number, or
The Widget Factory
Version 1.8 of jQuery UI split the functionality that allows widgets to be easily jquery.ui.widget. jsfn.extend() method for easily creating plugins, that the common API functionality is retained in new plugins. Resetting a widgetCreating an example calculator widget Adding options to our example widget
Supporting the common API methods
Using our widget in a web page
Introducing the Widget Factory
of the interaction is limited to us calling them on an element. In most cases, this basic plugin pattern. The Widget Factory
[ 2 ] jQuery.widget as part of jQuery UI. Reasons for using the Widget Factory
method within jQuery.prototype (or $.fn, as it is more commonly written), and with others within our code. Eliminate the need to produce a lot of boilerplate code for the plugin most cases, jQuery plugins are stateless; they perform a single action o n an normally extend jQuery's prototype. If a plugin is stateful, it requires code to clear, consistent format that can be used across all jQuery UI plugins. Produce a consistent API
your widgets. ui, which is not a good practice (jQuery.al) jQuery.al.filterable.prototype) and extend the existing jQuery prototype (jQuery.fn.filterable) .data() method to store plugin instance in .data() plugin( "foo" ) or directly .foo() Chapter 15
[ 3 ] ._trigger method such as _trigger( "event" ) the plugin we will use later in this chapter to create an example calculator widget Creating a skeleton plugin
name in the format of . ( function($,undefined) { $.widget( "al.progressbar", { // These options will be used as defaults options: { className : "" }, Next comes the initialization method for the widget; here is where we se t up the _create: function() { filter: function() { The Widget Factory
[ 4 ] is only intended to be within the widget itself and not for general cons umption. _hover: function() { Unless our widget only performs one operation or doesn't need to allow t he user to plugin, we now need to respond to those option changes and process any r equests. _SetOptions, which is called anytime the option() _setOptions: function (options) { this._superApply(arguments); _SetOption, which processes each option change before calling the _setOption: function( key, value ) { return this._superApply( arguments ); _destroy _destroy: function() { return this._super(); })(jQuery); Setting options in a widget
widget; these are in addition to any that you add as custom options to y our widget. Chapter 15
[ 5 ] OptionDefault valueUse
disabledfalseDisables the widget if set to true hidenull can accept boolean, string, number, or object as input shownullSets if or how to animate the displaying of the boolean, string, number, or