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Index
Copyright
Dedication
Negus Live Linux Series Acknowledgments About the Author Introduction
The Audience for This Book The Organization of This Book About the CD-ROM for This Book What You Need to Use This Book
I. Ajax Boot Camp
1. Ajax and a Brave New World Wide Web
Dining with Ajax Ajax, Sting, and Asynchronicity To Reload, or Not Reload What Exactly Is Ajax? Real-World Ajax
Google Suggest Netflix Flickr Google Maps
Ajax Isn’t for Everything The Shipping Charge Calculator Revisited Summary
2. Inside an Ajax Application
The Nuts and Bolts of Ajax
HTML and CSS JavaScript XML and Ajax Data PHP and the Server
The Ajax Request Lifecycle Getting to Know the Ajax Toolkit
The ajaxkit.js File The domkit.js File The modalimgkit.js File The validatekit.js File The infowinkit.js File The ratingkit.js File
Dismantling the E-Book Viewer
The E-Books The Booker Web Page
Customizing the E-Book Viewer Summary
II. Building Real-World Ajax Applications
3. Dynamically Loading Web Data: An XML E-Book Viewer
The Challenge: Loading Data in Smaller Chunks The Design: Designing an XML E-Book Viewer
The Client Request The Server Response Making Sense of the Client-Server Conversation
Putting Together the E-Book Viewer
The XML E-Books The Booker Web Page The Booker Server Script
Testing Booker Giving Booker an Extreme Ajax Makeover Summary
4. Using Ajax to Dynamically Populate Lists: A Stock Picker
The Challenge: Displaying Selected Stock Information The Design: Designing a Stock Picker
The Client Requests The Server Responses Making Sense of the Client-to-Server Conversation
Putting Together the Stock Picker
The Stocks XML File The Picker Web Page The Quoter Server Script
Testing Picker Giving Picker an Extreme Ajax Makeover Summary
5. Tapping into RSS News Feeds
The Challenge: Querying News Feeds Dynamically The Design: Designing a News Feed Application
The Client Request The Server Response Making Sense of the Client-to-Server Conversation
Putting Together the News Feeder Application
The News Feeder Web Page The News Feeder Style Sheet The News Feeder Server Script
Testing the News Feeder Giving News Feeder an Extreme Ajax Makeover Summary
6. Reading the User’s Mind with Auto-Complete
The Challenge: Anticipating Data Entry The Design: Designing an Auto-Complete Application
The Client Request The Server Response Making Sense of the Client-to-Server Conversation
Putting Together the Completer Application
The Completer Web Page The Completer Server Script
Testing Completer Giving Completer an Extreme Ajax Makeover Summary
7. Creating Responsive GUIs with Real-Time Validation
The Challenge: Checking User Input in Real Time The Design: Designing a Validator Application
The Client Request The Server Response Making Sense of the Client-to-Server Conversation
Putting Together the Validator Application
The Validator Web Page The ZIP Lookup Server Script
Testing Validator Giving Validator an Extreme Ajax Makeover Summary
8. A Killer Interface for Image Viewing
The Challenge: Loading Images Dynamically The Design: Designing a Dynamic Image Viewer Putting Together the Imaginator Application Testing Imaginator Giving Imaginator an Extreme Ajax Makeover Summary
9. Presenting Information with Slick Popups
The Challenge: Creating Linked Popups The Design: Designing an Information Popup Application
The Client Request The Server Response Making Sense of the Client-to-Server Conversation
Putting Together the Informer Application
The Informer Web Page The Information Content Pages
Testing Informer Giving Informer an Extreme Ajax Makeover Summary
10. Forecasting the Weather with Ajax
The Challenge: Gathering Dynamic Weather Information The Design: Designing a Weather Forecaster
The Client Request The Server Response Making Sense of the Client-to-Server Conversation
Putting Together the Forecaster Application
The Forecaster Web Page The Forecaster Server Script
Testing Forecaster Giving Forecaster an Extreme Ajax Makeover Summary
11. Building an Ajax Shipping Calculator
The Challenge: Retrieving Live Shipping Charges The Design: Designing a Shipper Application The Client Request The Server Response Making Sense of the Client-to-Server Conversation Putting Together the Shipper Application The Shipper Web Page The Shipper Server Script Testing Shipper Giving Shipper an Extreme Ajax Makeover Summary
12. Adding an Ajax-Powered Rating System to Your Site
The Challenge: Adding Ratings to a Web Site The Design: Designing a Rater Application
The Client Request The Server Response Making Sense of the Client-to-Server Conversation
Putting Together the Rater Application
The Rater Web Page The Cookie Reset Web Page
Testing Rater Giving Rater an Extreme Ajax Makeover Summary
III. Appendices
A. The Past, Present, and Future of Ajax
The Road to Ajax The Ajax Boom What’s Next for Ajax?
B. A Quick and Dirty XMLHttpRequest Reference
Methods
open() send() abort() overrideMimeType() setRequestHeader() getAllResponseHeaders() getResponseHeader()
Properties
readyState status statusText responseText responseXML
Events
C. Using the Live Linux CD
Inside the Live CD Running the Live CD
Setting Up Networking Backing Up Your Data
Running the Live CD Directly on a Windows PC Running the Live CD Directly on a Mac PC Running the Live CD in Other Ways
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