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Bubbling full API based on YUIDocs
Finally I got some time to review all the comments in the source code to generate the full API documentation based on YUI Docs, check the new documentation here. (new)
Accordion implementation to YUI 3.x
I spent some time creating a new plugin for YUI 3.x to implement the accordion features. Hopefully, this new plugin will be included within YUI 3.1 amoung other widgets and plugins. (hot)
- YUI3 Fork in github
- Check a preliminar example here
Using the YUI TabView Control with the Dispatcher Plugin
YUI Dispatcher Plugin and how to use it along with the YUI TabView to load on-demand content using the YUI Connection Manager.
The Bubbling Technique & Custom Event, YUI’s Secret Weapon
In this article I’ll share my experiences in the event-driven programming within the web browser and show how the Bubbling Library, combined with YUI’s Custom Event capabilities, can create an unobtrusive behavioral layer suitable for powerful web applications.
Event-Driven Web Application Design
I recommend you to read carefully the Christian Heilmann's paper, where he wrote about how to plan an Event-Driven application, and how this technique will become the future of the web application as a result of an evolutive process.
A JavaScript Module Pattern
Eric Miraglia's detailed explanation of how to use the closures and specifically the module pattern (singlenton) as a flexible and multi-funcional structure...
Yahoo! UI Library (YUI)
YUI Official Website at the Yahoo! Developer Network.
YUI Official Forum
Get help and share your knowledge thru the YUI Official Forum.
Tabview used page load events
Not Good And Explain how to used the page load event after datsrc to .aspx page
Re: Tabview used page load events
Hello... I really don't understand what you mean, because here aren't datasrc, and the dispatcher plugin works independently of the server side technology. If you're using aspx, you just need to pass a flag parameter in the URI (in the current example the parameter is tpl=ajax), and depending on that parameter, you will return the full page or just the main area. Another possible option is to check the headers, in PHP:
if (!isset($_SERVER['HTTP_X_REQUESTED_WITH']) || ($_SERVER['HTTP_X_REQUESTED_WITH'] == 'XMLHttpRequest')) {
// do the magic...
}
I'm not an expert in aspx, but I'm pretty sure that you can implement something similar.