- Learning Ext JS
- Credits
- About the Authors
- About the Reviewer
- Preface
- 1. Getting Started
- 2. The Staples of Ext
- 3. Forms
- The core components of a form
- Our first form
- Nice form—how does it work?
- Form fields
- Validation
- Built-in validation—vtypes
- Styles for displaying errors
- Custom validation—create your own vtype
- Masking—don't press that key!
- Radio buttons and check boxes
- The ComboBox
- TextArea and HTMLEditor
- Listening for form field events
- Buttons and form action
- Loading a form with data
- Object reference or component config
- Summary
- 4. Buttons, Menus, and Toolbars
- 5. Displaying Data with Grids
- 6. Editor Grids
- 7. Layouts
- 8. Ext JS Does Grow on Trees
- 9. Windows and Dialogs
- 10. Effects
- 11. Drag-and-Drop
- 12. It's All about the Data
- 13. Code for Reuse: Extending Ext JS
- Object-oriented JavaScript
- Object-oriented programming with Ext JS
- Understanding packages, classes, and namespaces
- Ok, what do we extend?
- Creating a custom namespace
- Our first custom class
- Overriding methods
- Understanding the order of events
- Creating our own custom events
- Our first custom component: Complete
- What's next? Breaking it down
- Using xtype: The benefits of lazy instantiation
- Using our custom components within other objects
- Summary
- 14. The Power of Ext JS: What Else Can You Do?
James Kennard is an all-round computer specialist with a particular interest in web-based technologies. He authored the Joomla! CMS book Mastering Joomla! 1.5 Extension and Framework Development. He holds a B.Sc. in Computer Science and has worked for organisations such as LogicaCMG. James has recently taken an interest in user interfaces and overall UX—it is this which led him to the truly superb Ext JS project.
Dedicated to our family, friends, and the Ext JS team.
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