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Extending jQuery Keith Wood Digital Instant Download
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 brief contents
PART 1 SIMPLE EXTENSIONS .................................................... 1
1 ■
jQuery extensions 3
2 ■
A first plugin 17
3 ■ Selectors and filters 30

PART 2 PLUGINS AND FUNCTIONS .......................................... 51

4 ■ Plugin principles 53
5 ■
Collection plugins 70
6 ■
Function plugins 97
7 ■ Test, package, and document your plugin 107

PART 3 EXTENDING JQUERY UI . .......................................... 129

8 ■
jQuery UI widgets 131
9 ■
jQuery UI mouse interactions 159
10 ■ jQuery UI effects 182

v
vi BRIEF CONTENTS

PART 4 OTHER EXTENSIONS ................................................ 201

11 ■
Animating properties 203
12 ■ Extending Ajax 216
13 ■
Extending events 233
14 ■
Creating validation rules 250
 contents
foreword xiv
preface xvi
acknowledgments xviii
about this book xix
about the cover illustration xxiii

PART 1 SIMPLE EXTENSIONS . ....................................... 1

1 jQuery extensions 3
1.1 jQuery background 4
Origins 4 ■
Growth 5 ■
Today 7
1.2 Extending jQuery 8
What can you extend? 8
1.3 Extension examples 11
jQuery UI 11 Validation
■
12 Graphical slider 13
■

Google Maps integration 14 ■

Cookies 14 Color animation 15
■

1.4 Summary 15

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viii CONTENTS

2 A first plugin 17
2.1 jQuery architecture 18
jQuery extension points 19 Selectors 20 Collection
■ ■

plugins 21 Utility functions 21 jQuery UI widgets 21

■ ■

jQuery UI effects 22 Animating properties 22 Ajax

■ ■

processing 22 Events handling 23 Validation rules 24

■ ■

2.2 A simple plugin 24

Placeholder text 24 ■ Watermark plugin code 25 Clearing ■

the watermarks 26 ■ Using the Watermark plugin 27

2.3 Summary 29

3 Selectors and filters 30

3.1 What are selectors and filters?
Why add new selectors? 31 ■
31
Basic selectors 32
Pseudo-class selectors 33
3.2 Adding a pseudo-class selector 37
The structure of a pseudo-class selector 37 Adding an exact ■

content selector 39 Adding a pattern matching content

■

selector 41 Adding element type selectors 43 Adding a

■ ■

foreign language selector 43 Selectors from the Validation

■

plugin 45
3.3 Adding a set filter 45
The structure of a set selector 46 Adding a middle elements set
■

selector 47 Enhancing the equals selector 48

■

3.4 Summary 50

PART 2 PLUGINS AND FUNCTIONS .............................. 51

4 Plugin principles 53
4.1 Plugin design 54
Plugin benefits 54 Planning the design
■
54
Modularize the plugin 56
4.2 Guiding principles 56
Provide progressive enhancements 56 Only claim a single ■

name and use that for everything 57 Place everything under ■

the jQuery object 57 Don’t rely on $ being the same as

■

jQuery 58 Hide the implementation details by using

■

scope 58 Invoke methods for additional functionality 59

■

Return the jQuery object for chaining whenever possible 60

 CONTENTS ix

Use the data function to store instance details 60

Anticipate customizations 61 Use sensible defaults 62 ■

Allow for localisation/localization 63 Style your plugin with ■

CSS 64 Test on the major browsers 66 Create a

■ ■

repeatable test case suite 66 Provide demonstrations and

■

documentation 67
4.3 Summary 69

5 Collection plugins 70
5.1 What are collection plugins? 71
5.2 A plugin framework 71
The MaxLength plugin 71 ■
MaxLength plugin operation 72
5.3 Defining your plugin 74
Claiming a namespace 74 ■
Encapsulation 74 ■
Using a
singleton 75
5.4 Attaching to an element 76
Basic attachment 77 Plugin initialization
■
78 ■
Invoking
methods 79 Getter methods 80
■

5.5 Setting options 82

Plugin defaults 82 Localisations/localizations 83
■

Reacting to option changes 85 Implementing MaxLength ■

options 86 Enabling and disabling the widget 88

■

5.6 Adding event handlers 89

Registering an event handler 89 ■
Triggering an event
handler 90
5.7 Adding methods 90
Getting the current length 90
5.8 Removing the plugin 91
The destroy method 91
5.9 Finishing touches 92
The plugin body 92 ■
Styling the plugin 94
5.10 The complete plugin 95
5.11 Summary 96

6 Function plugins 97
6.1 Defining your plugin
Localization plugin 98
98
■
Framework code 99 ■
Loading
localizations 100
x CONTENTS

6.2 jQuery Cookie plugin 103

Cookie interactions 103 ■ Reading and writing cookies 104
6.3 Summary 106

7 Test, package, and document your plugin 107

7.1 Testing your plugin
■
108
What to test? 108 Using QUnit 109 Testing the ■

MaxLength plugin 111 Testing option setting and

■

retrieval 113 Simulating user actions 114 Testing

■ ■

event callbacks 116

7.2 Packaging your plugin 117
Collating all the files 117 Minimizing your plugin 118
■

Providing a basic example 121

7.3 Documenting your plugin 123
Documenting options 123 Documenting methods and utility
■

functions 124 Demonstrating your plugin’s abilities 125

■

7.4 Summary 127

PART 3 EXTENDING JQUERY UI ............................... 129

8 jQuery UI widgets 131

8.1 The widget framework 132
jQuery UI modules 132 The Widget module 134
■

The MaxLength plugin 135 MaxLength plugin ■

operation 136
8.2 Defining your widget 137
Claiming a name 137 Encapsulating the plugin 137
■

Declaring the widget 138

8.3 Attaching the plugin to an element 139
Basic attachment and initialization 139
8.4 Handling plugin options 141
Widget defaults 141 Reacting to option changes 142
■

Implementing MaxLength options 144 Enabling and ■

disabling the widget 147

8.5 Adding event handlers 147
Registering an event handler 148 ■ Triggering an event
handler 148
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8.6 Adding methods 150

Getting the current length 150
8.7 Removing the widget 151
The _destroy method 151
8.8 Finishing touches 152
The widget body 152 ■ Styling the widget 154
8.9 The complete plugin 155
8.10 Summary 158

9 jQuery UI mouse interactions 159

9.1 The jQuery UI Mouse module
Mouse-drag actions 160 ■
160
Mouse options 161
9.2 Defining your widget 161
Signature functionality 161 Signature plugin■

operation 163 Declaring the widget 164

■

9.3 Attaching the plugin to an element 165

Framework initialization 165 ■ Custom initialization 166
9.4 Handling plugin options 167
Widget defaults 167 Setting options 169 Implementing
■ ■

Signature options 170 Enabling and disabling the

■

widget 171
9.5 Adding event handlers 171
Registering an event handler 171 ■ Triggering an event
handler 172
9.6 Interacting with the mouse 173
Can a drag start? 173 Starting a drag
■ 174 ■ Tracking a
drag 174 Ending a drag 175
■

9.7 Adding methods 176

Clearing the signature 176 Converting to JSON 177
■

Redrawing the signature 178 Checking signature ■

presence 179
9.8 Removing the widget 179
The _destroy method 180
9.9 The complete plugin 180
9.10 Summary 181
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10 jQuery UI effects 182

10.1 The jQuery UI effects framework 183
The Effects Core module 183 ■ Common effects functions 184
Existing effects 186
10.2 Adding a new effect 188
Imploding an element 188 Initializing the effect 189
■

Implementing the effect 191 Implementing an effect prior to

■

jQuery UI 1.9 192 The complete effect 193

■

10.3 Animation easings 194

What’s an easing? 194 Existing easings 195
■

Adding a new easing 197

10.4 Summary 199

PART 4 OTHER EXTENSIONS .................................... 201

11 Animating properties 203

11.1 The animation framework 204
Animation capabilities 204 ■
Stepping an animation 206
11.2 Adding a custom property animation 208
Animating background-position 209 Declaring and ■

retrieving the property value 210 Updating the property

■

value 212 Animating background-position in

■

jQuery 1.7 213 The complete plugin 215

■

11.3 Summary 215

12 Extending Ajax
12.1
216
The Ajax framework 217
Prefilters 218 ■
Transports 218 ■
Converters 219
12.2 Adding an Ajax prefilter 220
Changing the data type 220 ■
Disabling Ajax processing 220
12.3 Adding an Ajax transport 221
Loading image data 221 ■
Simulating HTML data for
testing 223
12.4 Adding an Ajax converter 226
Comma-separated values format 227 Converting text to ■

CSV 227 Converting CSV to a table 230

■
 CONTENTS xiii

12.5 Ajax plugins 231

12.6 Summary 232

13 Extending events 233

13.1 The special event framework 234
Binding event handlers 234 ■
Triggering events 235
13.2 Adding a special event 236
Adding a right-click event 236 Disabling right-click
■

events 238 Multiple right-click events 239

■

Collection functions for events 242

13.3 Enhancing an existing event 243
Adding right-click handling to the click event 244
13.4 Other event functionality 245
Default actions for events 245 Pre- and post-dispatch
■

callbacks 246 Prevent event bubbling 247

■

Automatic binding and delegation 247

13.5 Summary 249

14 Creating validation rules 250

14.1 The Validation plugin 251
Assigning validation rules 252
14.2 Adding a validation rule 253
Adding a pattern-matching rule 254 ■
Generating pattern-
matching rules 256
14.3 Adding a multiple-field validation rule 258
Grouping validations 258 ■
Defining a multiple-field
rule 259
14.4 Summary 261

appendix Regular expressions 263

glossary 273
index 277
 foreword
Since jQuery’s debut in 2006, it has grown into the most popular JavaScript library for
managing and enhancing HTML documents. jQuery’s cross-browser design allows
developers to focus on building websites instead of puzzling out browser peculiarities.
In 2013, more than one-half of the top million websites (measured by visitor traffic)
use jQuery. Similarly, the jQuery UI library, which builds on jQuery, is the most popu-
lar source of UI widgets.
With that popularity comes the temptation for the jQuery team to add features so
that nearly any problem encountered by a developer can be solved with the incanta-
tion of a jQuery method. Yet every feature added to the core code of jQuery means
more bytes of JavaScript for website visitors to download, whether or not a feature is
used in that site’s development. Such a large monolithic library would degrade perfor-
mance just for the convenience of web development, which isn’t a good trade-off.
To combat the scourge of code bloat, jQuery’s philosophy is to put only the most
common functionality in the library and provide a foundation developers can extend.
An incredible ecosystem of jQuery plugins has grown over the years, driven by each
developer’s need to scratch a particular itch and their generosity in sharing code with
the wider jQuery community. Much of jQuery’s success can be attributed to this ethos
and the team fosters it through sites like plugins.jquery.com.
Keith Wood is well suited to be your guide through Extending jQuery. He’s been a
regular fixture in the jQuery Forum and a top contributor for several years, providing
high-quality answers to the real-life problems developers encounter. He’s also earned
his street cred by developing several popular jQuery plugins. As a result, Keith has a

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 FOREWORD xv

practitioner’s understanding of jQuery extensions combined with an instructor’s intu-

ition about which jQuery topics deserve a deep explanation rather than a passing
mention.
This book delves into just about every facet of extending jQuery’s functionality,
whether for personal needs or professional profit. The best-known type of extension is
the basic jQuery plugin that extends jQuery Core methods, but the book gives equal
time to jQuery UI widget-based plugins that are often a better foundation for visually
oriented extensions. Detailed documentation on the jQuery UI widget factory is
scarce, which makes these chapters all the more valuable.
I’m especially pleased that Keith dedicates some time to the topics of unit tests.
Having a set of thorough unit tests seems like needless extra work, right up until the
point a few months later where an innocuous change to a plugin causes the entire web
team hours of debugging on a live site while user complaints flood in. Unit tests can’t
find all bugs, but they act as a sanity check and prevent obvious regressions that man-
ual testing by an impatient developer tends to miss.
Whatever your reason for learning about jQuery extensions, please consider con-
tributing your work back to the community as open source if it seems that others
might benefit from it. This is a natural fit with jQuery’s own philosophy. Sharing your
knowledge with others not only helps them, but it comes back to you in professional
recognition.

DAVE METHVIN
PRESIDENT, JQUERY FOUNDATION
 preface
I first encountered jQuery in early 2007 and immediately found it intuitive and simple
to use. I was quickly selecting elements and showing and hiding them. Next I tried to
use some of the third-party plugins on offer, but found that they varied widely in use-
fulness and usability.
I was fortunate to start my plugin writing with what was to become a major plugin
in the jQuery community. I came across Marc Grabanski’s Clean Calendar plugin,
which he had converted into a jQuery plugin, and liked the interface it provided for
entering a date. I started playing with it to add more features as a way to explore
jQuery’s capabilities and eventually offered these back to Marc. So started a collabora-
tion on this plugin over the next couple of years.
At that point the Calendar plugin had been renamed Datepicker and had been
chosen by the jQuery UI team as the basis for its date-picker offering.
Since that start I’ve been developing other plugins as the need or interest arose.
Some of my most popular ones are an alternative Datepicker that also allows for pick-
ing date ranges or multiple individual dates, a Calendars plugin that provides support
for non-Gregorian calendars, a Countdown plugin to show the time remaining until a
given date and time, and an SVG Integration plugin that allows you to interact with
SVG elements on the web page. During this time I’ve learned a lot about JavaScript
and jQuery and how to write plugins for the latter.
Creating plugins is an ideal way to capture functionality in a reusable format, mak-
ing it simple to incorporate into other web pages. It lets you more thoroughly test the
code and ensures consistent behavior wherever it is used.

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 PREFACE xvii

jQuery has grown significantly in size and functionality over the intervening years,
but it has remained true to its purpose of making the developer’s life easier. The thriv-
ing plugin community is a testament to the foresight of the jQuery team in providing
a platform that can be easily extended. I hope that the insights presented in this book
allow you to make the most of jQuery in your own projects.
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Definition: Current trends and future directions
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[Figure 17: Diagram/Chart/Graph]
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