If you haven't already, I suggest you take a good look at dojo. They
have a quite extensible framework for dealing with widgets.
On 4/4/06, Lucio Torre <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> im pretty new to javascript, so im full of questions. As my main tool in
> this new endeavor is mochikit, i thought you guys could help me answer some
> questions i have.
>
> Im tring to create a set of widgets/visual components for my web
> application, and i find that there is no 'stadard' way to do that. Just a
> lot of DOM hackery.
>
> For example, i want to implement a slider/splitter (ala wxsplitter).
>
> What i would like is to be able to do something like this:
> <div id="mainSplit" class="splitter">
> <div>PANEL 1</div>
> <div>PANEL 2</div>
> </div>
>
> and then:
> $('mainSplit').setSplit("30%");
>
> right now im walking the DOM and replacing the classes i know with the
> combination of elements i need to implement the control.
>
> My idea is that one should be able to do
> SPLITTER({}, DIV({}, "PANEL 1"), DIV({}, "PANEL 2"));
> to work with this new controls as if they were DOM elements.
>
> I dont have any nice idea about how to implement the $(id).method part, as i
> would like to be able to have objects with state. Im thinking about an
> object registry and hacking the getElements functions. But this all seems so
> basic that im wondering about reinventing the wheel or mising the zen of
> javascript. I mean, didnt everyone come to the need to create new
> components? How did you solve it?
>
> tia,
>
> Lucio.
>
> >
>
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