Category: DVD discs locator

Using the jQuery knowledge that you’ve gained so far, in this lesson you developed a fully working web application to manage a DVD collection. One of the lessons that you may have learned from working on it is that tasks that at first glance may seem complex are nothing but a combined set of simple…

Whenever a selection is made from a filter drop-down, you need to populate the filter with the controls that are appropriate for that filter. You’ve made it easy for yourself by creating markup templates to copy when you determine which one is appropriate. But there are also a few other housekeeping tasks that you need…

If you refer back to figure 7.1a, you can see that the initial display of your DVD search page is pretty simple: a header, a first filter instance, a few buttons, and a preset table where you’ll display the results. Take a look at the HTML markup that achieves that: There’s nothing too surprising in that…

Let’s pretend that you’re a videophile whose collection of DVDs, numbering in the thousands, has become a huge problem. Not only has organization become an issue, making it hard to find a DVD quickly, but all those DVDs in their cases have become a storage problem. They’ve taken over way too much space and will…

This lesson covers We’re not even at the halfway point of the book and hopefully you’ve learned a lot of new topics, methods, and techniques. Throughout the previous lessons, we’ve covered jQuery selectors, DOM traversal and manipulation, and event handling. For each of these topics we’ve shown you several examples. They were great for letting…