http://openjsan.org/ Recent JavaScript Distributions submitted to the JavaScript Archive Network (JSAN) en-us Creative Commons 2007-10-01T07:04:13 casey@geeknest.com casey@geeknest.com Recent JSAN Uploads hourly 1 1969-12-31T19:00:01 http://openjsan.org/images/logo/jsan-logo-rhino.png http://openjsan.org/ Marshall Roch http://openjsan.org/doc/h/hn/hnakamur/JapaneseHolidays/1.0.3 <pre>NAME JapanseHolidays - Japanese holidays calculation library SYNOPSIS isH = JapaneseHolidays.isHoliday(new Date(2007, 9 - 1, 23)); name = JapaneseHolidays.getHolidayName(new Date(2007, 9 - 1, 23)); DESCRIPTION This is a library for testing if a date is a Japanese holiday (precisely, "Shukujitsu" or "Furikae Kyuujitsu") or not. Also you can get the holiday name written in Japanese. FUNCTIONS isHoliday Tests a specified date is a Japanese holiday or not. isH = JapaneseHolidays.isHoliday(new Date(2007, 9 - 1, 23)); // is true isH = JapaneseHolidays.isHoliday(new Date(2007, 4 - 1, 29)); // is true isH = JapaneseHolidays.isHoliday(new Date(2007, 4 - 1, 30)); // is true because this date is a "furikae kyuujitsu". isH = JapaneseHolidays.isHoliday(new Date(2007, 4 - 1, 30), false); // is false with passing includesFurikaeKyujitsu to false. getHolidayName Returns the holiday name (written in Japanese) for a date if the date is a holiday, or returns the empty string if the date is not a holiday. name = JapaneseHolidays.getHolidayName(new Date(2007, 9 - 1, 23)); // is '秋分の日' (<- a holiday name written in Japanese) name = JapaneseHolidays.getHolidayName(new Date(2007, 4 - 1, 29)); // is '昭和の日' name = JapaneseHolidays.getHolidayName(new Date(2007, 4 - 1, 30)); // is '振替休日' name = JapaneseHolidays.getHolidayName(new Date(2007, 4 - 1, 30), false); // is '' with passing includesFurikaeKyujitsu to false. getHolidayAndNames Returns an array of arrays of dates of holidays and names in a year or in a month. The first element of the nested array is a date of a holiday, and the second element is the name of that holiday. holidays = JapaneseHolidays.getHolidayAndNames(2007, 5 - 1); // holidays in a month for (i = 0; i < holidays.length; i++) { date = holidays[i][0]; name = holidays[i][1]; } // more examples holidays = JapaneseHolidays.getHolidayAndNames(2007); // holidays in a year holidays = JapaneseHolidays.getHolidayAndNames(2007, 9 - 1, false); // holidays excluding FurikaeKyuujitsu's. EXAMPLES // usage of isHoliday() to prevent computing repeatedly holidays in a month. year = 2007; month = 5 - 1; holidays = JapaneseHolidays.getHolidayAndNames(year, month); endDate = JapaneseHolidays.getEndDateInMonth(year, month); for (var d = 1; d < endDate.getDate(); d++) { dt = new Date(year, month, d); isH = JapaneseHolidays.isHoliday(dt, undefined, holidays); name = JapaneseHolidays.getHolidayName(dt, undefined, holidays); } CHANGES ver. 1.0.3 Fixed the calculation of Shunbun days and Shuubun days. The current version passes the test for years between 1948 and 2030, and is supposed to be correct until year 2150. ver. 1.0.2 Added dojo.provide(). ver. 1.0.1 Fixed a bug. Both isHoliday() and getHolidayName() didn't handle dates having non-zero (that is, not 00:00:00) time part. ver. 1.0 Initial release. AUTHOR Hioraki Nakamura &lt;hnakamur@gmail.com> COPYRIGHT This program is licensed under MIT license. Copyright (C) 2007 Hiroaki Nakamura &lt;hnakamur@gmail.com> Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions: The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software. THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE. </pre> 2007-09-28T18:59:05 http://openjsan.org/doc/h/hn/hnakamur/JapaneseHolidays/1.0.2 <pre>NAME JapanseHolidays - Japanese holidays calculation library SYNOPSIS isH = JapaneseHolidays.isHoliday(new Date(2007, 9 - 1, 23)); name = JapaneseHolidays.getHolidayName(new Date(2007, 9 - 1, 23)); DESCRIPTION This is a library for testing if a date is a Japanese holiday (precisely, "Shukujitsu" or "Furikae Kyuujitsu") or not. Also you can get the holiday name written in Japanese. FUNCTIONS isHoliday Tests a specified date is a Japanese holiday or not. isH = JapaneseHolidays.isHoliday(new Date(2007, 9 - 1, 23)); // is true isH = JapaneseHolidays.isHoliday(new Date(2007, 4 - 1, 29)); // is true isH = JapaneseHolidays.isHoliday(new Date(2007, 4 - 1, 30)); // is true because this date is a "furikae kyuujitsu". isH = JapaneseHolidays.isHoliday(new Date(2007, 4 - 1, 30), false); // is false with passing includesFurikaeKyujitsu to false. getHolidayName Returns the holiday name (written in Japanese) for a date if the date is a holiday, or returns the empty string if the date is not a holiday. name = JapaneseHolidays.getHolidayName(new Date(2007, 9 - 1, 23)); // is '秋分の日' (<- a holiday name written in Japanese) name = JapaneseHolidays.getHolidayName(new Date(2007, 4 - 1, 29)); // is '昭和の日' name = JapaneseHolidays.getHolidayName(new Date(2007, 4 - 1, 30)); // is '振替休日' name = JapaneseHolidays.getHolidayName(new Date(2007, 4 - 1, 30), false); // is '' with passing includesFurikaeKyujitsu to false. getHolidayAndNames Returns an array of arrays of dates of holidays and names in a year or in a month. The first element of the nested array is a date of a holiday, and the second element is the name of that holiday. holidays = JapaneseHolidays.getHolidayAndNames(2007, 5 - 1); // holidays in a month for (i = 0; i < holidays.length; i++) { date = holidays[i][0]; name = holidays[i][1]; } // more examples holidays = JapaneseHolidays.getHolidayAndNames(2007); // holidays in a year holidays = JapaneseHolidays.getHolidayAndNames(2007, 9 - 1, false); // holidays excluding FurikaeKyuujitsu's. EXAMPLES // usage of isHoliday() to prevend computing repeatedly holidays in a month. year = 2007; month = 5 - 1; holidays = JapaneseHolidays.getHolidayAndNames(year, month); endDate = JapaneseHolidays.getEndDateInMonth(year, month); for (var d = 1; d < endDate.getDate(); d++) { dt = new Date(year, month, d); isH = JapaneseHolidays.isHoliday(dt, undefined, holidays); name = JapaneseHolidays.getHolidayName(dt, undefined, holidays); } CHANGES ver. 1.0.2 Added dojo.provide(). ver. 1.0.1 Fixed a bug. Both isHoliday() and getHolidayName() didn't handle dates having non-zero (that is, not 00:00:00) time part. ver. 1.0 Initial release. AUTHOR Hioraki Nakamura &lt;hnakamur@gmail.com> COPYRIGHT This program is licensed under MIT license. Copyright (C) 2007 Hiroaki Nakamura &lt;hnakamur@gmail.com> Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions: The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software. THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE. </pre> 2007-09-27T18:59:06 http://openjsan.org/doc/1/11/111//Ajax <pre></pre> 2007-09-26T18:59:05 http://openjsan.org/doc/i/in/ingy/Ajax/0.11 <pre>Simple Javascript Ajax</pre> 2007-09-26T00:59:05 http://openjsan.org/doc/h/hn/hnakamur/JapaneseHolidays/1.0.1 <pre>NAME JapanseHolidays - Japanese holidays calculation library SYNOPSIS isH = JapaneseHolidays.isHoliday(new Date(2007, 9 - 1, 23)); name = JapaneseHolidays.getHolidayName(new Date(2007, 9 - 1, 23)); DESCRIPTION This is a library for testing if a date is a Japanese holiday (precisely, "Shukujitsu" or "Furikae Kyuujitsu") or not. Also you can get the holiday name written in Japanese. FUNCTIONS isHoliday Tests a specified date is a Japanese holiday or not. isH = JapaneseHolidays.isHoliday(new Date(2007, 9 - 1, 23)); // is true isH = JapaneseHolidays.isHoliday(new Date(2007, 4 - 1, 29)); // is true isH = JapaneseHolidays.isHoliday(new Date(2007, 4 - 1, 30)); // is true because this date is a "furikae kyuujitsu". isH = JapaneseHolidays.isHoliday(new Date(2007, 4 - 1, 30), false); // is false with passing includesFurikaeKyujitsu to false. getHolidayName Returns the holiday name (written in Japanese) for a date if the date is a holiday, or returns the empty string if the date is not a holiday. name = JapaneseHolidays.getHolidayName(new Date(2007, 9 - 1, 23)); // is '秋分の日' (<- a holiday name written in Japanese) name = JapaneseHolidays.getHolidayName(new Date(2007, 4 - 1, 29)); // is '昭和の日' name = JapaneseHolidays.getHolidayName(new Date(2007, 4 - 1, 30)); // is '振替休日' name = JapaneseHolidays.getHolidayName(new Date(2007, 4 - 1, 30), false); // is '' with passing includesFurikaeKyujitsu to false. getHolidayAndNames Returns an array of arrays of dates of holidays and names in a year or in a month. The first element of the nested array is a date of a holiday, and the second element is the name of that holiday. holidays = JapaneseHolidays.getHolidayAndNames(2007, 5 - 1); // holidays in a month for (i = 0; i < holidays.length; i++) { date = holidays[i][0]; name = holidays[i][1]; } // more examples holidays = JapaneseHolidays.getHolidayAndNames(2007); // holidays in a year holidays = JapaneseHolidays.getHolidayAndNames(2007, 9 - 1, false); // holidays excluding FurikaeKyuujitsu's. EXAMPLES // usage of isHoliday() to prevend computing repeatedly holidays in a month. year = 2007; month = 5 - 1; holidays = JapaneseHolidays.getHolidayAndNames(year, month); endDate = JapaneseHolidays.getEndDateInMonth(year, month); for (var d = 1; d < endDate.getDate(); d++) { dt = new Date(year, month, d); isH = JapaneseHolidays.isHoliday(dt, undefined, holidays); name = JapaneseHolidays.getHolidayName(dt, undefined, holidays); } CHANGES ver. 1.0.1 Fixed a bug. Both isHoliday() and getHolidayName() didn't handle dates having non-zero (that is, not 00:00:00) time part. ver. 1.0 Initial release. AUTHOR Hioraki Nakamura &lt;hnakamur@gmail.com> COPYRIGHT This program is licensed under MIT license. Copyright (C) 2007 Hiroaki Nakamura &lt;hnakamur@gmail.com> Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions: The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software. THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE. </pre> 2007-09-25T12:59:06 http://openjsan.org/doc/h/hn/hnakamur/JapaneseHolidays/1.0 <pre> JapanseHolidays - Japanese holidays calculation library SYNOPSIS isH = JapaneseHolidays.isHoliday(new Date(2007, 9 - 1, 23)); name = JapaneseHolidays.getHolidayName(new Date(2007, 9 - 1, 23)); DESCRIPTION This is a library for testing if a date is a Japanese holiday (precisely, "Shukujitsu" or "Furikae Kyuujitsu") or not. Also you can get the holiday name written in Japanese. FUNCTIONS isHoliday Tests a specified date is a Japanese holiday or not. isH = JapaneseHolidays.isHoliday(new Date(2007, 9 - 1, 23)); // is true isH = JapaneseHolidays.isHoliday(new Date(2007, 4 - 1, 29)); // is true isH = JapaneseHolidays.isHoliday(new Date(2007, 4 - 1, 30)); // is true because this date is a "furikae kyuujitsu". isH = JapaneseHolidays.isHoliday(new Date(2007, 4 - 1, 30), false); // is false with passing includesFurikaeKyujitsu to false. getHolidayName Returns the holiday name (written in Japanese) for a date if the date is a holiday, or returns the empty string if the date is not a holiday. name = JapaneseHolidays.getHolidayName(new Date(2007, 9 - 1, 23)); // is '秋分の日' (<- a holiday name written in Japanese) name = JapaneseHolidays.getHolidayName(new Date(2007, 4 - 1, 29)); // is '昭和の日' name = JapaneseHolidays.getHolidayName(new Date(2007, 4 - 1, 30)); // is '振替休日' name = JapaneseHolidays.getHolidayName(new Date(2007, 4 - 1, 30), false); // is '' with passing includesFurikaeKyujitsu to false. getHolidayAndNames Returns an array of arrays of dates of holidays and names in a year or in a month. The first element of the nested array is a date of a holiday, and the second element is the name of that holiday. holidays = JapaneseHolidays.getHolidayAndNames(2007, 5 - 1); // holidays in a month for (i = 0; i < holidays.length; i++) { date = holidays[i][0]; name = holidays[i][1]; } // more examples holidays = JapaneseHolidays.getHolidayAndNames(2007); // holidays in a year holidays = JapaneseHolidays.getHolidayAndNames(2007, 9 - 1, false); // holidays excluding FurikaeKyuujitsu's. EXAMPLES // usage of isHoliday() to prevend computing repeatedly holidays in a month. year = 2007; month = 5 - 1; holidays = JapaneseHolidays.getHolidayAndNames(year, month); endDate = JapaneseHolidays.getEndDateInMonth(year, month); for (var d = 1; d < endDate.getDate(); d++) { dt = new Date(year, month, d); isH = JapaneseHolidays.isHoliday(dt, undefined, holidays); name = JapaneseHolidays.getHolidayName(dt, undefined, holidays); } AUTHOR Hioraki Nakamura &lt;hnakamur@gmail.com> COPYRIGHT This program is licensed under MIT license. Copyright (C) 2007 Hiroaki Nakamura &lt;hnakamur@gmail.com> Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions: The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software. THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE. </pre> 2007-09-24T06:59:05 http://openjsan.org/doc/b/ba/bashi/Data/Page/0.02 <pre>=head1 NAME Data.Page - Autogenerate useful information for pagination =head1 SYNOPSIS var p = new Data.Page( 120, // total entries 10, // entries per page 1 // current page ); // get pagination info p.total_entries() // 120 p.entries_per_page() // 10 p.current_page() // 1 p.entries_on_this_page() // 10 p.first_page() // 1 p.last_page() // 12 p.first() // 1 p.last() // 10 p.previous_page() // undefined p.next_page() // 2 // get items that are included in this page var items = [ 'item1' .. 'item99' ]; items = p.splice( items ); // [ 'item1' .. 'item10' ] =head1 DESCRIPTION By giving minimum parameters, this module auto-calculates all the neccessary information needed to display pagination, which we see (and program) alot in a search result page. Especially useful for client-side AJAX applications. =head2 Constructor var page = new Data.Page( 99, // total entries 15, // entries displayed per page 2 // current page number ); Or, you can set those parameter later: var page = new Data.Page(); page.total_entries( 99 ); page.entries_per_page( 15 ); page.current_page( 2 ); =head2 Methods =head3 total_entries() page.total_entries( 130 ); // setter page.total_entries(); // getter Sets/gets the total number of entries in your result set. Ignored if passed a negative value. =head3 entries_per_page() page.entries_per_page( 10 ); // setter page.entries_per_page(); // getter Sets/gets the total number of entries displayed per page. Ignored if passed a negative value. =head3 current_page() page.current_page( 10 ); // setter page.current_page(); // getter Sets/gets the total number of entries displayed per page. Ignored if passed a negative value. =head3 entries_on_this_page() page.entries_on_this_page(); // 10 // might be different on last page page.current_page( page.last_page() ); page.entries_on_this_page(); // 7 Gets the number of items displayed in current page. It's usually same as page.entries_per_page(), but might differ on the last page. =head3 last_page() page.last_page(); // 5 Gets the last page number. It's also the "total page count". =head3 first_page() page.first_page(); // 1 Gets the first page number, which will always return 1. Counter-part for page.last_page() method. =head3 first() page.first(); // 21 Gets the item number of the first item in current page. =head3 last() page.last(); // 30 Gets the item number of the last item in current page. =head3 previous_page() page.previous_page(); // 1 Gets the page number of the previous page. Returns "undefined" if called at first page. =head3 next_page() page.next_page(); // 2 Gets the page number of the next page. Returns "undefined" if called at last page. =head3 splice() var items = [ 'item1' .. 'item99' ]; items = p.splice( items ); // [ 'item1' .. 'item10' ] By passing an array with items/records for all pages, it will return an array containing only the items for the current page. =head3 skipped() var page = new Data.Page( 50, 10, 3 ); // we're at page 3 page.skipped(); // 20 Returns how many items are skipped as for the current page. =head1 SEE ALSO Perl CPAN - Data::Page module L&lt;http://search.cpan.org/dist/Data-Page/> =head1 AUTHOR Toshimasa Ishibashi &lt;F&lt;iandeth99@ybb.ne.jp>> L&lt;http://iandeth.dyndns.org/> Original perl code by Leon Brocard - L&lt;http://search.cpan.org/~lbrocard/> Thank you Leon for a nice work. =head1 COPYRIGHT Copyright (c) 2007 Toshimasa Ishibashi. All rights reserved. This module is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the Artistic license. Or whatever license I choose, which I will do instead of keeping this documentation like it is. </pre> 2007-09-15T06:59:06 http://openjsan.org/doc/b/ba/bashi/Data/Page/0.01 <pre>=head1 NAME Data.Page - Autogenerate useful information for pagination =head1 SYNOPSIS var p = new Data.Page( 120, // total entries 10, // entries per page 1 // current page ); // get pagination info p.total_entries() // 120 p.entries_per_page() // 10 p.current_page() // 1 p.entries_on_this_page() // 10 p.first_page() // 1 p.last_page() // 12 p.first() // 1 p.last() // 10 p.previous_page() // undefined p.next_page() // 2 // get items that are included in this page var items = [ 'item1' .. 'item99' ]; items = p.splice( items ); // [ 'item1' .. 'item10' ] =head1 DESCRIPTION By giving minimum parameters, this module auto-calculates all the neccessary information needed to display pagination, which we see (and program) alot in a search result page. Especially useful for client-side AJAX applications. =head2 Constructor var page = new Data.Page( 99, // total entries 15, // entries displayed per page 2 // current page number ); Or, you can set those parameter later: var page = new Data.Page(); page.total_entries( 99 ); page.entries_per_page( 15 ); page.current_page( 2 ); =head2 Methods =head3 total_entries() page.total_entries( 130 ); // setter page.total_entries(); // getter Sets/gets the total number of entries in your result set. Ignored if passed a negative value. =head3 entries_per_page() page.entries_per_page( 10 ); // setter page.entries_per_page(); // getter Sets/gets the total number of entries displayed per page. Ignored if passed a negative value. =head3 current_page() page.current_page( 10 ); // setter page.current_page(); // getter Sets/gets the total number of entries displayed per page. Ignored if passed a negative value. =head3 entries_on_this_page() page.entries_on_this_page(); // 10 // might be different on last page page.current_page( page.last_page() ); page.entries_on_this_page(); // 7 Gets the number of items displayed in current page. It's usually same as page.entries_per_page(), but might differ on the last page. =head3 last_page() page.last_page(); // 5 Gets the last page number. It's also the "total page count". =head3 first_page() page.first_page(); // 1 Gets the first page number, which will always return 1. Counter-part for page.last_page() method. =head3 first() page.first(); // 21 Gets the item number of the first item in current page. =head3 last() page.last(); // 30 Gets the item number of the last item in current page. =head3 previous_page() page.previous_page(); // 1 Gets the page number of the previous page. Returns "undefined" if called at first page. =head3 next_page() page.next_page(); // 2 Gets the page number of the next page. Returns "undefined" if called at last page. =head3 splice() var items = [ 'item1' .. 'item99' ]; items = p.splice( items ); // [ 'item1' .. 'item10' ] By passing an array with items/records for all pages, it will return an array containing only the items for the current page. =head3 skipped() var page = new Data.Page( 50, 10, 3 ); // we're at page 3 page.skipped(); // 20 Returns how many items are skipped as for the current page. =head1 SEE ALSO Perl CPAN - Data::Page module L&lt;http://search.cpan.org/dist/Data-Page/> =head1 AUTHOR Toshimasa Ishibashi &lt;F&lt;iandeth99@ybb.ne.jp>> L&lt;http://iandeth.dyndns.org/> Original perl code by Leon Brocard - L&lt;http://search.cpan.org/~lbrocard/> Thank you Leon for a nice work. =head1 COPYRIGHT Copyright (c) 2007 Toshimasa Ishibashi. All rights reserved. This module is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the Artistic license. Or whatever license I choose, which I will do instead of keeping this documentation like it is. </pre> 2007-09-14T12:59:05 http://openjsan.org/doc/i/in/ingy/YAML/0.11 <pre>YAML Serialization for JavaScript Data</pre> 2007-09-14T06:59:06 http://openjsan.org/doc/i/in/ingy/YAML/0.10 <pre>YAML Serialization for JavaScript Data</pre> 2007-09-13T15:51:05 http://openjsan.org/doc/u/un/unrtst/Data/FormValidator/0.06 <pre>NAME Data.FormValidator - Validate HTML form input based on input profile. SYNOPSIS &lt;FORM onSubmit="return myValidate(this);"> ... </FORM> &lt;SCRIPT LANGUAGE="javascript"><!-- var click_once = 0; function myValidate (frmObj) { var goodColor = "#FFFFFF"; var badColor = "#FFFF99"; var profile = new Object(); // define profile ... // put any extras you'd like in here if (click_once == 0) { click_once = 1; var passed = Data.FormValidator.check_and_report(frmObj, profile, goodColor, badColor); if (passed) { return true; } else { // reset click_once, so they can re-fillout the form click_once = 0; return false; } } } // --></SCRIPT> ALTERNATIVELY: the following is a more detailed handling, and is actually what happens in when the above convenience method, "check_and_report()", is called. &lt;FORM onSubmit="return myValidate(this);"> ... </FORM> &lt;SCRIPT LANGUAGE="javascript"><!-- function myValidate (frmObj) { var goodColor = "#FFFFFF"; var badColor = "#FFFF99"; var profile = new Object(); // define profile ... var results = Data.FormValidator.check(frmObj, profile); // clean up colors from form results.cleanForm(frmObj, goodColor); if (! results.success()) { var error_text = ""; var msgs = results.msgs(); for (field in results.missing_required) { results.changeStyle(frmObj, field, badColor); error_text += "Field ["+field+"] is required.\n"; } for (field in results.missing_dependency) { for (i in results.missing_dependency[field]) { var dep = results.missing_dependency[field][i]; results.changeStyle(frmObj, dep, badColor); error_text += "Marking field ["+field+"] requires field ["+dep+"] also be filled in.\n"; } } for (group in results.missing_depgroup) { var completed = results.missing_depgroup[group]['completed']; var incomplete = results.missing_depgroup[group]['incomplete']; for (i in incomplete) { results.changeStyle(frmObj, incomplete[i], badColor); } error_text += "Marking field(s) ["+completed.join(', ')+"] requires field(s) ["+incomplete.join(', ')+"] also be filled in.\n"; } for (field in results.invalid) { results.changeStyle(frmObj, field, badColor); error_text += (msgs[field]) ? "Field ["+field+"] : "+msgs[field] : "Improperly formatted data in field ["+field+"]."; error_text += "\n"; } alert("There is a problem with your form.\n\n"+error_text); return false; } else { // do something with results.valid ? return true; } }; // --></SCRIPT> DESCRIPTION Data.FormValidator's aim is to bring all the benefits of the perl module Data::FormValidator over to javascript, using the same input profiles (they can be dumped into javascript objects using the perl module Data::JavaScript). Data.FormValidator lets you define profiles which declare the required and optional fields and any constraints they might have. The results are provided as an object which makes it easy to handle missing and invalid results, return error messages about which constraints failed, or process the resulting valid data. TODO There are many features missing from this library, that are available in the perl version. The big ones have been marked in the code with the text "TODO". There are too many things missing to explain them all at this time, but we've attempted to note below when feature are not available, work differently, or only exist here. VALIDATING INPUT new Data.FormValidator() Constructor. Currently takes NO options. (TODO: this should optionally support taking in defaults). Returns a Data.FormValidator object (referred to from here on out as "dfv"). dfv.validate(formObject, profile); ***DEPRECATED*** "validate()" provides a deprecated alternative to "check()". It has the same input syntax, but returns a four element array, containing the following elements from the "Results" object (the return value of the "check()" method). results.valid() results.missing() results.validate_invalid() results.unknown() See Data::FormValidator, and the following documentation on "Data.FormValidator.Results" for more info. dfv.check() var results = Data.FormValidator.check(formObject, dfv_profile); "check" is the recommended method to use to validate forms. It returns it's results as a Data.FormValidator.Results object. A deprecated method "validate" is also available, returning it's results as an array described above. var results = Data.FormValidator.check(formObject, dfv_profile); Here, "check()" is used as a class method***, and takes two required parameters. It can also be called as an instance method: var dfv = new Data.FormValidator(); var results = dfv.check(formObject, dfv_profile); The first argument is a javascript DOM object pointing to the form to be validated. The second argument is a reference to the profile you are validating. The resulting "results" object can be used to call has_missing(), has_invalid(), and their ilk. *** NOTE: "class method" is what it's called on the perl side. Here, it's an object constructor, which just happens to take care of some stuff in the Data.FormValidator namespace behind the scenes for you. Data.FormValidator.check_and_report(formObject, dfv_profile [, goodColor, badColor] ) var success = Data.FormValidator.check_and_report(formObject, dfv_profile); This is a convenience method. It takes care of calling "check()", processing the results, building a helpful error message if it erred out, and reporting the errors to the user (via javascript alert() box). If "check()" succeeds, it returns "true"; returns "false" on failure. This is the recommended way to use this library. If you require more advanced usage, this method can be used as a good starting point to base your processing upon. Options: formObject: javascript DOM object pointing to the form to be validated. dfv_profile: Reference to the profile you are validating. goodColor (optional): Hex value of a color to set the form field backgrounds to if the field is valid. badColor (optional): Hex value of a color to set the form field backgrounds to if the field is invalid. dfv.load_profiles() (TODO) dfv._mergeProfiles() (TODO) dfv._check_profile_syntax() (TODO) INPUT PROFILE SPECIFICATION Please see the pod documentation for the perl module Data::FormValidator. NOTE: Constraint support is currently limited. This library currently supports: * Regular Expression Constraints Only as quoted strings (eg "/regexp/", not qr/regexp/). * Built in Constraints Those offered by Data::FormValidator (see Data.FormValidator.Constraints below), but NOT the extra RegExp::Common ones (thought those are on the TODO list now). The profile spec for this library, is the result of running a perl "Data::FormValidator" profile through the module Data::JavaScript. You may construct it by hand, but the specifics of such are outside the scope of this document. Please read on for some more info. Data::JavaScript dumps perl data structures out to a javascript object/array structure. Here is a very simple input profile in perl: my $profile = { optional => [qw( company fax country )], required => [qw( fullname age phone email address )], constraints => { email => { name => "valid_email", constraint => "/^(([a-z0-9_\\.\\+\\-\\=\\?\\^\\#]){1,64}\\@(([a-z0-9\\-]){1,251}\\.){1,252}[a-z0-9]{2,4})$/i" }, age => { name => "valid_age", constraint => "/^1?\d?\d$/" }, }, msgs => { constraints => { valid_email => "Invalid e-mail address format", valid_age => "Age entered must be between 0 and 199", } }, }; Here is the same profile output by "Data::JavaScript::jsdump()": var profile = new Object; profile.constraints = new Object; profile.constraints.email = new Object; profile.constraints.email.name = 'valid_email'; profile.constraints.email.constraint = '\/\^\(\(\[a\-z0\-9_\\\.\\\+\\\-\\\=\\\?\\\^\\\#\]\)\{1\,64\}\\\@\(\(\[a\-z0\-9\\\-\]\)\{1\,251\}\\\.\)\{1\,252\}\[a\-z0\-9\]\{2\,4\}\)\012i'; profile.constraints.age = new Object; profile.constraints.age.name = 'valid_email'; profile.constraints.age.constraint = '\/\^1\?\\d\?\\d\012'; profile.required = new Array; profile.required[0] = 'fullname'; profile.required[1] = 'phone'; profile.required[2] = 'email'; profile.required[3] = 'address'; profile.optional = new Array; profile.optional[0] = 'company'; profile.optional[1] = 'fax'; profile.optional[2] = 'country'; profile.msgs = new Object; profile.msgs.constraints = new Object; profile.msgs.constraints.valid_email = 'Invalid e\-mail address format'; profile.msgs.constraints.valid_age = 'Age entered must be between 0 and 199'; Your profile may contain anything that the perl module Data::FormValidator contains, but only a subset of it will be supported by this library. The following keys are supported. required Array of required fields (required means they must not be blank, nor consist only of spaces). Valid fields listed here will be returned in the results.valid object. optional Array of optional fields (if filled in, constraints placed on these fields will also be checked). Valid fields listed here will be returned in the results.valid object, as well as blank ones. dependencies dependencies => { # If cc_no is entered, make cc_type and cc_exp required "cc_no" => [ qw( cc_type cc_exp ) ], }, This is for the case where an optional field has other requirements. The dependent fields can be specified with an array. dependency_groups dependency_groups => { # if either field is filled in, they all become required password_group => [qw/password password_confirmation/], } The key is an arbitrary name you create. The values are arrays of field names in each group. If any field in the group is filled in, all fields in the group must be filled in. constraints constraints => { fieldName1 => '/regexp/i', fieldName2 => { name => 'all_numbers', constraint => '/^\\d+$/' }, fieldName3 => [ { name => 'no_spaces', constraint => '/^\\S*$/' }, { name => 'word_chars', constraint => '/^\\w+$/' } ], fieldName4 => 'valid_email', } The second and third form above are recommended, as they allow you to tie the constraint to a custom error message (through the msgs hash). We support a very narrow range of constraints options (we do not support constraint_methods as of yet, nor named closures ( "field => email()" ), nor subroutine references, nor compiled regexps(qr/regexp/) ). The ones listed above will all work, namely, quoted regexp and quoted named constraints. msgs This key is used to define parameters related to formatting error messages returned to the user. Please see Data::FormValidator for more detailed information. The important thing to note is that A) the constraint must be named. Eg: profile => { constraints => { fieldName => { name => 'someName', constraint => '/\\d+/' }, }, }; B) the msgs hash references the "name =>", not the field name. Eg: profile => { msgs => { constraints => { someName => "Error message goes here", }, }, }; The rest is important too, but easy to grasp from the Data::FormValidator documentation. NAME Data.FormValidator.Results - results of form input validation. SYNOPSIS var results = Data.FormValidator.check(formObject, dfv_profile); var msgs = results.msgs(); // Print the name of missing fields if ( results.has_missing() ) { for (f in results.missing) { alert(f + " is missing\n"); } } // Print the name of invalid fields if ( results.has_invalid() ) { for (f in results.invalid) { alert(f + " is invalid: " + msgs[f] + "\n"); } } // Print unknown fields if ( results.has_unknown() ) { for (f in results.unknown) { alert(f + " is unknown\n"); } } // Print valid fields for (f in results.valid) { alert(f + " = " + results.valid[f] + "\n"); } DESCRIPTION This object is returned by the Data.FormValidator "check" method. It can be queried for information about the validation results. RESULTS METHODS results.success() This method returns true if there were no invalid or missing fields, else it returns false. results.has_missing() Returns a count of missing fields (zero for none). results.has_invalid() Returns a count of invalid fields (zero for none). results.has_unknown() Returns a count of unknown fields (zero for none). results.has_missing_required() Returns a count of required fields that were missing (zero for none). results.has_missing_dependency() Returns a count of dependency fields that were missing (zero for none). results.has_missing_depgroup() Returns a count of dependency group fields that were missing (zero for none). DATA ACCESSOR STRUCTURES results.valid Object data structure. Access Single element: results.valid.element results.valid['element'] Iterate over all valid items: for (field in results.valid) { // do something with "field" } results.invalid Object data structure. Access Single element: results.invalid.element results.invalid['element'] Iterate over all valid items: for (field in results.valid) { for (i in results.valid[field]) { var testName = results.valid[field][i]; } // do something with "field" } results.validate_invalid Array data structure. Array of Arrays. First element of each row is the "fieldName". The remainder of the elements are the test names that failed. Eg. for (i in results.validate_invalid) { var fieldName = results.validate_invalid[i]; var failedTests = new Array(); for (var j=1; j&lt;results.validate_invalid.length; j++) { failedTests[failedTests.length] = results.validate_invalid[j]; } } results.missing Object data structure. Contains all missing fields (those listed in "required" but not filled in, those listed as a dependency to an optional field that was filled in, those blank from a dependency group that had one or more members filled in). There are more specific missing_* objects you can use to get at each category of missing individually (NOTE: the more specific ones are NOT available in the perl version of Data::FormValidator). Access Single element: results.missing.element results.missing['element'] Iterate over all items: for (field in results.missing) { // do something with "field" } results.missing_required Object data structure. (NOTE: this property is not available in the perl version of Data::FormValidator) Access Single element: results.missing_required.element results.missing_required['element'] Iterate over all items: for (field in results.missing_required) { // do something with "field" } results.missing_dependency Object data structure. (NOTE: this property is not available in the perl version of Data::FormValidator) This data structure is a bit more complex. The first level contains the "fieldName" which triggered the dependency. As its value, is an array of dependencies that were not completed. Eg. for (fieldName in this.missing_dependency) { // fieldName triggered this dependency alert("field["+fieldName+"] required the following fields also be completed: "+ this.missing_dependency[fieldName].join(", ") ); } results.missing_depgroup Object data structure. (NOTE: this property is not available in the perl version of Data::FormValidator) This data structure is a bit more complex. The first level contains the "dependency group name" that failed the test. It is an object which has two properties: "completed" and "incomplete". Each of those properties holds and array of completed and incomplete fields respectively. Ex. for (group in results.missing_depgroup) { var completed = results.missing_depgroup[group]['completed']; var incomplete = results.missing_depgroup[group]['incomplete']; for (i in incomplete) { results.changeStyle(frmObj, incomplete[i], badColor); } error_text += "Marking field(s) ["+completed.join(', ')+"] requires field(s) ["+incomplete.join(', ')+"] also be filled in.\n"; } results.unknown Object data structure. List of all fields found in the form that are not listed as required nor optional in the dfv_profile. Access Single element: results.unknown.element results.unknown['element'] Iterate over all items: for (field in results.unknown) { // do something with "field" } NAME Data.FormValidator.Constraints - Basic sets of constraints on input profile. SYNOPSIS var constraints = new Data.FormValidator.Constraints(); if (constraints.supported('email')) { var match; if (match = constraints.email(value)) { // match has untainted data that is valid } else { // failed test } } else { // constraint is not supported } DESCRIPTION The following built in constraints are provided: supported Given a constraint name, returns true if we currently support that, and false otherwise. This is handy, because code calling built in constraints does not have to change as we add new ones, as it will have a bit of introspection to this object. NOTE: UGLY HACK: I do not know of any methods like "can" for JavaScript, but that is all that this is really trying to do. email Checks if the email LOOKS LIKE an email address. This should be sufficient 99% of the time. Look elsewhere if you want something super fancy that matches every possible variation that is valid in the RFC, or runs out and checks some MX records. state_or_province This one checks if the input correspond to an american state or a canadian province. state This one checks if the input is a valid two letter abbreviation of an american state. province This checks if the input is a two letter canadian province abbreviation. zip_or_postcode This constraints checks if the input is an american zipcode or a canadian postal code. postcode This constraints checks if the input is a valid Canadian postal code. zip This input validator checks if the input is a valid american zipcode : 5 digits followed by an optional mailbox number. phone This one checks if the input looks like a phone number, (if it contains at least 6 digits.) american_phone This constraints checks if the number is a possible North American style of phone number : (XXX) XXX-XXXX. It has to contains 7 or more digits. cc_number TODO: this is currently implemented, but does not work, because constraint_methods in the profile are not supported. So, because this method relies on knowing the value of two fields, it will not work yet. This constraint references the value of a credit card type field. constraint_methods => { cc_no => cc_number({fields => ['cc_type']}), } The number is checked only for plausibility, it checks if the number could be valid for a type of card by checking the checksum and looking at the number of digits and the number of digits of the number. This functions is only good at catching typos. IT DOESN'T CHECK IF THERE IS AN ACCOUNT ASSOCIATED WITH THE NUMBER. cc_exp This one checks if the input is in the format MM/YY or MM/YYYY and if the MM part is a valid month (1-12) and if that date is not in the past. cc_type This one checks if the input field starts by M(asterCard), V(isa), A(merican express) or D(iscovery). ip_address This checks if the input is formatted like an IP address (v4) REGEXP::COMMON SUPPORT (TODO) this is not yet supported. It will require a port of RegExp::Common over to JavaScript, whish should actually be fairly trivial. UTILITY METHODS results.msgs() This method returns an object data structure of error messages. The exact format is determined by parameters in the "msgs" area of the validation profile, described in the Data::FormValidator documentation. This method does NOT yet support the optional "controls" parameter. The data structure returned can be accesses like so: var msgs = results.msgs(); for (field in results.invalid) { error_text += msgs[field] + "\n"; } NOTE: the messages for missing data sets are very bland. You'd be better off producing your own on the fly in those cases. But, this is quite helpful with invalid data :-) results.changeStyle(formObject, fieldName, rgbColor) This will change the background color of all form elements by the given name in the given form, to the given color (defaults to #FFFF99). This is an especially handy method, as you don't have to worry about how many times the form field "password" shows up on the page, nor even what type of field it is (ex. changing the background of a select list is different from a text field), and you can even have mixed types of fields with the same name. TODO: create similar method to change the CSS class of the element. NOTE / TODO: This method doesn't really belong in this namespace, but it provides a substantial benefit, and the supporting code library is already here, so it's likely to stick around for a while. results.cleanForm(formObject, rgbColor) Changes the background color of every element in the given form to the given color (defaults to #FFFFFF). Useful to call prior to processing all the invalid fields. TODO: create similar method to change the CSS class of the element. NOTE / TODO: This method doesn't really belong in this namespace, but it provides a substantial benefit, and the supporting code library is already here, so it's likely to stick around for a while. INTERNAL METHODS The following methods are only noted here so you know of their existence. They are used internally to the Data.FormValidator.Results object. If you find them useful for other purposes, feel free to yank them out and do as you wish (within the bound of the license agreement of course). getElementListByName(frmObj, elementName) Takes the form object, and a form element name Returns an array of elements, or false if it doesn't exist. isArray(thisObject) verify that something is an array isValidObject(thisObject) verify that an object exists and is valid hasSelected(selectObj) return array of selected item values, or false if nothing was selected NOTE: this method has some work around for the broken IE 5, 5.5, and 6. The work arounds currently make all platforms behave less than perfect, as they currently do not include any browser detection. TODO: add browser detection. hasChecked(checkboxObj) Dispatch off to hasRadioOrCheckbox hasRadio(radioObj) Dispatch off to hasRadioOrCheckbox hasRadioOrCheckbox(thisObj) return array of selected item values, or false if nothing was selected hasMCEText(mceObj) return array of text values, with empty elements if the field(s) are blank hasText(textObj) return array of text values, with empty elements if the field(s) are blank blankText(textObj) step through a string, and see if it's nothing but blank fieldType(Obj) method to determine type of form field. We use this, cause we support meta types like tinymce. NOTE: MUST pass in a single form element, not some jacked up frmObj['field'] thing. emptyField(frmObj, fieldName) dispatching function - sends check to appropriate typed check returns true if the field is empty getField(frmObj, fieldName) dispatching function - snags the data for the requested field (all instances of such named field). NOTE: this always returns an array DEMO A live demo is available at the developer site: &lt;http://formvalidatorjs.berlios.de/> BUGS &lt;http://developer.berlios.de/bugs/?group_id=4847> CONTRIBUTING This project is hosted by berlios.de (a sourceforge-ish place). Patches, questions and feedback are welcome. &lt;http://developer.berlios.de> SEE ALSO JSAN listing &lt;http://www.openjsan.org/doc/u/un/unrtst/Data/FormValidator/> Data::FormValidator, Data::FormValidator::Results, Data::FormValidator::Constraints, Data::FormValidator::ConstraintsFactory, Data::FormValidator::Filters AUTHOR Joshua I. Miller &lt;jmiller@purifieddata.net> COPYRIGHT Copyright (c) 2005 by CallTech Communications, LLC. Portions Copyright (c) 1999,2000 iNsu Innovations Inc. This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms as perl itself. </pre> 2007-09-04T18:59:05 http://openjsan.org/doc/e/ed/edoardo/Form/Element/Resize/0.05 <pre>NAME Form.Element.Resize - Unobtrusive javascript class for make a standard form field resizable with the mouse SYNOPSIS <!-- XHTML page --> &lt;form action="http://host.domain.tld/cgi-bin/script"> &lt;label for="message">Message:</label>&lt;br /> &lt;textarea id="message" name="message"></textarea> </form> // javascript code new Form.Element.Resize({ elementId: 'message' }); DESCRIPTION This nice class implement some methods for add a mouse-driven resize feature on form fields such as text inputs, textareas and select controls. Clicking and dragging the borders or the corners of the form element will resize it while double clicking inside the element will restore its original dimensions (this does not work with select elements in Internet Explorer and Firefox). It is also possible to specify the minimum and maximum width and height allowed when the element is resized. Tested under Firefox 2, Internet Explorer 6/7, Opera 9. METHODS new() Class constructor, returns a new Form.Element.Resize object. Parameters oProps Object literal where must be specified the element id on which activate the resize feature and other optional properties that overwrites the defaults. Properties are: elementId ID of the element on which enable the resize feature. mandatory! resizeType Type of resize, shortcuts are auto, horizontal and vertical (default is auto). - auto: resizable borders and corners are set automatically depending on the form element type. text input and non-multiple select have only the right border draggable; textarea and multple select have the right and bottom borders and the bottom-right corner draggable. - horizontal: all field types have only the right border draggable. - vertical: all field types have only the bottom border draggable. It is also possible to specify each border/corner to activate by passing an object literal with one or more of the following keys: n, ne, e, se, s, sw, w, nw All are initially disabled, so for example, to activate only the bottom-right corner the property must be initialized like this: new Form.Element.Resize({ elementId: 'message', resizeType: { se: 1 } }); minWidth Minimum width allowed for the element. When this value is reached the horizontal resize stops. By default this property is set to 1. new Form.Element.Resize({ elementId: 'message', minWidth: 100 }); minHeight Minimum height allowed for the element. When this value is reached the vertical resize stops. By default this property is set to 1. new Form.Element.Resize({ elementId: 'message', minHeight: 50 }); maxWidth Maximum width allowed for the element. When this value is reached the horizontal resize stops. By default this property is not set, so there is not limit to the resize. new Form.Element.Resize({ elementId: 'message', maxWidth: 400 }); maxHeight Maximum height allowed for the element. When this value is reached the vertical resize stops. By default this property is not set, so there is not limit to the resize. new Form.Element.Resize({ elementId: 'message', maxHeight: 350 }); containerId ID of the generated container element, useful for add some CSS rules on it. containerClass Class of the generated container element, useful for add some CSS rules on it. EXAMPLES <!-- you can initialize the class within your XHTML page like this --> &lt;form action="http://host.domain.tld/cgi-bin/script"> &lt;label for="message">Message:</label>&lt;br /> &lt;textarea id="message" name="message"></textarea> &lt;script type="text/javascript">new Form.Element.Resize({ elementId: 'message', containerClass: 'resizable' });</script> </form> // or in a more unobtrusive way put the new in an included javascript file. // be sure to call the new when the page is loaded! // a cross-browser way may be this if( document.addEventListener ) { document.addEventListener( 'load', function() { new Form.Element.Resize({ elementId: 'message', containerClass: 'resizable' }); }, false ); return true; } else if( document.attachEvent ) { return document.attachEvent( 'onload', function() { new Form.Element.Resize({ elementId: 'message', containerClass: 'resizable' }); } ); } SEE ALSO Official web page at http://www.sabadelli.it/edoardo/projects/javascript/form.element.resize JSAN http://openjsan.org/ AUTHOR Edoardo Sabadelli - http://www.sabadelli.it/edoardo COPYRIGHT Copyright (c) 2007 Edoardo Sabadelli. All rights reserved. This module is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the Artistic license. </pre> 2007-08-14T18:59:05 http://openjsan.org/doc/e/ed/edoardo/Form/Element/Resize/0.04 <pre>NAME Form.Element.Resize - Unobtrusive javascript class for make a standard form field resizable with the mouse SYNOPSIS <!-- XHTML page --> &lt;form action="http://host.domain.tld/cgi-bin/script"> &lt;label for="message">Message:</label>&lt;br /> &lt;textarea id="message" name="message"></textarea> </form> // javascript code new Form.Element.Resize({ elementId: 'message' }); DESCRIPTION This nice class implement some methods for add a mouse-driven resize feature on form fields such as text inputs, textareas and select controls. Clicking and dragging the borders or the corners of the form element will resize it while double clicking inside the element will restore its original dimensions (this does not work with select elements in Internet Explorer and Firefox). It is also possible to specify the maximum width and height allowed when the element is resized. Tested under Firefox 2, Internet Explorer 6/7, Opera 9. METHODS new() Class constructor, returns a new Form.Element.Resize object. Parameters oProps Object literal where must be specified the element id on which activate the resize feature and other optional properties that overwrites the defaults. Properties are: elementId ID of the element on which enable the resize feature. mandatory! resizeType Type of resize, shortcuts are auto, horizontal and vertical (default is auto). - auto: resizable borders and corners are set automatically depending on the form element type. text input and non-multiple select have only the right border draggable; textarea and multple select have the right and bottom borders and the bottom-right corner draggable. - horizontal: all field types have only the right border draggable. - vertical: all field types have only the bottom border draggable. It is also possible to specify each border/corner to activate by passing an object literal with one or more of the following keys: n, ne, e, se, s, sw, w, nw All are initially disabled, so for example, to activate only the bottom-right corner the property must be initialized like this: new Form.Element.Resize({ elementId: 'message', resizeType: { se: 1 } }); maxWidth Maximum width allowed for the element. When this value is reached the horizontal resize stops. By default this property is not set, so there is not limit to the resize. new Form.Element.Resize({ elementId: 'message', maxWidth: 400 }); maxHeight Maximum height allowed for the element. When this value is reached the vertical resize stops. By default this property is not set, so there is not limit to the resize. new Form.Element.Resize({ elementId: 'message', maxHeight: 350 }); containerId ID of the generated container element, useful for add some CSS rules on it. containerClass Class of the generated container element, useful for add some CSS rules on it. EXAMPLES <!-- you can initialize the class within your XHTML page like this --> &lt;form action="http://host.domain.tld/cgi-bin/script"> &lt;label for="message">Message:</label>&lt;br /> &lt;textarea id="message" name="message"></textarea> &lt;script type="text/javascript">new Form.Element.Resize({ elementId: 'message', containerClass: 'resizable' });</script> </form> // or in a more unobtrusive way put the new in an included javascript file. // be sure to call the new when the page is loaded! // a cross-browser way may be this if( document.addEventListener ) { document.addEventListener( 'load', function() { new Form.Element.Resize({ elementId: 'message', containerClass: 'resizable' }); }, false ); return true; } else if( document.attachEvent ) { return document.attachEvent( 'onload', function() { new Form.Element.Resize({ elementId: 'message', containerClass: 'resizable' }); } ); } SEE ALSO Official web page at http://www.sabadelli.it/edoardo/projects/javascript/form.element.resize JSAN http://openjsan.org/ AUTHOR Edoardo Sabadelli - http://www.sabadelli.it/edoardo COPYRIGHT Copyright (c) 2007 Edoardo Sabadelli. All rights reserved. This module is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the Artistic license. </pre> 2007-08-14T00:59:05 http://openjsan.org/doc/t/te/temp304//Customize_Dropdown_M <pre></pre> 2007-08-07T18:59:05 http://openjsan.org/doc/g/gu/gugod/Widget/Lightbox/0.10 <pre>Widget.Lightbox Widget.Lightbox is an objective re-implementation of Lightbox JS (http://www.huddletogether.com/projects/lightbox/). It has several nice features: * Requires no extra image files * Requires no extra CSS files and rules * Optionally supports script.aculo.us effects library. * Optionally supports JSAN effects library. * Works on IE, Firefox, and Safari. It's loaddable by JSAN, but not necessary. You can install this library following standard JSAN distribution installation. Cheers, Kang-min Liu </pre> 2007-07-31T12:59:04 http://openjsan.org/doc/a/au/autarch/Widget/SortableTable/0.22 <pre>NAME Widget.SortableTable - A widget to make a table sortable SYNOPSIS DESCRIPTION Instruments a table so that each of its headers is a clickable link that resorts the table based on that column. METHODS * new Widget.SortableTable( { tableId: "table-id", ... } ) Returns a new "Widget.SortableTable" object for the specified element. This method expects an anonymous object as its only parameter. The only required property for this object is "tableId". The columns of the table are numbered starting at 0, from left to right The object passed to the constructor can have several additional properties: * initialSortColumn If "initialSortColumn" is specified, it tells the widget what column it should sort the table on when the widget is created. By default it does the initial sort of the table on column 0. * noInitialSort If this is true, then no initial sort of table is done when the widget is constructed. The appropriate even/odd CSS class names will still be added to each row, but no cells will have their CSS class set to "w-st-current-sorted-column". See "HOW THE WIDGET ALTERS THE TABLE" for details about what this means. * secondarySortColumn The "secondarySortColumn" parameter specifies which column the widget should use for secondary sorting. This is necessary when it tries to sort on a column where some cells contain identical values. In this case, it will fall back to sorting those particular rows on the data in the "secondarySortColumn". You should use a column which contains unique data in each cell. This defaults to column 0. Note that when we fall back to to the secondary column we *always* sort the secondary column in its default direction. * columnSpecs The "columnSpecs" property is an array containing information about each column in the table. The spec for a single column is an anonymous object which can contain three properties, "skip", "sort", and "defaultDir". If "skip" is true, then this column will not be sortable. The "sort" property may be a custom sort function for that column, or a type name. See "TYPES AND SORTING" for more details on what type names are allowed. Finally, the "defaultDir" property may be either "asc" or "desc". This specifies which direction the column will be sorted on by default. If you want do not want to give a spec for a column you can use "null" to fill its place in the array. An example: var table = new Widget.SortableTable( { "tableId": "my-table", "initialSortColumn": 1, "columnSpecs": [ null, no spec for column 0 { skip: true }, do not sort column 1 { sort: "text" }, sort column 2 as text { defaultDir: "desc" }, sort column 3 in descending order by default { sort: mySortFunc, sort column 4 with a custom function and ... defaultDir: "desc" }, ... sort in descending order by default ] } ); * onSortRowCallback If this option is given, this callback will be called when the rows are resorted. It will be passed the row and its new row number (starting at 1) in the table. This is primarily provided to allow for row numbering: function renumberRow ( row, idx ) { row.cells[0].innerHTML = "row number " + idx; } Since this class uses "DOM.Ready" to get the table, you can create a widget object whenever you want during the course of page rendering. * sortOnColumn(number) Tells the widget to sort the table on the specified column. If the widget is not ready (the table is not in the DOM yet), then this method will simply return. Tables with One Row You can create a widget for a table with one row, but sorting will be a no-op. Creating the widget will still alter the table, but since no initial sort will be done, its CSS will not be altered. TYPES AND SORTING By default, "Widget.SortTable" tries to figure out the type of a column based on its text contents. It currently recognizes four types of data, numeric (integer or floating point), currency (a number preceded by "$" or the Euro symbol), dates in YYYY-MM-DD format, and text. Text is sorted case-insensitively. Dates are sorted in descending order by default. It detects the type by looking at the second cell in the column every time you sort, so in theory the type it detects could change from sort to sort. If this is blank for a column, it will assume that the type is text. If you have blank cells in a column and the data is not text, you should always specify its type when constructing the "Widget.SortTable" object. Empty cells are sorted as being less than non-empty cells for all types. HOW THE WIDGET ALTERS THE TABLE When the widget object is first instantiated, it makes a number of changes to the DOM for the table. It assumes that the first row contains column headers. For each cell, it takes the contents of the cell, whatever they may be, and wraps them in a new "&lt;a>" tag. The href for this tag is "#". The tag has an "onClick" event set which calls "sortOnColumn()" with the appropriate column number. This tag's class name is "w-st-resort-column". The "onClick" handler will stop the event from propogating further. Note that the addition of this "&lt;a>" tag may have break existing CSS rules you are using. The widget will call "sortOnColumn()" as soon as it can in order to establish an initial sort order for the table, unless you set the "noInitialSort" constructor parameter to true. If no initial sorting is done, then there is no current sort-by column, but all the other CSS changes are still applied. When the table is sorted, the widget will make a number of changes to the class names for table elements. The changes are as follows: * Current sort-by column All cells in this column will have the "w-st-current-sorted-column" class added. In addition, the header cell, at the top of the column, will also have the class "w-st-asc-column-header" or "w-st-desc-column-header", depending on the current sort order. * Other column header cells All other header cells will be given the "w-st-unsorted-column-header" class. * Sort-by column changes When the column upon which the widget is sorting changes, it removes the "w-st-current-sorted-column" class from the previous sort-by column. It also removes the "w-st-asc-column-header" or "w-st-desc-column-header" class from that column's header cell. * All rows besides the header row These rows ("&lt;tr>" tags) will be given a class of either "w-st-odd-row" or "w-st-even-row". The first row below the headers will be even. Any class names you originally assigned in your HTML will be left untouched by the widget. Current Sort Indicators This widget does not add any DOM elements to show which column is the current sort-by column. Instead, you can take advantage of the CSS class names it uses to get the same effect. For example, let's start with this HTML for a column header cell: &lt;th>Name &lt;img class="none" src="none.png" /> &lt;img class="asc" src="asc.png" /> &lt;img class="desc" src="desc.png" /> </th> Then in your CSS you can define the following style rules: img.asc, img.desc { display: none; } th.w-st-current-sorted-column img.none { display: none; } th.w-st-asc-column-header img.asc { display: inline; } th.w-st-desc-column-header img.desc { display: inline; } With these rules, the appropriate image will be displayed simply based on the class name changes that the widget makes. AUTHOR Dave Rolsky, &lt;autarch@urth.org>. COPYRIGHT Copyright (c) 2006-2007 Dave Rolsky. All rights reserved. This module is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as the Perl programming language (your choice of GPL or the Perl Artistic license). </pre> 2007-07-31T00:59:05 http://openjsan.org/doc/g/gu/gugod/Function/intervalize/0.01 <pre>Turn a function into interval version.</pre> 2007-07-30T18:59:05 http://openjsan.org/doc/i/ia/ianb/doctestjs/0.9 <pre></pre> 2007-07-29T18:59:06 http://openjsan.org/doc/w/we/wezzy//templateengine.js <pre></pre> 2007-05-08T12:59:04 http://openjsan.org/doc/e/ed/edoardo/Widget/Tooltip/0.02 <pre>NAME Widget.Tooltip - Unobtrusive javascript class for create and handle tooltips SYNOPSIS <!-- XHTML page --> &lt;p id="text1">some text...</p> // javascript code new Widget.Tooltip({ elementId: 'text1', tooltipContent: 'tooltip for some text' }); DESCRIPTION This nice class implements some methods for adding tooltips on document elements. The tooltip can contain plain text or some XHTML markup. When the user moves the mouse over the reference element, the tooltip is shown. By setting some configurable options is possible to control the tooltip behaviour, by default the tooltip follows the mouse when is moved, stops and freezes on a left button click, another click will unlock the tooltip. Tested under Firefox 2, Internet Explorer 6/7, Opera 9. METHODS new() Class constructor. If the DOM element specified in the elementId property exists, returns a new Widget.Tooltip object, otherwise returns the undefined value. Parameters oProps Object literal where must be specified the element id on which add the tooltip, the tooltip content and other optional properties that overwrites the defaults. Properties are: elementId ID of the element on which add a tooltip. mandatory! enableLock Defines if the tooltip must freeze on the current mouse position by clicking the reference element (default is 1=enabled, set to 0 to disable). enableMove Defines if the tooltip must follow the mouse pointer when is moved (default is 1=enabled, set to 0 to disable). fadeOut Time expressed in milliseconds after which the tooltip will be hidden (default 0=disabled). offsetX Horizontal distance in pixels from the mouse pointer of the tooltip top-left corner (default is 16). offsetY Vertical distance in pixels from the mouse pointer of the tooltip top-left corner (default is 16). tooltipClass CSS class to assign to the tooltip div element (default is `tooltip'), useful for adding some make-up to the tooltip. tooltipContent Content of the tooltip. Usually some text you want to show. You can pass also an XHTML string. If nothing is provided, the default text `Empty tooltip!' is used. hide() Hides the tooltip. move() Moves the tooltip following the mouse pointer (depending on the enableMove flag setting). show() Shows the tooltip. toggleLock() Freezes/unfreezes the tooltip by switching the internal lock flag (depending on the enableLock flag setting). EXAMPLES <!-- you can initialize the class within your XHTML page like this --> &lt;p id="text1">some text...</p> &lt;p>an image&lt;br /> &lt;img src="ghost.png" /></p> &lt;p>you can also have a &lt;a id="anchor1" href="somewhere_else">link</a> within the text on which you want to add a tooltip.</p> &lt;script type="text/javascript"> new Widget.Tooltip({ elementId: 'text1', tooltipContent: 'tooltip for some text (fades out in 5 seconds)', fadeout: 5000 }); new Widget.Tooltip({ elementId: 'img1', tooltipContent: 'where is the image?!&lt;br />click &lt;a href="#" onclick="showImage(\'img1\')">here</a>...' }); new Widget.Tooltip({ elementId: 'anchor1', tooltipContent: 'a link must be clickable, so you should set enableLock to 0 on this tooltip!', enableLock: 0 }); </script> // or in a more unobtrusive way put the new in an included javascript file. // be sure to call the new when the page is loaded! // a cross-browser way may be this if( document.addEventListener ) { document.addEventListener( 'load', function() { new Widget.Tooltip({ elementId: 'text1', tooltipContent: 'tooltip for some text (fades out in 5 seconds)', fadeout: 5000 }); new Widget.Tooltip({ elementId: 'img1', tooltipContent: 'where is the image?!&lt;br />click &lt;a href="#" onclick="showImage(\'img1\')">here</a>...' }); new Widget.Tooltip({ elementId: 'anchor1', tooltipContent: 'a link must be clickable, so you should set enableLock to 0 on this tooltip!', enableLock: 0 }); }, false ); return true; } else if( document.attachEvent ) { return document.attachEvent( 'onload', function() { new Widget.Tooltip({ elementId: 'text1', tooltipContent: 'tooltip for some text (fades out in 5 seconds)', fadeout: 5000 }); new Widget.Tooltip({ elementId: 'img1', tooltipContent: 'where is the image?!&lt;br />click &lt;a href="#" onclick="showImage(\'img1\')">here</a>...' }); new Widget.Tooltip({ elementId: 'anchor1', tooltipContent: 'a link must be clickable, so you should set enableLock to 0 on this tooltip!', enableLock: 0 }); } ); } SEE ALSO Official web page at http://www.sabadelli.it/edoardo/projects/javascript/widget.tooltip JSAN http://openjsan.org/ AUTHOR Edoardo Sabadelli - http://www.sabadelli.it/edoardo COPYRIGHT Copyright (c) 2007 Edoardo Sabadelli. All rights reserved. This module is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the Artistic license. </pre> 2007-05-04T12:59:05 http://openjsan.org/doc/e/ed/edoardo/Widget/Tooltip/0.01 <pre>NAME Widget.Tooltip - Unobtrusive javascript class for create and handle tooltips SYNOPSIS <!-- XHTML page --> &lt;p id="text1">some text...</p> // javascript code new Widget.Tooltip({ elementId: 'text1', tooltipContent: 'tooltip for some text' }); DESCRIPTION This nice class implements some methods for adding tooltips on document elements. The tooltip can contain plain text or some XHTML markup. When the user moves the mouse over the reference element, the tooltip is shown. By setting some configurable options is possible to control the tooltip behaviour, by default the tooltip follows the mouse when is moved, stops and freezes on a left button click, another click will unlock the tooltip. Tested under Firefox 2, Internet Explorer 6/7, Opera 9. METHODS new() Class constructor, returns a new Widget.Tooltip object. Parameters oProps Object literal where must be specified the element id on which add the tooltip, the tooltip content and other optional properties that overwrites the defaults. Properties are: elementId ID of the element on which add a tooltip. mandatory! enableLock Defines if the tooltip must freeze on the current mouse position by clicking the reference element (default is 1=enabled, set to 0 to disable). enableMove Defines if the tooltip must follow the mouse pointer when is moved (default is 1=enabled, set to 0 to disable). fadeOut Time expressed in milliseconds after which the tooltip will be hidden (default 0=disabled). offsetX Horizontal distance in pixels from the mouse pointer of the tooltip top-left corner (default is 16). offsetY Vertical distance in pixels from the mouse pointer of the tooltip top-left corner (default is 16). tooltipClass CSS class to assign to the tooltip div element (default is `tooltip'), useful for adding some make-up to the tooltip. tooltipContent Content of the tooltip. Usually some text you want to show. You can pass also an XHTML string. If nothing is provided, the default text `Empty tooltip!' is used. hide() Hides the tooltip. move() Moves the tooltip following the mouse pointer (depending on the enableMove flag setting). show() Shows the tooltip. toggleLock() Freezes/unfreezes the tooltip by switching the internal lock flag (depending on the enableLock flag setting). EXAMPLES <!-- you can initialize the class within your XHTML page like this --> &lt;p id="text1">some text...</p> &lt;p>an image&lt;br /> &lt;img src="ghost.png" /></p> &lt;p>you can also have a &lt;a id="anchor1" href="somewhere_else">link</a> within the text on which you want to add a tooltip.</p> &lt;script type="text/javascript"> new Widget.Tooltip({ elementId: 'text1', tooltipContent: 'tooltip for some text (fades out in 5 seconds)', fadeout: 5000 }); new Widget.Tooltip({ elementId: 'img1', tooltipContent: 'where is the image?!&lt;br />click &lt;a href="#" onclick="showImage(\'img1\')">here</a>...' }); new Widget.Tooltip({ elementId: 'anchor1', tooltipContent: 'a link must be clickable, so you should set enableLock to 0 on this tooltip!', enableLock: 0 }); </script> // or in a more unobtrusive way put the new in an included javascript file. // be sure to call the new when the page is loaded! // a cross-browser way may be this if( document.addEventListener ) { document.addEventListener( 'load', function() { new Widget.Tooltip({ elementId: 'text1', tooltipContent: 'tooltip for some text (fades out in 5 seconds)', fadeout: 5000 }); new Widget.Tooltip({ elementId: 'img1', tooltipContent: 'where is the image?!&lt;br />click &lt;a href="#" onclick="showImage(\'img1\')">here</a>...' }); new Widget.Tooltip({ elementId: 'anchor1', tooltipContent: 'a link must be clickable, so you should set enableLock to 0 on this tooltip!', enableLock: 0 }); }, false ); return true; } else if( document.attachEvent ) { return document.attachEvent( 'onload', function() { new Widget.Tooltip({ elementId: 'text1', tooltipContent: 'tooltip for some text (fades out in 5 seconds)', fadeout: 5000 }); new Widget.Tooltip({ elementId: 'img1', tooltipContent: 'where is the image?!&lt;br />click &lt;a href="#" onclick="showImage(\'img1\')">here</a>...' }); new Widget.Tooltip({ elementId: 'anchor1', tooltipContent: 'a link must be clickable, so you should set enableLock to 0 on this tooltip!', enableLock: 0 }); } ); } SEE ALSO Official web page at http://www.sabadelli.it/edoardo/projects/javascript/widget.tooltip JSAN http://openjsan.org/ AUTHOR Edoardo Sabadelli - http://www.sabadelli.it/edoardo COPYRIGHT Copyright (c) 2007 Edoardo Sabadelli. All rights reserved. This module is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the Artistic license. </pre> 2007-04-19T12:59:04 http://openjsan.org/doc/g/gu/gugod/Asynapse/0.10_01 <pre>Application framework enhancement toolkit.</pre> 2007-04-14T00:59:05 http://openjsan.org/doc/g/gu/gugod/Widget/Lightbox/0.09 <pre>Widget.Lightbox Widget.Lightbox is an objective re-implementation of Lightbox JS (http://www.huddletogether.com/projects/lightbox/). It has several nice features: * Requires no extra image files * Requires no extra CSS files and rules * Optionally supports script.aculo.us effects library. * Optionally supports JSAN effects library. * Works on IE, Firefox, and Safari. It's loaddable by JSAN, but not necessary. You can install this library following standard JSAN distribution installation. Cheers, Kang-min Liu </pre> 2007-03-17T12:59:04 http://openjsan.org/doc/g/gu/gugod/Widget/Lightbox/0.08 <pre>Widget.Lightbox Widget.Lightbox is an objective re-implementation of Lightbox JS (http://www.huddletogether.com/projects/lightbox/). It has several nice features: * Requires no extra image files * Requires no extra CSS files and rules * Optionally supports script.aculo.us effects library. * Optionally supports JSAN effects library. * Works on IE, Firefox, and Safari. It's loaddable by JSAN, but not necessary. You can install this library following standard JSAN distribution installation. Cheers, Kang-min Liu </pre> 2007-03-09T18:59:05 http://openjsan.org/doc/k/ke/kevinj/Archive/Tar/0.03 <pre>Read-only tar extraction in javascript</pre> 2007-03-08T00:59:04 http://openjsan.org/doc/k/ke/kevinj/Archive/Tar/0.02 <pre>Read-only tar extraction in javascript</pre> 2007-03-07T18:59:05 http://openjsan.org/doc/k/ke/kevinj/Archive/Tar/0.01 <pre>Read-only tar extraction in javascript</pre> 2007-03-07T00:59:05 http://openjsan.org/doc/e/ed/edoardo/Form/Element/Resize/0.03 <pre>NAME Form.Element.Resize - Unobtrusive javascript class for make a standard form field resizable with the mouse SYNOPSIS <!-- XHTML page --> &lt;form action="http://host.domain.tld/cgi-bin/script"> &lt;label for="message">Message:</label>&lt;br /> &lt;textarea id="message" name="message"></textarea> </form> // javascript code new Form.Element.Resize({ elementId: 'message' }); DESCRIPTION This nice class implement some methods for add a mouse-driven resize feature on form fields such as text inputs, textareas and select controls. Clicking and dragging the borders or the corners of the form element will resize it while double clicking inside the element will restore its original dimensions (this does not work with select elements in Internet Explorer and Firefox). Tested under Firefox 2, Internet Explorer 6/7, Opera 9. METHODS new() Class constructor, returns a new Form.Element.Resize object. Parameters oProps Object literal where must be specified the element id on which activate the resize feature and other optional properties that overwrites the defaults. Properties are: "elementId" ID of the element on which enable the resize feature. mandatory! "resizeType" Type of resize, shortcuts are auto, horizontal and vertical (default is auto). - auto: resizable borders and corners are set automatically depending on the form element type. text input and non-multiple select have only the right border draggable; textarea and multple select have the right and bottom borders and the bottom-right corner draggable. - horizontal: all field types have only the right border draggable. - vertical: all field types have only the bottom border draggable. It is also possible to specify each border/corner to activate by passing an object literal with one or more of the following keys: n, ne, e, se, s, sw, w, nw All are initially disabled, so for example, to activate only the bottom-right corner the property must be initialized like this: new Form.Element.Resize({ elementId: 'message', resizeType: { se: 1 } }); "containerId" ID of the generated container element, useful for add some CSS rules on it. "containerClass" Class of the generated container element, useful for add some CSS rules on it. EXAMPLES <!-- you can initialize the class within your XHTML page like this --> &lt;form action="http://host.domain.tld/cgi-bin/script"> &lt;label for="message">Message:</label>&lt;br /> &lt;textarea id="message" name="message"></textarea> &lt;script type="text/javascript">new Form.Element.Resize({ elementId: 'message', containerClass: 'resizable' });</script> </form> // or in a more unobtrusive way put the new in an included javascript file. // be sure to call the new when the page is loaded! // a cross-browser way may be this if( document.addEventListener ) { document.addEventListener( 'load', function() { new Form.Element.Resize({ elementId: 'message', containerClass: 'resizable' }); }, false ); return true; } else if( document.attachEvent ) { return document.attachEvent( 'onload', function() { new Form.Element.Resize({ elementId: 'message', containerClass: 'resizable' }); } ); } SEE ALSO Official web page at &lt;http://www.sabadelli.it/edoardo/projects/javascript/form.element.resize > JSAN &lt;http://openjsan.org/> AUTHOR Edoardo Sabadelli - &lt;http://www.sabadelli.it/edoardo> COPYRIGHT Copyright (c) 2007 Edoardo Sabadelli. All rights reserved. This module is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the Artistic license. </pre> 2007-02-27T12:59:05 http://openjsan.org/doc/k/ke/kevinj/Data/Dump/0.02 <pre>NAME Data.Dump - Dump any variable as a string SYNOPSIS var obj = new Object; obj['key'] = 'value'; obj['array'] = new Array("one","two","three"); alert( Dump(obj) ) DESCRIPTION This module is an implemetation of the Data::Dump perl module in JavaScript. It provides a "Dump" method which takes a series of arguments and produces a string that can be later "eval"ed in order to produce a deep copy of the original variables. BUGS Dumping DOM elements will fail SEE ALSO "JSAN" AUTHORS The "Data.Dump" JavaScript module is written by Kevin Jones &lt;kevinj@cpan.org>, based on "Data::Dump" by Gisle Aas &lt;gisle@aas.no>, based on "Data::Dumper" by Gurusamy Sarathy &lt;gsar@umich.edu>. COPYRIGHT Copyright 2007 Kevin Jones. Copyright 1998-2000,2003-2004 Gisle Aas. Copyright 1996-1998 Gurusamy Sarathy. This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the Perl Artistic License See http://www.perl.com/perl/misc/Artistic.html </pre> 2007-02-27T00:59:08 http://openjsan.org/doc/k/ke/kevinj/Data/Dump/0.02 <pre>NAME Data.Dump - Dump any variable as a string SYNOPSIS var obj = new Object; obj['key'] = 'value'; obj['array'] = new Array("one","two","three"); alert( Dump(obj) ) DESCRIPTION This module is an implemetation of the Data::Dump perl module in JavaScript. It provides a "Dump" method which takes a series of arguments and produces a string that can be later "eval"ed in order to produce a deep copy of the original variables. BUGS Dumping DOM elements will fail SEE ALSO "JSAN" AUTHORS The "Data.Dump" JavaScript module is written by Kevin Jones &lt;kevinj@cpan.org>, based on "Data::Dump" by Gisle Aas &lt;gisle@aas.no>, based on "Data::Dumper" by Gurusamy Sarathy &lt;gsar@umich.edu>. COPYRIGHT Copyright 2007 Kevin Jones. Copyright 1998-2000,2003-2004 Gisle Aas. Copyright 1996-1998 Gurusamy Sarathy. This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the Perl Artistic License See http://www.perl.com/perl/misc/Artistic.html </pre> 2007-02-27T00:59:05