Tag Archives: ExtJS
Write More Efficient Javascript in YUI with CSS Selectors
This is an updated version of a previous article entitled Using DOM Query Libraries in YUI for the new version of YAHOO.util.Dom included with YUI 2.3.0 as well as including support for passing context nodes into Dom functions. Here we are again. I just love those CSS Selectors. If you haven’t read Part One of [...]
Using DOM Query Libraries in YUI
Recently, I posted the top 8 things I thought the YUI Library needed to be a top tier JavaScript library again. One of those things included a CSS Selector DOM Querying class. Use one of these babies for awhile, and you’ll never be able to code without it again. They’re amazingly useful and will shorten [...]
JavaScript Frameworks and JSF
You’re programming a new web application using JSF, maybe with Facelets, maybe without. Which client-side JavaScript framework is going to work with it’s unstandardized method of assigning ID attributes to it’s elements? Here is an example of a JSF file: <%@ taglib uri="http://java.sun.com/jsf/html" prefix="h" %> <%@ taglib uri="http://java.sun.com/jsf/core" prefix="f" %> <html> <body> <f:view> <h:form id="myForm"> [...]
DOMDom, easy DOM Element Creation
Generally when approaching a complex problem involving web programming in JavaScript, the first question I ask myself is ‘What would Jesus do?’ As much as I am entertained by a mental picture of Mr. Jesus himself sitting on his Jesux Distro appending children (and parents) into his DOM, I am instead distracted by an intense [...]
Wake up to YouTube on my Internet Alarm Clock
Update: Try the new ALARMd 2 Beta, with Google Calendar integration and offline Youtube caching. Did you take your contacts out last night and you can’t see the time on your alarm clock from all the way across the room? I’m here to calm your fears. Enter ALARMD, the Internet Alarm Clock. Wake up to [...]
Problems with YUI DataTable
If you have read anything I’ve written before or know me at all, you know that my go-to JavaScript library is the one and only YUI. So obviously, when I was looking around for a Grid (or as YUI jargon goes, a DataTable), naturally I’m going to turn to YUI compatible components. First, I looked [...]
Namespaces in Ext DomQuery
Do you want to use custom attributes in your XHTML? Do you use the YUI Library and Jack Slocum’s wonderful DomQuery selector engine? If you want to select attribute nodes with a namespace in your XHTML, DomQuery does not support namespaces as an option to do so. But by adding a small snippet of code [...]

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Rethinking JavaScript Grids and DataTables