Multi-window JavaScript App

I describe everything I know about JavaScript window.open() and how it can be used in multi-window applications.

Scroll Handler

This handler is not fully implemented. The basics of all event handlers is described in another post. This post describes ScrollHandler. ScrollHandler listens to javascript scroll events. Scroll events do not bubble, so even though it is possible to set a selector(), it will not change anything. Only scroll events for the listen() element are […]

Mouse Handlers

The basics of all event handlers is described in another post. This post describes MouseHandler. All of the base EventHandler functionality is available as with all CategoryEventHandlers. The most useful being MouseHandler manages callbacks for mouse events ClickHandler can also be used for ‘click’. The difference is that MouseHandler processes the mouse position while ClickHandler […]

Click Handlers

I described the basics of my latest event handlers in another post. This post describes ClickHandler. This is the most common event I process in my latest fun/experiment app. I have simple handlers such as       BuildClickHandler()         .listenTo(‘.popup’)         .selector(‘a.view’)         .onClick(viewFile)   […]

Input and Checkbox Handlers

I described the basics of my latest event handlers in another post. Inputs are a critical part of most web apps and the first handler I created. This post describes how input event handlers work in my latest fun/learning/experiment project. InputHandler is an EventHandler intended to listen for events on <input>, <select> and <textarea> elements. […]

My Javascript Event Handling

This post describes the common functionality of event handling in a project I’m working on for fun. I’ve spent my career trying to stay comfortably between cryptic and verbose. I recently started a project for fun using a javascript library I first wrote over 15 years ago. It has looked like jQuery. It has looked […]