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<td class="SmNorm"><span class="LgNormBlue"><b>JavaScript Class Framework</b></br><b>Control class demo</b></br></span>
This demo shows how to use Cfx to build JavaScript controls as a resuable and object-orinented
class heirarchy.
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<td class="SmNorm"><b><span class="LgNorm">JavaScript Controls</span> >>></b><br />
The controls on the form are contained by the CfxWebFormOptions control. It consists
of 5 CfxText controls and a CfxSelect control to obtain the user name and address. It
has a button element for submitting the form and a CfxHistoryOptions control containing
a CfxRadioSet control with affiliated CfxSelect controls.
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<td class="SmNorm"><b><span class="LgNorm">A Client Approach</span> >>></b><br>
Cfx sets up the client events -- a departure from the typical ASP.NET approach
of adding event attributes to controls. Using Cfx can reduce server-side ASP.NET code
shifting client side issues to JavaScript.
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<td class="SmNorm"><b><span class="LgNorm">Specifying Input</span> >>></b><br>
The demo validates that the user name is entered and a valid history option
is selected. You can submit the form hitting the enter key or using the submit
button. The form will notify you of any validation errors.
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<td class="SmNorm"><b><span class="LgNorm">Benchmarks</span> >>></b><br>
The demo displays the load and validation time in milliseconds. This will give
you an feel of Cfx efficiency. Its efficiency should encourage its use and
writing JavaScript using OOP techniques.
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<td class="SmNorm"><b><span class="LgNorm">Enjoy Using Cfx!</span></b><br>
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