Create an AJAX-powered gallery of pet images that allows you to switch between kitty and puppy images without reloading the page. You can view the finished product here.
You are provided with the following HTML file, ajaxpets.html:
You must write a JavaScript file ajaxpets.js
which requests data
from the ajaxpets.php
script on webster with the parameter animal
of value kitty
or puppy
, depending on which radio button is selected, and injects this into the #pictures
div.
Solution (JavaScript)
Write a "Boot Loader" page that displays a randomly chosen fashionable boot when the "Load Boot" button is clicked. Start from this HTML skeleton. (sample solution)
loader.php
on Webster when the 'Load boot' button is clicked.
img
tag into the page that points to that image.
id
of loading
that can be used to show an animated image while the page is waiting. Set its display
DOM CSS property appropriately.
alert
on errors so the user knows something went wrong.
Don't try to display the boot image when there is an error.
Solution (JavaScript)
Given this HTML skeleton, write the necessary JavaScript code to make the page into a chat program.
Read and submit chat messages by making Ajax requests to the provided
(chatit.php
) on Webster.
(sample solution)
GET
request to ask the PHP script for all messages.
Optional parameters:
reverse
returns output in reverse-chronological order;
limit
returns only that many most recent posts
POST
request to the PHP script with the parameter msg
to submit a message.
Solution (JavaScript)
Given this HTML file,
write an accompanying recipe.js that displays recipe information on
the page with ajax. When a radio button is clicked make an ajax GET
request to
recipes.php
with a parameter r
that has the value of the radio button.
The results from recipes.php
is in json format. You must parse the
results and fill the #main
div with with a h1 containing the title,
an img tag with the recipe's image and a ul filled with the recipe's ingredients.
Check out a working example here.
The result json from recipes.php
has the following structure (and some extra stuff):
{
"recipe": {
"information": {
"name": ...,
"image": ...
},
"ingredients": {
"item": [
{
"amount": ...,
"text": ...
},
...
{
"amount": ...,
"prep": ...,
"text": ...
}
]
},
"directions": {
"step": [
...,
...,
...
]
}
}
}
Solution (JavaScript)
Today we will write a page "Pet-It" that shows information about breeds of cats and dogs using Ajax. The HTML and CSS are already written; start from them:
Add the JavaScript event-handling and Ajax code. Click the following image to run
our sample solution:
(solution JS code petit.js
)
All required files are on Webster
http://webster.cs.washington.edu/cse154/sections/9/petit
.
Breeds are located in the subdirectory breeds/
relative to the previous URL.
dogs.json
and cats.json
.
breeds/chow_chow.html
and
breeds/chow_chow.jpg
.
selected
). If the user reaches the last breed and clicks Next, wrap around to the start.
Solution (JavaScript)