Basic JQuery Create New Page Called JQuery4 B Include Car

basic Jqueryacreate New Page Called Jquery4htmlb Include Car Im

1. Basic jQuery a. Create new page called “ jquery4.html â€

b. Include Car image in this page. By using a button, animate to car to move forward and backward. c.

Include another button to stop the animate in Q1b. d. Using jQuery UI selectable , prepare a script that allow the user to select their seat. Display back the selected seat to the user. e. Use jQuery UI Widget (use Tabs), display content using AJAX.

Paper For Above instruction

Introduction

jQuery is a powerful JavaScript library that simplifies HTML document traversal, event handling, animation, and AJAX interactions. When combined with jQuery UI, it provides a rich set of user interface widgets and interactions. This paper explores the process of creating a web page titled “jquery4.html” that integrates various jQuery and jQuery UI functionalities such as animations, selectable elements, and tabs with AJAX content loading.

Creating the Web Page

To develop the page “jquery4.html,” the first step involves setting up a basic HTML structure that includes references to the jQuery library and jQuery UI libraries. These libraries are essential for utilizing the advanced UI components and animations.

The HTML structure should include a section for the car image, buttons to animate the car forward and backward, and a button to stop the animation. Additionally, sections for seat selection and tabbed content should be prepared.

Implementing Car Animation

The core interactive feature involves animating the car image horizontally across the page. Using jQuery, event handlers are added to the "Move Forward" and "Move Backward" buttons to animate the car element’s CSS position. The animate() method allows smooth movement, while a "Stop" button halts the ongoing animation via the stop() method. This creates an engaging user interaction where users control the movement of the car image.

Seat Selection with jQuery UI

The seat selection feature employs the jQuery UI selectable widget. This widget allows users to select seats visually, typically represented as list items or div elements styled accordingly. When a user selects a seat, a callback function captures the selected item's identifier or text, which is then displayed back to the user, confirming their choice. This interaction enhances usability by providing immediate feedback.

Tabs with AJAX Content

The implementation of jQuery UI Tabs introduces a multi-pane interface within the webpage. Each tab can load content dynamically using AJAX, allowing content to be fetched asynchronously from external sources or server-side scripts. This technique improves page performance and user experience by loading only the necessary content as needed. Proper initialization of the tabs involves specifying AJAX URLs for each tab panel, ensuring smooth content rendering.

Conclusion

This webpage exemplifies the integration of fundamental jQuery scripts and jQuery UI widgets to create an interactive and user-friendly interface. The car animation offers dynamic visual effects, the selectable seats enhance user engagement, and the AJAX-loaded tabs provide efficient content management. Together, these functionalities demonstrate the versatility and practicality of combining jQuery with jQuery UI for modern web development.

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