From d895b852a6e160496ffc760d46d3719a3d62ff86 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Nathan Kinkade Date: Sun, 3 Feb 2008 23:23:24 +0000 Subject: Initial checkin of nutridb.org and basic subversion directory structure --- lib/config.class.php | 35 + lib/database.class.php | 239 ++++ lib/site.lib.php | 657 +++++++++++ lib/standard.lib.php | 112 ++ lib/xajax_0.2.4/LICENSE.txt | 504 ++++++++ lib/xajax_0.2.4/README.txt | 106 ++ lib/xajax_0.2.4/examples/helloworld.php | 65 + .../examples/multiply/multiply.common.php | 11 + lib/xajax_0.2.4/examples/multiply/multiply.php | 22 + .../examples/multiply/multiply.server.php | 16 + lib/xajax_0.2.4/examples/signup/signup.common.php | 13 + lib/xajax_0.2.4/examples/signup/signup.php | 60 + lib/xajax_0.2.4/examples/signup/signup.server.php | 111 ++ lib/xajax_0.2.4/examples/thewall/brick.jpg | Bin 0 -> 1119 bytes .../examples/thewall/thewall.common.php | 12 + lib/xajax_0.2.4/examples/thewall/thewall.php | 70 ++ .../examples/thewall/thewall.server.php | 144 +++ 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create mode 100644 lib/xajax_0.2.4/tests/scriptCallTest.php create mode 100644 lib/xajax_0.2.4/tests/searchReplaceTest.php create mode 100644 lib/xajax_0.2.4/tests/xajaxResponseTest.php create mode 100644 lib/xajax_0.2.4/xajax.inc.php create mode 100644 lib/xajax_0.2.4/xajaxCompress.php create mode 100644 lib/xajax_0.2.4/xajaxResponse.inc.php (limited to 'lib') diff --git a/lib/config.class.php b/lib/config.class.php new file mode 100644 index 0000000..7a2782d --- /dev/null +++ b/lib/config.class.php @@ -0,0 +1,35 @@ + diff --git a/lib/database.class.php b/lib/database.class.php new file mode 100644 index 0000000..f72bdab --- /dev/null +++ b/lib/database.class.php @@ -0,0 +1,239 @@ +Connect( + DBHOST, + DBUSER, + DBPASS, + DBNAME + ); + + } + + ##------------------------------------------------------------------## + + # connect to the database + function Connect($dbHost, $dbUser, $dbPass, $dbName) { + $this->_dbConn = &ADONewConnection($this->_dbType); + if ( + $this->_dbConn->Connect + ( + $dbHost, + $dbUser, + $dbPass, + $dbName + ) + ) + { + return true; + } else { + # grab error if the connection fails + $this->_error = $this->_dbConn->ErrorMsg(); + if ( DBDEBUG == "true" ) { + $this->PrintError(); + } + return false; + } + + } + + ##------------------------------------------------------------------## + + # close the connection to the database + function Close() { + + if ( isset($this->_dbConn) ) { + if ( $this->_dbConn->Close() ) { + return true; + } else { + # grab error if the connection fails + $this->_error = $this->_dbConn->ErrorMsg(); + if ( DBDEBUG == "true" ) { + $this->PrintError(); + } + return false; + } + } + + } + + ##------------------------------------------------------------------## + + # handles select queries where multiple rows are expected + function Select($sql) { + + $this->_result = $this->_dbConn->Execute($sql); + + if ( $this->_result ) { + $this->_rowCount = $this->_result->RecordCount(); + $this->_fieldCount = $this->_result->FieldCount(); + $this->_rows = $this->_result->GetRows(); + return true; + } else { + $this->_error = $this->_dbConn->ErrorMsg(); + if ( DBDEBUG == "true" ) { + $this->PrintError($sql); + } + return false; + } + + } + + ##------------------------------------------------------------------## + + # handles select queries where only one record is expected + function SelectOne($sql) { + + $this->_result = $this->_dbConn->Execute($sql); + + if ( $this->_result ) { + $this->_fieldCount = $this->_result->FieldCount(); + $this->_rowCount = $this->_result->RecordCount(); + $this->_row = $this->_result->FetchRow(); + return true; + } else { + $this->_error = $this->_dbConn->ErrorMsg(); + if ( DBDEBUG == "true" ) { + $this->PrintError($sql); + } + return false; + } + + } + + ##------------------------------------------------------------------## + + # handles select queries that need to return a restricted record set + function SelectLimit($sql, $rows, $offset) { + + $this->_result = $this->_dbConn->SelectLimit($sql, $rows, $offset); + + if ( $this->_result ) { + $this->_rowCount = $this->_result->RecordCount(); + $this->_fieldCount = $this->_result->FieldCount(); + $this->_rows = $this->_result->GetRows(); + return true; + } else { + $this->_error = $this->_dbConn->ErrorMsg(); + if ( DBDEBUG == "true" ) { + $this->PrintError($sql); + } + return false; + } + + } + + ##------------------------------------------------------------------## + + # handles queries that will alter data + function Modify($sql) { + + $this->_result = $this->_dbConn->Execute($sql); + + if ( $this->_result ) { + $this->_affectedRows = $this->_dbConn->Affected_Rows(); + return true; + } else { + $this->_error = $this->_dbConn->ErrorMsg(); + if ( DBDEBUG == "true" ) { + $this->PrintError($sql); + } + return false; + } + + } + + ##------------------------------------------------------------------## + + # get auto_incremented ID of last insert statement + function InsertId() { + + $this->_result = $this->_dbConn->Insert_ID(); + + if ( $this->_result ) { + $this->_insertId = $this->_result; + return $this->_insertId; + } else { + $this->_error = $this->_dbConn->ErrorMsg(); + if ( DBDEBUG == "true" ) { + $this->PrintError(); + } + return false; + } + + } + + ##------------------------------------------------------------------## + + # clean up and escape strings to be inserted into database + function EscapeString($string) { + + $string = trim($string); + + if ( ! is_numeric($string) ) { + $string = $this->_dbConn->qstr( $string, get_magic_quotes_gpc() ); + } + + # the ADODB function above seems to add single quotes around the + # submitted string. i like to add those myself at the time of + # the query, so strip them off here + $string = trim($string, "'"); + + return $string; + + } + + ##------------------------------------------------------------------## + + # print an error to the screen and then exit the script + function PrintError($sql = "") { + + $thisScript = basename($_SERVER['PHP_SELF']); + echo << + + Database Error + + +
+

There was a database error.

+

Script: $thisScript

+

SQL: $sql

+

Error: $this->_error

+
+ + + +HTML; + + exit; + + return true; + + } + + ##------------------------------------------------------------------## + +} diff --git a/lib/site.lib.php b/lib/site.lib.php new file mode 100644 index 0000000..d581cdb --- /dev/null +++ b/lib/site.lib.php @@ -0,0 +1,657 @@ +SelectOne($sql); + if ( $db->_rowCount == 1 ) { + # if one record was returned then a user matching the credentials they + # supplied was found in the database. give them access. + $_SESSION['auth']['status'] = "access_granted"; + $_SESSION['auth']['ipaddress'] = $_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR']; + + # dump all the users info into a session var, but unset the + # value of the password field + $_SESSION['user'] = $db->_row; + unset($_SESSION['user']['password']); + + # determine the users age and put it in the session so that we don't have + # to calculate it over and over again as they view things. 31536000 is the + # number of seconds in a year. + $_SESSION['user']['age'] = floor((time() - $db->_row['birthday'])/31536000); + return true; + } else { + # not a valid user (not found in db) + $_SESSION['systemMsg'] = "Login incorrect."; + return false; + } + +} + + ##------------------------------------------------------------------## + +# a simple function to check if a user is logged in which also verifies +# that the request came from the same IP address as the original login +function isLoggedIn() { + + if ( + isset($_SESSION['auth']) && + ($_SESSION['auth']['status'] == "access_granted") && + ($_SESSION['auth']['ipaddress'] == $_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR']) + ) { + return true; + } else { + return false; + } + +} + + ##------------------------------------------------------------------## + +# this function will check to see if a user is logged in, and if not will +# redirect the user to the index page with an error. we could use the +# isLoggedIn() function above directly, but that would require some if/thens +# on the top of each script that required a login and then a rediction too. +# this function just bundles all that into a neat package +function loginRequired() { + + global $config; + + if ( isLoggedIn() ) { + return true; + } else { + header("Location: {$config->_rootUri}/"); + exit; + return false; + } + +} + + ##------------------------------------------------------------------## + +# get a food category's name based on that categories id in the database +function getFoodCategoryName($category) { + + global $db; + + $sql = " + SELECT fdgrp_desc + FROM foodCats + WHERE fdgrp_cd = '$category' + "; + $db->SelectOne($sql); + if ( $db->_rowCount == 1 ) { + return $db->_row['fdgrp_desc']; + } else { + return false; + } + +} + + ##------------------------------------------------------------------## + +# get a nutrients description based on that nutrients nutr_no in the database +function getNutrientName($nutrient) { + + global $db; + + $sql = " + SELECT nutrdesc + FROM nutrientDefs + WHERE nutr_no = '$nutrient' + "; + $db->SelectOne($sql); + if ( $db->_rowCount == 1 ) { + return $db->_row['nutrdesc']; + } else { + return false; + } + +} + + ##------------------------------------------------------------------## + +# get any favorite foods based on user id +function getFavoriteFoods($user) { + + global $db; + + # if the user hasn't marked any foods as favorites to + # show in the left sidebar dropdown, then just grab the + # first 15, else grab just their favorites + $sql = " + SELECT count(*) AS favCount + FROM userFoods + WHERE favorite = '1' + "; + $db->SelectOne($sql); + + if ( $db->_row['favCount'] == "0" ) { + $sql = " + SELECT * FROM userFoods + WHERE user = '$user' + ORDER BY description + LIMIT 15 + "; + } else { + $sql = " + SELECT * FROM userFoods + WHERE user = '$user' + AND favorite = '1' + ORDER BY description + "; + } + + $db->Select($sql); + if ( $db->_rowCount > 0 ) { + return $db->_rows; + } else { + return false; + } + +} + + ##------------------------------------------------------------------## + +# get any favorite meals based on user id +function getFavoriteMeals($user) { + + global $db; + + # if the user hasn't marked any meals as favorites to + # show in the left sidebar dropdown, then just grab the + # first 15, else grab just their favorites + $sql = " + SELECT count(*) AS favCount + FROM userMeals + WHERE favorite = '1' + "; + $db->SelectOne($sql); + + if ( $db->_row['favCount'] == "0" ) { + $sql = " + SELECT * FROM userMeals + WHERE user = '$user' + ORDER BY description + LIMIT 15 + "; + } else { + $sql = " + SELECT * FROM userMeals + WHERE user = '$user' + ORDER BY description + "; + } + + $db->Select($sql); + if ( $db->_rowCount > 0 ) { + return $db->_rows; + } else { + return false; + } + +} + + ##------------------------------------------------------------------## + +# get all meals based on user id +function getUserMeals($user) { + + global $db; + + $sql = " + SELECT * FROM userMeals + WHERE user = '$user' + ORDER BY description + "; + + $db->Select($sql); + if ( $db->_rowCount > 0 ) { + return $db->_rows; + } else { + return false; + } + +} + + ##------------------------------------------------------------------## + +# get all diaries based on user id +function getUserDiaries($user) { + + global $db; + + $sql = " + SELECT * FROM userDiaries + WHERE user = '$user' + ORDER BY description + "; + + $db->Select($sql); + if ( $db->_rowCount > 0 ) { + return $db->_rows; + } else { + return false; + } + +} + + ##------------------------------------------------------------------## + +# removes an item from the current meal in $_SESSION['currentMeal'] +function removeCurrentMealItem($mealItem) { + + $objResponse = new xajaxResponse(); + + # remove the selected meal item from the session + if ( array_key_exists($mealItem, $_SESSION['currentMeal']) ) { + unset($_SESSION['currentMeal'][$mealItem]); + $objResponse->addRemove("currentMealItem-$mealItem"); + $objResponse->addAssign("systemMsgs", "innerHTML", "The meal item was successfully removed."); + # if the session is empty then let the user know and remove + # anything like links to "View meal", "Clear meal", etc. + if ( count($_SESSION['currentMeal']) == 0 ) { + $objResponse->addAssign("divCurrentMeal", "innerHTML", "No items in meal."); + } + } else { + $objResponse->addAssign("systemMsgs", "innerHTML", "The specified meal item doesn't exist."); + } + + return $objResponse; + +} + + ##------------------------------------------------------------------## + +# removes all meal items from the current meal ($_SESSION['currentMeal']) +function clearCurrentMeal() { + + $objResponse = new xajaxResponse(); + + # unset the current meal session variable + if ( isset($_SESSION['currentMeal']) ) { + unset($_SESSION['currentMeal']); + } + + # if it's still set here, then something went terribly wrong, otherwise + # clear the div and let the user know. + if ( isset($_SESSION['currentMeal']) ) { + $objResponse->addAssign("systemMsgs", "innerHTML", "There was an error. The current meal was not cleared."); + } else { + $objResponse->addAssign("divCurrentMeal", "innerHTML", "No items in meal."); + $objResponse->addAssign("systemMsgs", "innerHTML", "The current meal was successfully cleared."); + } + + return $objResponse; + +} + + ##------------------------------------------------------------------## + +# create form for editing a meal +function loadMealToEdit($meal) { + + global $config, $db; + + $objResponse = new xajaxResponse(); + + $mealToEdit = ""; + + $sql = sprintf (" + SELECT userMeals.*, userMeals.id AS mealId, userMeals.description as mealDesc, + userMealItems.*, userMealItems.id as itemId, userMealItems.description as itemDesc + FROM userMeals LEFT JOIN userMealItems + ON userMeals.id = userMealItems.meal + WHERE userMeals.id = '%s' AND user = '%s' + ", + $meal, + $_SESSION['user']['id'] + ); + $db->Select($sql); + + if ( $db->_rowCount == 0 ) { + $mealToEdit = "The selected saved meal doesn't exist.
\n<= Select a meal to edit."; + $objResponse->addAssign("editMeal","innerHTML", $mealToEdit); + return $objResponse; + } else { + $mealItems = $db->_rows; + $mealDesc = htmlspecialchars($mealItems[0]['mealDesc'], ENT_QUOTES); + $mealToEdit .= << + Meal name: + +
+ +HTML; + # here we grab and add all the possible predefined quantites + # so that the user can change the quantity from, for example, + # '1 large banana (7")' to '2 medium banana (5")' or something + # to that effect + foreach ( $mealItems as $key => $mealItem ) { + $sql = sprintf (" + SELECT seq AS weight, msre_desc + FROM weights + WHERE ndb_no = '%s' + ", + $mealItem['food'] + ); + $db->Select($sql); + $itemQuantities = $db->_rows; + $mealItems[$key]['quantities'] = $itemQuantities; + + # we will use this array later, in the Modify action below + # to identify which meal items we need to update. + $itemIds[] = $mealItem['itemId']; + + $mealItemDesc = htmlspecialchars($mealItem['itemDesc'], ENT_QUOTES); + $mealToEdit .= << +
+ Del + => Meal item: +
+
+
+ => Amount: +
\n"; + } else { + $mealToEdit .= "
Favorite:
\n"; + } + + # separate itemIds with a comma + $mealItemIds = implode(",",$itemIds); + $mealToEdit .= << +
+ + + + + +
+ +HTML; + } + + $objResponse->addAssign("editMeal","innerHTML", $mealToEdit); + + return $objResponse; + +} + + ##------------------------------------------------------------------## + +# create form for editing a food +function loadFoodToEdit($food) { + + global $config, $db; + + $objResponse = new xajaxResponse(); + $foodToEdit = ""; + + $sql = sprintf (" + SELECT * FROM userFoods + WHERE id = '%s' AND user = '%s' + ", + $food, + $_SESSION['user']['id'] + ); + $db->SelectOne($sql); + + if ( $db->_rowCount == 0 ) { + $foodToEdit = "The selected saved food doesn't exist.
\n<= Select a food to edit."; + $objResponse->addAssign("editFood","innerHTML", $foodToEdit); + return $objResponse; + } else { + $foodItem = $db->_row; + # here we grab and add all the possible predefined quantites + # so that the user can change the quantity from, for example, + # '1 large banana (7")' to '2 medium banana (5")' or something + # to that effect + $sql = sprintf (" + SELECT seq AS weight, msre_desc + FROM weights + WHERE ndb_no = '%s' + ", + $foodItem['food'] + ); + $db->Select($sql); + $itemQuantities = $db->_rows; + $foodItem['quantities'] = $itemQuantities; + + $foodDesc = htmlspecialchars($foodItem['description'], ENT_QUOTES); + $foodToEdit .= << +
Food name:
+
+ => Amount: +
\n"; + } else { + $foodToEdit .= "
Favorite:
\n"; + } + $foodToEdit .= << + + + + +
+ + +HTML; + } + + $objResponse->addAssign("editFood","innerHTML", $foodToEdit); + + return $objResponse; + +} + + ##------------------------------------------------------------------## + +# removes an item from a saved meal +function removeMealItem($mealItem) { + + global $db; + + $objResponse = new xajaxResponse(); + + $sql = sprintf (" + DELETE userMealItems.* + FROM userMealItems INNER JOIN userMeals + ON userMealItems.meal = userMeals.id + INNER JOIN users + ON userMeals.user = users.id + WHERE users.id = '%s' AND userMealItems.id = '%s' + ", + $_SESSION['user']['id'], + $mealItem + ); + $db->Modify($sql); + + if ( $db->_affectedRows == "1" ) { + $objResponse->addRemove("mealItem-$mealItem"); + $objResponse->addAssign("systemMsgs", "innerHTML", "The meal item was successfully removed."); + return $objResponse; + } else { + $objResponse->addAssign("systemMsgs", "innerHTML", "There was an error. The meal item was not meal."); + return $objResponse; + } + +} + ##------------------------------------------------------------------## + +# removes an item from a diary +function removeDiaryItem($diaryItem) { + + global $db; + + $objResponse = new xajaxResponse(); + + $sql = sprintf (" + DELETE userDiaryItems.* + FROM userDiaryItems INNER JOIN userDiaries + ON userDiaryItems.diary = userDiaries.id + WHERE userDiaries.user = '%s' + AND userDiaryItems.id = '%s' + ", + $_SESSION['user']['id'], + $diaryItem + ); + $db->Modify($sql); + + if ( $db->_affectedRows == "1" ) { + $objResponse->addRemove("itemRow-$diaryItem"); + $objResponse->addAssign("systemMsgs", "innerHTML", "The diary item was successfully deleted."); + return $objResponse; + } else { + $objResponse->addAssign("systemMsgs", "innerHTML", "There was an error. The diary item was not deleted."); + return $objResponse; + } + +} + + ##------------------------------------------------------------------## + +# checks to see if a username already exists in the db during the registration process +function usernameExists($username) { + + global $db; + + $objResponse = new xajaxResponse(); + + $sql = sprintf (" + SELECT username FROM users + WHERE username = '%s' + ", + trim($username) + ); + $db->Select($sql); + if ( $db->_rowCount > 0 ) { + $alert = "The login name you selected is already in use. 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Then add +some simple Javascript function calls to your HTML, and xajax takes +care of the rest! + +xajax includes a Javascript object to facilitate the communication +between the browser and the server, and it can also be used as a +Javascript library directly to simplify certain DOM and event +manipulations. However, you can definitely choose to use a +dedicated Javascript "engine" of your liking and integrate it with +xajax's client/server communication features in a number of ways. +More tightly-coupled integration will be forthcoming in a future +version of xajax. + +2. For More Information + +The official xajax Web site is located at: +http://www.xajaxproject.org + +Visit the xajax Forums at: +http://community.xajaxproject.org +to keep track of the latest news and participate in the community +discussion. + +There is also a wiki with documentation, tips & tricks, and other +information located at: +http://wiki.xajaxproject.org + +3. Installation + +To run xajax, you need: +* Apache Web Server or IIS for Windows XP/2003 Server + (other servers may or may not work and are not supported at this + time) +* PHP 4.3.x or PHP 5.x +* Minimum supported browsers: Internet Explorer 5.5, Firefox 1.0 (or + equivalent Gecko-based browser), Safari 1.3, Opera 8.5 (older + versions only work with GET requests) + +To install xajax: +Unpack the contents of this archive and copy them to your main Web +site folder. Or if you wish, you can put all of the files in a +dedicated "xajax" folder on your Web server (make sure that you +know what that URL is relative your site pages so you can provide +xajax with the correct installed folder URL). Note that the + +"thewall" folder in the "examples" folder needs to be writable by + +the Web server for that example to function. + +Within the main xajax folder there are two folders: "examples" +and "tests". You should be able to view these PHP pages from your +Web browser and see xajax working in action. If you can view the +pages but the AJAX calls are not working, there may be something +wrong with your server setup or perhaps your browser is not +supported or configured correctly. If worst comes to worst, post +a message in our forums and someone may be able to help you. + +4. Documentation + +Detailed documentation for the xajax PHP classes is available on +our wiki (URL listed above in section 2), and more is on the way +(particularly in regards to the Javascript component of xajax). +Another good way of learning xajax is to look at the code for the +examples and tests. If you need any help, pop in the forums and +ask for assistance (and the more specific your questions are, +the better the answers will be). + +5. Contributing to xajax + +xajax is released under the LGPL open source license. If you wish +to contribute to the project or suggest new features, introduce +yourself on the forums or you can e-mail the lead developers at +the addresses listed at the top of this README. + +6. Good luck and enjoy! + +==================================================================== diff --git a/lib/xajax_0.2.4/examples/helloworld.php b/lib/xajax_0.2.4/examples/helloworld.php new file mode 100644 index 0000000..5b422ba --- /dev/null +++ b/lib/xajax_0.2.4/examples/helloworld.php @@ -0,0 +1,65 @@ +addAssign("div1","innerHTML",$text); + + return $objResponse; +} + +function setColor($sColor) +{ + $objResponse = new xajaxResponse(); + $objResponse->addAssign("div1","style.color", $sColor); + + return $objResponse; +} + +// Instantiate the xajax object. No parameters defaults requestURI to this page, method to POST, and debug to off +$xajax = new xajax(); + +//$xajax->debugOn(); // Uncomment this line to turn debugging on + +// Specify the PHP functions to wrap. The JavaScript wrappers will be named xajax_functionname +$xajax->registerFunction("helloWorld"); +$xajax->registerFunction("setColor"); + +// Process any requests. Because our requestURI is the same as our html page, +// this must be called before any headers or HTML output have been sent +$xajax->processRequests(); +?> + + + + xajax example + printJavascript('../'); // output the xajax javascript. This must be called between the head tags ?> + + +
 
+
+ + + + + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/lib/xajax_0.2.4/examples/multiply/multiply.common.php b/lib/xajax_0.2.4/examples/multiply/multiply.common.php new file mode 100644 index 0000000..59b6209 --- /dev/null +++ b/lib/xajax_0.2.4/examples/multiply/multiply.common.php @@ -0,0 +1,11 @@ +registerFunction("multiply"); +?> \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/lib/xajax_0.2.4/examples/multiply/multiply.php b/lib/xajax_0.2.4/examples/multiply/multiply.php new file mode 100644 index 0000000..f38b979 --- /dev/null +++ b/lib/xajax_0.2.4/examples/multiply/multiply.php @@ -0,0 +1,22 @@ + + + + + xajax Multiplier + printJavascript('../../'); ?> + + + * + = + + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/lib/xajax_0.2.4/examples/multiply/multiply.server.php b/lib/xajax_0.2.4/examples/multiply/multiply.server.php new file mode 100644 index 0000000..0934cce --- /dev/null +++ b/lib/xajax_0.2.4/examples/multiply/multiply.server.php @@ -0,0 +1,16 @@ +addAssign("z", "value", $x*$y); + return $objResponse; +} + +require("multiply.common.php"); +$xajax->processRequests(); +?> \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/lib/xajax_0.2.4/examples/signup/signup.common.php b/lib/xajax_0.2.4/examples/signup/signup.common.php new file mode 100644 index 0000000..b6cc340 --- /dev/null +++ b/lib/xajax_0.2.4/examples/signup/signup.common.php @@ -0,0 +1,13 @@ +registerFunction("processForm"); +?> \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/lib/xajax_0.2.4/examples/signup/signup.php b/lib/xajax_0.2.4/examples/signup/signup.php new file mode 100644 index 0000000..3c9674e --- /dev/null +++ b/lib/xajax_0.2.4/examples/signup/signup.php @@ -0,0 +1,60 @@ + + + + + printJavascript('../../'); ?> + + + + +
+ +
Create a New Account
+ +
+
+
Username:
+
Password:
+
Confirm Password:
+
+
+
+ +
+ +
+
+ + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/lib/xajax_0.2.4/examples/signup/signup.server.php b/lib/xajax_0.2.4/examples/signup/signup.server.php new file mode 100644 index 0000000..4eda094 --- /dev/null +++ b/lib/xajax_0.2.4/examples/signup/signup.server.php @@ -0,0 +1,111 @@ +addAlert("Please enter a username."); + $bError = true; + } + if (trim($aFormValues['newPass1']) == "") + { + $objResponse->addAlert("You may not have a blank password."); + $bError = true; + } + if ($aFormValues['newPass1'] != $aFormValues['newPass2']) + { + $objResponse->addAlert("Passwords do not match. Try again."); + $bError = true; + } + + if (!$bError) + { + $_SESSION = array(); + $_SESSION['newaccount']['username'] = trim($aFormValues['username']); + $_SESSION['newaccount']['password'] = trim($aFormValues['newPass1']); + + $sForm = "
"; + $sForm .="
First Name:
"; + $sForm .="
Last Name:
"; + $sForm .="
Email:
"; + $sForm .="
"; + $sForm .="
"; + $objResponse->addAssign("formDiv","innerHTML",$sForm); + $objResponse->addAssign("formWrapper","style.backgroundColor", "rgb(67,149,97)"); + $objResponse->addAssign("outputDiv","innerHTML","\$_SESSION:
".var_export($_SESSION,true)."
"); + } + else + { + $objResponse->addAssign("submitButton","value","continue ->"); + $objResponse->addAssign("submitButton","disabled",false); + } + + return $objResponse; +} + +function processPersonalData($aFormValues) +{ + $objResponse = new xajaxResponse(); + + $bError = false; + if (trim($aFormValues['firstName']) == "") + { + $objResponse->addAlert("Please enter your first name."); + $bError = true; + } + if (trim($aFormValues['lastName']) == "") + { + $objResponse->addAlert("Please enter your last name."); + $bError = true; + } + if (!eregi("^[a-zA-Z0-9]+[_a-zA-Z0-9-]*(\.[_a-z0-9-]+)*@[a-z??????0-9]+(-[a-z??????0-9]+)*(\.[a-z??????0-9-]+)*(\.[a-z]{2,4})$", $aFormValues['email'])) + { + $objResponse->addAlert("Please enter a valid email address."); + $bError = true; + } + + if (!$bError) + { + $_SESSION['newaccount']['firstname'] = $aFormValues['firstName']; + $_SESSION['newaccount']['lastname'] = $aFormValues['lastName']; + $_SESSION['newaccount']['email'] = $aFormValues['email']; + + $objResponse->addAssign("formDiv","style.textAlign","center"); + $sForm = "Account created.
Thank you."; + $objResponse->addAssign("formDiv","innerHTML",$sForm); + $objResponse->addAssign("formWrapper","style.backgroundColor", "rgb(67,97,149)"); + $objResponse->addAssign("outputDiv","innerHTML","\$_SESSION:
".var_export($_SESSION,true)."
"); + } + else + { + $objResponse->addAssign("submitButton","value","done"); + $objResponse->addAssign("submitButton","disabled",false); + } + + return $objResponse; +} + +$xajax->processRequests(); +?> \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/lib/xajax_0.2.4/examples/thewall/brick.jpg b/lib/xajax_0.2.4/examples/thewall/brick.jpg new file mode 100644 index 0000000..6cb2509 Binary files /dev/null and b/lib/xajax_0.2.4/examples/thewall/brick.jpg differ diff --git a/lib/xajax_0.2.4/examples/thewall/thewall.common.php b/lib/xajax_0.2.4/examples/thewall/thewall.common.php new file mode 100644 index 0000000..0704206 --- /dev/null +++ b/lib/xajax_0.2.4/examples/thewall/thewall.common.php @@ -0,0 +1,12 @@ +registerFunction("scribble"); +$xajax->registerFunction("updateWall"); +?> \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/lib/xajax_0.2.4/examples/thewall/thewall.php b/lib/xajax_0.2.4/examples/thewall/thewall.php new file mode 100644 index 0000000..3516013 --- /dev/null +++ b/lib/xajax_0.2.4/examples/thewall/thewall.php @@ -0,0 +1,70 @@ + + + + + The Graffiti Wall + printJavascript('../../'); ?> + + + + +
+
Handle:
+
Graffiti:
+ +
+
To see xajax's UTF-8 support, try posting words in other languages. You can copy and paste from here
+
+
+
+ powered by xajax +
+ + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/lib/xajax_0.2.4/examples/thewall/thewall.server.php b/lib/xajax_0.2.4/examples/thewall/thewall.server.php new file mode 100644 index 0000000..0a4a912 --- /dev/null +++ b/lib/xajax_0.2.4/examples/thewall/thewall.server.php @@ -0,0 +1,144 @@ +html = "\n
getRandomAlignment(); + $this->html .= ";color:".$this->getRandomColor().";\">"; + $this->html .= "getRandomFontSize()."%;\">"; + $this->html .= strip_tags(stripslashes($sWords)); + $this->html .= "
"; + $this->html .= " ~ ".strip_tags(stripslashes($sHandle))." ".date("m/d/Y H:i:s")."
"; + + $this->isValid = true; + } + + function getRandomFontSize() + { + srand((double)microtime()*1000003); + return rand(100,300); + } + + function getRandomColor() + { + $sColor = "rgb("; + srand((double)microtime()*1000003); + $sColor .= rand(0,255).","; + srand((double)microtime()*1000003); + $sColor .= rand(0,255).","; + $sColor .= rand(0,255).")"; + + return $sColor; + } + + function getRandomAlignment() + { + $sAlign = ""; + srand((double)microtime()*1000003); + $textAlign = rand(0,2); + switch($textAlign) + { + case 0: $sAlign = "left"; break; + case 1: $sAlign = "right"; break; + case 2: $sAlign = "center"; break; + + } + return $sAlign; + } + + function save() + { + if ($this->isValid) + { + $rFile = @fopen(DATA_FILE,"a+"); + if (!$rFile) { + return "ERROR: the graffiti data file could not be written to the " . dirname(realpath(DATA_FILE)) . " folder."; + } + fwrite($rFile, $this->html); + fclose($rFile); + return null; + } + else + { + return "Please supply both a handle and some graffiti to scribble on the wall."; + } + } +} + +function scribble($aFormValues) +{ + $sHandle = $aFormValues['handle']; + $sWords = $aFormValues['words']; + $objResponse = new xajaxResponse(); + + $objGraffiti = new graffiti($sHandle,$sWords); + $sErrMsg = $objGraffiti->save(); + if (!$sErrMsg) + { + $objResponse->addScript("xajax_updateWall();"); + $objResponse->addClear("words","value"); + } + else + $objResponse->addAlert($sErrMsg); + + return $objResponse; +} + +function updateWall() +{ + $objResponse = new xajaxResponse(); + + if (file_exists(DATA_FILE)) { + $aFile = @file(DATA_FILE); + if (!$aFile) { + $objResponse->addAlert("ERROR: the graffiti data file could not be written to the " . dirname(realpath(DATA_FILE)) . " folder."); + return $objResponse; + } + + $sHtmlSave = implode("\n",array_slice($aFile, -MAX_SCRIBBLES)); + $sHtmlSave=str_replace("\n\n","\n",$sHtmlSave); + } + else { + $sHtmlSave = ""; + $aFile = array(); + } + $rFile = @fopen(DATA_FILE,"w+"); + if (!$rFile) { + $objResponse->addAlert("ERROR: the graffiti data file could not be written to the " . dirname(realpath(DATA_FILE)) . " folder."); + return $objResponse; + } + fwrite($rFile, $sHtmlSave); + fclose($rFile); + + $sHtml = implode("\n",array_reverse(array_slice($aFile, -MAX_SCRIBBLES))); + + $objResponse->addAssign("theWall","innerHTML",$sHtml); + + return $objResponse; +} + +require("thewall.common.php"); +$xajax->processRequests(); +?> \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/lib/xajax_0.2.4/examples/xul/xulApplication.php b/lib/xajax_0.2.4/examples/xul/xulApplication.php new file mode 100644 index 0000000..3026089 --- /dev/null +++ b/lib/xajax_0.2.4/examples/xul/xulApplication.php @@ -0,0 +1,36 @@ +addAlert("hallo"); + $objResponse->addAssign('testButton','label','Success!'); + return $objResponse->getXML(); +} + +$xajax = new xajax(); +$xajax->registerFunction("test"); +$xajax->processRequests(); + +header("Content-Type: application/vnd.mozilla.xul+xml"); +?> + + + + + +