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<?php
namespace Jaxon\Response\Plugin\JQuery;
use Jaxon\Response\Plugin\JQuery\Dom\Element;
use Jaxon\Utils\Config\Config;
class JQueryPlugin extends \Jaxon\Plugin\Response
{
/**
* @var Config
*/
protected $xConfig;
* The class constructor
*
* @param Config $xConfig
public function __construct(Config $xConfig)
$this->xConfig = $xConfig;
}
* @inheritDoc
public function getName(): string
return 'jquery';
public function getHash(): string
// Use the version number as hash
return '3.3.0';
public function getReadyScript(): string
return '
jaxon.command.handler.register("jquery", function(args) {
jaxon.cmd.script.execute(args);
});
';
* Create a JQueryPlugin Element with a given selector, and link it to the current response.
* Since this element is linked to a response, its code will be automatically sent to the client.
* The returned object can be used to call jQuery functions on the selected elements.
* @param string $sSelector The jQuery selector
* @param string $sContext A context associated to the selector
* @return Element
public function element(string $sSelector = '', string $sContext = ''): Element
$jQueryNs = $this->xConfig->getOption('core.jquery.no_conflict', false) ? 'jQuery' : '$';
$xElement = new Element($jQueryNs, $sSelector, $sContext);
$this->addCommand(['cmd' => 'jquery'], $xElement);
return $xElement;
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