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<?php
namespace Jaxon\Plugin\Response\JQuery;
use Jaxon\Plugin\ResponsePlugin;
class JQueryPlugin extends ResponsePlugin
{
/**
* @const The plugin name
*/
const NAME = 'jquery';
* @var string
protected $jQueryNs;
* True if the next selector is a command
*
* @var bool
protected $bCommand = true;
* The class constructor
* @param string $jQueryNs
public function __construct(string $jQueryNs)
$this->jQueryNs = $jQueryNs;
}
* @param bool $bCommand
* @return JQueryPlugin
public function command(bool $bCommand): JQueryPlugin
$this->bCommand = $bCommand;
return $this;
* @inheritDoc
public function getName(): string
return self::NAME;
public function getHash(): string
// Use the version number as hash
return '4.0.0';
* Create a JQueryPlugin DomSelector, 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 $sPath The jQuery selector path
* @param mixed $xContext A context associated to the selector
* @return DomSelector
public function selector(string $sPath = '', $xContext = null): DomSelector
$xSelector = new DomSelector($sPath, $xContext);
if($this->bCommand && $this->response() !== null)
$this->addCommand('jquery', ['selector' => $xSelector]);
// Reset the command value.
$this->bCommand = true;
return $xSelector;
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