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$ wget http://ftp.mozilla.org/pub/mozilla.org/js/js-1.7.0.tar.gz When the distribution package has finished downloading, use the following command to decompress and extract it: $ tar xvzf js-1.7.0.tar.gz Now navigate into the src subdirectory of the js directory: $ cd js/src From here you can compile Spidermonkey using the following commands: $ $ $ $ JS_DIST=/usr/local/spidermonkey make -f Makefile.ref export export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=/usr/local/spidermonkey/lib ln -s /usr/local/spidermonkey/lib/libjs.so /usr/local/lib/libjs.so ln -s /usr/local/spidermonkey/include /usr/local/include/js

Bookmarks button: Tap the book-shaped icon to open your Bookmarks screen. Pages button: The button at the bottom right that looks like two squares superimposed on one another allows you to open the page-selection browser and select one of your Safari sessions. You can open up to eight browser windows at a time. With more than one session active, a number appears on this icon. It indicates how many sessions are in use. You can read more about viewing and adding pages in the Working with Pages section later in this chapter.

Having covered the syntactic sugar, it s time to design a real and more complex behavior. The FormattingBehavior that you ll build in the next section will let you manage the style of a text box element in a programmatic way, based on the events raised by the DOM element. Once you have the behavior up and running, you ll learn how to use it in conjunction with CSS to simulate an effect called inplace edit.

Spidermonkey is now installed! The final prerequisite you need to build before building CouchDB itself is the Subversion, the version control system you need to use to get the latest trunk version of CouchDB.

iPod Safari lets you do all the normal things you expect to do in a browser. You can tap links and buttons, enter text into forms, and so forth. In addition, Safari offers iPodspecific features you won t find on your home computer; for example, tilting the iPod on its side moves it from landscape to portrait view and back. The following how-tos guide you through Safari s basic features.

Let s dive right in and create your first CouchDB database a simple contacts database where you will store information much like that in an address book or phone book.

We ll guide you step by step through the creation of a client behavior that is able to programmatically change the CSS class associated with a DOM element in response to its events. The following example focuses on a specific scenario: the emulation of the in-place edit functionality. Allow input wherever you have output is one of the axioms of Alan Cooper, a famous advocate of UI design. Following his axiom, you ll implement a form where the input fields are styled as labels. When the user hovers over a text box, its style changes to visually suggest that a text field is present and it effectively appears as soon as the user gives focus to the text box. When the user tabs away from the text box or clicks outside it, the text box will be styled to again look like a label. This kind of functionality is called in-place editing, and it can enhance the appearance and usability of a web form. If you re unsure about the final result, figure 8.9 shows the example up and running. Let s open Visual Studio and start writing some code. Based on what you ve learned in the previous sections, your mission is to encapsulate the client logic into a behavior. In the Figure 8.9 The FormattingBehavior class s prototype, you handle the behavior s lets you implement the in-place-edit functionality in a web form. By using CSS, lifecycle as well as the events raised by the you can simulate a visual effect that turns associated DOM element. The complete code a label into a text field. for the FormattingBehavior behavior is shown in listing 8.6.

s Note Although iPod Safari allows you to browse the Web in full resolution, some web sites detect that

Note In all the following examples, I am assuming that you have the CouchDB server installed and running on your local machine. If you are interacting with a remote CouchDB server, replace the IP address 127.0.0.1 with the IP address of the machine where CouchDB is installed.