Today you will write code that powers a “jQuery Funhouse”. Your funhouse has three features:
- You can enter your name in a text box, and the funhouse will greet you.
- You can click a button to change the background color of the page to a random color.
- You can browse a gallery of three pictures of elephants. Clicking on one of the small elephant thumbnails displays the image below, at a larger size.
Check out the demo here
First, we need to check out the project.
- On this page, click Fork in the top right to get your own copy
- Then open up Cloud9, and clone this repo (it’s called jqWestinghouse) into your workspace
- Open
index.htmlin your project workspace.
Now we need to add some scripts to the page.
- First, jQuery. At the very bottom of the
<body>element, but still inside it, add a tag to include the jQuery script at https://code.jquery.com/jquery-2.2.1.min.js - Next, the starter code. This is some JavaScript code that Mat wrote, which
will hook up the functions you are going to write with actions the user takes.
It’s called
events.js, and it is already in your project. You just need to add another tag to get it on the page. - Finally, create another JavaScript file called
solution.js. This is where you will write your solution code. - Add
solution.jsto the HTML inindex.html
For this project, you will write three functions. Take them one at a time.
If you get stuck, ask for help from a mentor!
You are expected to complete and submit this project by the end of this week. Don’t waste time!
Write a function called greetUser. This function should take one parameter,
which will be whatever the user typed in the text box next to “What is your
name?”
The function should greet the user with a hello, using the (empty) paragraph
tag with ID greeting that is already on the page.
So, if the parameter had the value “Babar”, your function should make the
greeting paragraph have the text “Hello, Babar”
Remember: we have graduated from alert() and prompt(). If you are
thinking of using either of these functions, ask a mentor for help.
Write a function called switchImage. This function will also take one
parameter, which is the address of a picture of an elephant. When the user
clicks one of the small elephant photos, your switchImage function will be
called with the photo’s address as the argument.
Your switchImage function should change the src attribute of another image,
the one with ID gallery-main, to whatever address was passed to it.
Write a function called changeBackgroundColor. This function takes no
parameters. It will be called when the user clicks the “Change the page’s
color!” button.
Your function will change the background of the page to a random color!
First, generate three random numbers, each between 0 and 255. These numbers will be our values for red, green, and blue. Store each one in a different variable.
Now we want to construct a string out of the three colors. If the colors are
33, 55, and 77, we want to construct the string "rgb(33,55,77)". If
they are 1, 2, and 3, we want to construct "rgb(1,2,3)".
This string is a valid value for the CSS background-color property. Use
jQuery to set the background color of the <body> element to the color value
you have generated.
The usual:
git add .
git commit -m "jQuery Funhouse"
git push origin master
git push origin master:gh-pages
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