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Client-side programming is optional to application developers. However, if you'd like to have more control of the client, please refer to the [[ZK Client-side Reference/General Control|General Control]] and [[ZK Client-side Reference/Customization|Customization]] sections. The other sections are more for component development.
 
Client-side programming is optional to application developers. However, if you'd like to have more control of the client, please refer to the [[ZK Client-side Reference/General Control|General Control]] and [[ZK Client-side Reference/Customization|Customization]] sections. The other sections are more for component development.
  
If you'd like to develop a component, you shall read [[ZK Component Development Essentials]] first for introduction. Then, you could reference this book if there is an issue.
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If you would like to develop a component, you should read [[ZK Component Development Essentials]] first for introduction. Then, you could reference this book if there is an issue.
  
 
ZK Client Engine is based on [http://jquery.com/ jQuery] and you could refer to [http://docs.jquery.com/Main_Page jQuery Documentation] for details.
 
ZK Client Engine is based on [http://jquery.com/ jQuery] and you could refer to [http://docs.jquery.com/Main_Page jQuery Documentation] for details.

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ZK Client-side Reference is the reference for client-side programming, including component development.

Client-side programming is optional to application developers. However, if you'd like to have more control of the client, please refer to the General Control and Customization sections. The other sections are more for component development.

If you would like to develop a component, you should read ZK Component Development Essentials first for introduction. Then, you could reference this book if there is an issue.

ZK Client Engine is based on jQuery and you could refer to jQuery Documentation for details.




Last Update : 2011/08/11

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