Building an RTF-capable Form with the Ext JS Framework
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If you’re a web developer who’s looking for a JavaScript framework that permits you to build dynamic, highly-interactive web forms in a quick and painless way, then look no further, because this group of articles might be what you really need. Welcome to the final part of a five-part series on building dynamic web forms with the Ext JS framework. This series shows you how to take advantage of the powerful JavaScript API provided by the Ext JS library to construct all sorts of professional-looking online forms, without having to deal with the usual complexities of working with large DHTML applications.
Introduction
If you already read the preceding tutorial of the series, then you're already quite familiar with using the Ext JS library to build different kinds of interactive web forms. Speaking more specifically, during that particular article, I demonstrated by means of a hands-on example how to construct a multi-tabbed online form. Best of all, I used only a simple combination of object-oriented JavaScript code and basic markup.
Nevertheless, I must say that the Ext JS library still has some additional features that deserve a detailed analysis when it comes to exploring its capacity for building dynamic online forms. With this idea in mind, in this last episode of the series, I’m going to use the library to create a multi-tabbed web from that also will incorporate a helpful HTML editor, similar to the one that you learned in a previous article.
Now it’s time to tackle this final chapter of this educational journey. Are you ready to do that? Then let’s get started!
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