8. Advanced Controls Manipulation
Creating Your Own Control
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Creating Your Own Control
Many developers may want to create their own, custom QControl to perform a very specific interaction. Alternatively, developers may wish to utilize exernal JavaScript libraries like Dojo, Yahoo! YUI, etc. to create their own set of QControls with a polished "Web 2.0" shine.
Whatever the case may be, QCubed makes it easy to implement custom controls, complete with javascript input and output hooks, within the QControl architecture.
The core distribution comes with QSampleControl, which can act as a vanilla, sample starting point from which a developer can begin implementing his or her custom control.
Sample Control: 28 - Click on me!