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Click the Overview link in the heading bar to return to the Futon start page. You ll notice that there are now two rows in this table one for the books database and one for the contacts database (Figure 5-6). Rows in this table are ordered alphabetically, so books will appear above contacts.

The structure of a control is similar to that of a behavior. As always, you see the overrides of the initialize and dispose methods B, where you attach and detach handlers for the events raised by the associated element. In this example, you re interested in handling the text box s keypress event, which notifies you of any key pressed by the user in the text field. The corresponding event handler C

Here s a quick rundown of those features and what they mean: Search Engine: This setting determines which search engine is used for the search field you saw back in Figure 3-8. Choose Google or Yahoo!. JavaScript: JavaScript allows web pages to run programs when you visit. Disabling JavaScript means you increase overall surfing safety, but you also lose many cool and worthy web features. Most pages are safe to visit, but sadly, some are not. To disable JavaScript, switch this setting from ON to OFF. Plug-ins: At this time, Safari plug-ins are pretty much limited to video support. Disabling this feature (setting it to OFF) means Safari will not play videos. It also means that you reduce your vulnerability to certain QuickTime-specific exploits. As with JavaScript, there are trade-offs: increased security versus missed opportunity. Block Pop-ups: Many web sites use pop-up windows for advertising. It s an annoying reality of surfing the Web. By default, Safari pop-up blocking is ON. Switch this setting to OFF to allow pop-up windows.

Figure 5-6. The Futon Overview page now with the books database Let s create a third database. Click the Create Database link once more. Enter whatever you like for the database name. I used the name games, but it really doesn t matter. When CouchDB has created the database, you will be brought to the database s page on Futon. It should be pretty much identical to the page you saw moments ago for the books database. This time, however, you re just going to go ahead and delete the database. Click the Delete Database link beneath the heading bar. Futon will ask you to confirm that you want to delete it, because it is irreversible (Figure 5-7).

Accept Cookies: Cookies refer to data stored on your iPod by the web sites you visit. Cookies allow web sites to remember you and to store information about your visit. You can choose to always accept cookies, never accept cookies, or accept cookies only from visited web sites. Clear History: Tap this option, and then confirm that you want to empty your pagenavigation history from your iPod. This keeps your personal browsing habits private to some extent, although other people might still scan though your bookmarks.

_onKeyPress does a check to determine if the ignoreEnterKey property is set to true and if the user pressed the Enter key. If the check is positive, it calls the preventDefault method on the event object to prevent execution of the event s default

Figure 5-7. Delete Database dialog box Click the Delete button to confirm the deletion. You will now be back at the Futon start page, and you ll notice that there is no sign of the database you just deleted. Next you will look at creating documents in your database.

s Caution Clearing your browsing history does not affect Safari s page history. You can still tap its Back button and see the sites you ve visited. To clear your page history, make sure to open a brand-new Safari window and close all the other windows. This removes the history for each of those pages and starts the new page with a fresh, unvisited one.

action. This, in turn, prevents the form from being submitted to the server. This functionality can be enabled or disabled through the ignoreEnterKey property. To test the control, create a new ASP.NET AJAX page, declare a text box element, and associate it with a new instance of the TextBox control, as shown in listing 8.10.