JavaScript Bible, Gold Edition part 97 potx
JavaScript Bible, Gold Edition part 97 potx
... 814
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cssFloat
IE/Windows IE/Mac NN W3C CSS2
Compatibility — 56 ... “break-word”
writingMode
IE/Windows IE/Mac NN W3C CSS2
Compatibility 5.5 —— No
elementRef.style.writingMode
816
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floatStyle
IE/Windows IE/Mac NN W3C CSS2
Compatibility — 4 ... object.
Value: One or more pairs of counter identifier and integers.
eleme...
JavaScript Bible, Gold Edition part 215 potx
... CD-96–CD -97
creating, 969 971
formatting, 976 977
mathematical calculations with, 978 979
methods, 971 975 , CD-95
millisecond dates, creating, 974
properties, 971
string format, 975 976
time zones, 975
DD ... 1093–1102
functions, creating, 1094–1095
methods, 1100–1102
nesting, 1095–1096
parameters, 1096–1 097
properties, 1 097 1100
function references, 155
functions, CD-36,...
JavaScript Bible, Gold Edition part 7 potx
... crystal clear.
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In This Part
Nine Tutorial
Chapters
What Scripts Do in
Documents
Programming
Fundamentals
Introduction to
Document Objects
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PART
II
II
30
Part II ✦ JavaScript Tutorial — Summary
The ... comment inside JavaScript code, the comment must start with a double
slash (
//). Such a comment may go near the end of a line (such as after a JavaScript
28
Part I ✦ Get...
JavaScript Bible, Gold Edition part 8 potx
... to
screen elements.
When to use JavaScript
The preceding examples demonstrate a wide range of applications for JavaScript,
but by no means do they come close to exhausting JavaScript s possibilities. ... compose Part II) tailored to Web authors who
have at least basic grounding in HTML concepts. In this chap-
ter, you see several practical applications of JavaScript and
begin to see...
JavaScript Bible, Gold Edition part 12 potx
... <BR>
</FORM>
</BODY>
</HTML>
5. What does the term concatenate mean in the context of JavaScript
programming?
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CD-42
Part II ✦ JavaScript Tutorial
Even though the second expression passes the string version ... the right type.
JavaScript tries its best to perform internal conversions to head off such problems,
but JavaScript cannot read your mind. If your...
JavaScript Bible, Gold Edition part 21 potx
... Versions
<HTML>
<HEAD>
<SCRIPT LANGUAGE= JavaScript >
<!
function doIt() {
// statements for JavaScript 1.0 browsers
}
// >
</SCRIPT>
<SCRIPT LANGUAGE= JavaScript1 .1”>
<!
function ...
function doIt() {
// statements for JavaScript 1.1 browsers
}
// >
</SCRIPT>
<SCRIPT LANGUAGE= JavaScript1 .2”>
<!
function doIt() {
// statemen...
JavaScript Bible, Gold Edition part 63 potx
... 468
Part III ✦ Document Objects Reference
pasteHTML(“HTMLText”)
Returns: Nothing.
NN2 NN3 NN4 NN6 IE3/J1 ... rightmost character edges, even if it means that the rectangle encloses
some other text that is not part of the element.
If you extract the
TextRectangle object for an element by way of, for example,
the ... trying to align a real element with the
TextRectangle of another
element...
JavaScript Bible, Gold Edition part 71 potx
... an
active part of the checkbox (as it typically is in Windows and Macintosh user inter-
faces, where clicking the label is the same as clicking the box).
Naming a checkbox can be an important part ... and
checkbox buttons
Distinguishing
between radio button
families and their
individual buttons
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Methods
click()
Returns: Nothing.
NN2 NN3 NN4...
JavaScript Bible, Gold Edition part 82 potx
... content of the docu-
ment. As discussed in Chapter 16, the window, too, is an
important part of how you apply JavaScript on the client. But
stepping out even one more level is the browser application
itself. ... environments
diverge significantly is in the way scripts can find out whether
a particular plug-in or support for a particular MIME type is
available in the current browser. As yo...
JavaScript Bible, Gold Edition part 88 potx
... all
the way up the hierarchy out to the window.
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<HEAD>
<SCRIPT LANGUAGE= JavaScript >
function doLayerClick(e) {
if (e.target.type ... this.name)”></P>
</FORM>
</BODY>
</LAYER>
</BODY>
</HTML>
Passing events toward their targets
If you capture a particular event type, your s...
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