DHTML and JavaScript pdf

Cascading Style Sheets, JavaScript Style Sheets, & JavaScripted Layers plus advanced JavaScript 1.2 & 1.3 DHTML and JavaScript Gilorien Prentice Hall PTR Upper Saddle River, NJ 07458 www.phptr.com [...]... Resize it Routing & Handling Events 6.44) 6.45) 6.46) 6.47) 6.48) The JavaScript routeEvent(e) Function Using the JavaScript routeEvent(e) Function The JavaScript handleEvent(e) Method Using the JavaScript handleEvent(e) Method Handling and Routing Events in Nested and Unnested Layers Chapter 7 JavaScript Arrays JavaScript Array Objects 7.1) 7.2) 7.3) 7.4) 7.5) 7.6) 7.7) 7.8) 7.9) The JavaScript Array... 809 810 810 811 812 812 813 814 819 819 820 821 821 825 830 832 838 840 843 845 847 DHTML and JavaScript xiv Part III Chapter 10 JavaScript 1.3 What's New & Changed What's New in JavaScript 1.3 & Changed in JavaScript 1.2 10.1) 10.2) 10.3) 10.3.1) Overview of Features JavaScript 1.3 and ECMA-262 Compliance JavaScript 1.3 and Unicode Unicode Character Escape Sequences Changes to Objects 10.4) 10.5) 10.6)... use the new features and capabilities for using Style Sheets and Layers in both Cascading Style Sheet Syntax and JavaScript Syntax that are reflected in Netscape's Navigator 4.0+ browser Additionally, it covers all of the new abilities of JavaScript 1.2 and including the Layer Object and advanced Event Handling for capturing Events and using them to dynamically alter the appearance and content of documents... from HTML and JavaScript but is designed to interact with HTML and JavaScript Expect subtle differences in syntax and new capabilities and terms The same is true for Style Sheets that use JavaScript Syntax In an effort to establish distinctions between HTML Syntax and Style Sheet Syntax and in keeping with tradition: When the term Attribute is used, it refers to an Attribute of an HTML Element, and when... Values are generally case-sensitive CSS / JavaScript Style CSS / JavaScript Style JavaScript classes Names are always case-sensitive JavaScript ids Names are always case-sensitive JavaScript Style JavaScript Style Layer Object Properties are always case-sensitive Layer Object Method Names are always case-sensitive JavaScript JavaScript STYLE is used as both an Element and as an Attribute of other Elements... Content and introduces additional Properties associated with Layers Chapter 3 moves on to Style Sheets created with JavaScript Syntax, focusing on using JavaScript to manipulate Layers in real-world examples The Layer Object in JavaScript is new and has many Properties and Methods that facilitate the manipulation of Layers both programmatically and dynamically from user input Many of the Methods and Properties... all in a file named: Charts .pdf on the CD-ROM It is suggested that you print out the whole file for use while you are learning the book and even more importantly for when you are writing your own code In summary, this book thoroughly covers CSS Style Sheets and JavaScript Style Sheets in theory and by example, along with all of the new features of JavaScript versions 1.2 and 1.3 It also serves as a... effectively integrate JavaScript with DHTML to create innovative and advanced web sites Finally, this book is heavily focused on examples as a learning mechanism; there are over 400 working examples in the book and even more on the CD-ROM Have FUN!! Gilorien About the Author Gilorien is a freelance artist in both the 2D and 3D realms, a 3D animator, musician and advanced website designer and consultant His... layers[i] Array, and the second is when you create a new Layer with the Layer() Constructor Function and the Keyword new, like this: myContainer = new Layer(500); See page 199 for layers[i] Array and pages 240-241 for new Layer() DHTML and JavaScript xx About the CD-ROM All of the more than 400 examples in the book have an associated BBEdit HTML Sample file on the CD-ROM in the folder named DHTML- JS_BOOK-Main_Files... II covers many of the essential tools for using JavaScript such as basic and advanced Object Theory, Statements and Operators, Functions, Methods, Expressions, Variables and Properties Part III covers the new features and minor changes to JavaScript 1.3 Version 1.2 is a major upgrade but version 1.3 is not However, one really useful feature of 1.3 is the JavaScript Console that you can use to debug your . Using the JavaScript handleEvent(e) Method 669 6.48) Handling and Routing Events in Nested and Unnested Layers 673 Chapter 7 JavaScript Arrays 679 JavaScript. The JavaScript History Object 452 DHTML and JavaScript viii 4.37) The JavaScript navigator Object 456 4.38) Creating Frames on the fly 457 4.39) The JavaScript