JavaScript for the World Wide WebDoes the following sound familiar? You know how to build a good-looking Web page, but you'd like to add some excitement and interactivity to your site. Then the next step is JavaScript, a programming language designed to make HTML more powerful and dynamic. You don't need to be a seasoned programmer to master JavaScript--just a copy of JavaScript for the World Wide Web: Visual QuickStart Guide. This third edition of the best-selling guide includes expanded coverage of such essential topics as how to liven up your pages with dynamic images, add smart forms, and detect which browsers and plug-ins your visitors are using so you can customize the content they see. What hasn't changed is the book's clear, step-by-step approach and generous sample code and screenshots. With JavaScript: VQS, you get both an excellent introduction to the language and a handy reference tool. |
Contents
Redirecting the User | 16 |
Around and Around with Loops | 23 |
Putting More than One Script on a Page | 29 |
Fun with Images | 35 |
Using a Function to Simplify Coding Multiple | 47 |
Making the Banner Cycling Wait for the User | 54 |
TABLE OF CONTENTS | 57 |
Frames Frames and More Frames | 69 |
Working with Referrer Pages | 150 |
JavaScript and Cookies | 158 |
Working with DHTML | 187 |
Modifying a DHTML Glow | 207 |
Tool Tips All browsers | 214 |
Debugging Your JavaScript | 221 |
Working with Visual Tools | 235 |
JavaScript Genealogy | 253 |
TABLE OF CONTENTS | 108 |
Verifying Forms | 113 |
Making Your Pages Dynamic | 139 |
Appendix | 272 |
253 | 287 |
Copyright | |