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9780072261349
JavaScript Demystified / Edition 1 available in Paperback, eBook

- ISBN-10:
- 007226134X
- ISBN-13:
- 9780072261349
- Pub. Date:
- 05/26/2005
- Publisher:
- McGraw Hill LLC
- ISBN-10:
- 007226134X
- ISBN-13:
- 9780072261349
- Pub. Date:
- 05/26/2005
- Publisher:
- McGraw Hill LLC

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Even if you have no programming experience, you'll learn to create dynamic, interactive Web pages with help from this easy-to-use, self-teaching guide. Author and programming instructor Jim Keogh covers the basics of this leading Web development language and explains how to write cross-browser JavaScript programs in no time.
Even if you have no programming experience, you'll learn to create dynamic, interactive Web pages with help from this easy-to-use, self-teaching guide. Author and programming instructor Jim Keogh covers the basics of this leading Web development language and explains how to write cross-browser JavaScript programs in no time.
Product Details
ISBN-13: | 9780072261349 |
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Publisher: | McGraw Hill LLC |
Publication date: | 05/26/2005 |
Series: | Demystified |
Pages: | 375 |
Product dimensions: | 7.30(w) x 9.10(h) x 0.81(d) |
About the Author
Jim Keogh (Ridgefield Park, NJ) is on the faculty of Columbia University and Saint Peter's College in Jersey City, New Jersey. He developed the e-commerce track at Columbia University. Keogh has spent decades developing applications for major Wall Street corporations and is the author of more than 60 books, including J2EE: The Complete Reference, Java Demystified, ASP.NET Demystified, Data Structures Demystified, XML Demystified, and others in the Demystified series.
Table of Contents
Introduction | xv | |
Chapter 1 | An Inside Look at JavaScript | 1 |
Answers to Common Questions About JavaScript | 2 | |
JavaScript: A Limited-Featured Programming Language | 3 | |
Getting Down to JavaScript | 4 | |
Object Name | 4 | |
Property | 5 | |
Methods | 5 | |
The Dot Syntax | 6 | |
The Main Event | 6 | |
Writing Your First JavaScript | 7 | |
"Old Timers" Don't Like JavaScript | 10 | |
Spicing Up Your JavaScript | 11 | |
Looking Ahead | 12 | |
Quiz | 12 | |
Chapter 2 | Variables, Operators, and Expressions | 15 |
Values and Variables | 16 | |
Values | 16 | |
Variables | 17 | |
Operators and Expressions | 24 | |
Parts of an Expression | 24 | |
Multiple Operations | 24 | |
Types of Operators | 25 | |
Looking Ahead | 40 | |
Quiz | 40 | |
Chapter 3 | Condition Statements | 43 |
if Statement | 45 | |
The if Statement in Action | 45 | |
The if...else Statement | 46 | |
The if...else if Statement | 48 | |
Other Variations of the if Statement | 52 | |
Nested if Statement | 53 | |
Identifying a Browser | 55 | |
switch...case Statement | 58 | |
Loop Statement | 62 | |
The for Loop | 62 | |
The for in Loop | 66 | |
The while Loop | 68 | |
The do...while Loop | 70 | |
continue | 71 | |
Looking Ahead | 72 | |
Quiz | 73 | |
Chapter 4 | Arrays | 75 |
What Is an Array? | 75 | |
Declaring an Array | 76 | |
Initializing an Array | 77 | |
Defining Array Elements | 78 | |
How Many Elements Are in the Array? | 79 | |
Looping the Array | 80 | |
Adding an Array Element | 82 | |
Sorting Array Elements | 83 | |
Making a New Array from an Existing Array | 84 | |
Combining Array Elements into a String | 87 | |
Changing Elements of the Array | 90 | |
Looking Ahead | 91 | |
Quiz | 92 | |
Chapter 5 | Functions | 95 |
What Is a Function? | 96 | |
Defining a Function | 96 | |
Writing a Function Definition | 98 | |
Adding Arguments | 99 | |
The Scope of Variables and Arguments | 100 | |
Calling a Function | 101 | |
Calling a Function Without an Argument | 102 | |
Calling a Function with an Argument | 103 | |
Calling a Function from HTML | 104 | |
Functions Calling Another Function | 108 | |
Returning Values from a Function | 109 | |
Looking Ahead | 113 | |
Quiz | 114 | |
Chapter 6 | Strings | 117 |
Why Manipulate a String? | 117 | |
Joining Strings | 118 | |
Finding Your Way Around a String | 120 | |
Dividing Text | 123 | |
Copying a Substring | 125 | |
Converting Number and Strings | 129 | |
Numbers to Strings | 130 | |
Changing the Case of the String | 131 | |
Strings and Unicode | 132 | |
Looking Ahead | 132 | |
Quiz | 133 | |
Chapter 7 | Forms and Event Handling | 135 |
Building Blocks of a Form | 136 | |
Elements and JavaScript | 136 | |
Responding to Form Events | 137 | |
Form Objects and Elements | 141 | |
Time-Saving Shortcut | 143 | |
Changing Attribute Values Dynamically | 144 | |
Changing Elements Based on a Value Selected by the User | 146 | |
Changing an Option List Dynamically | 148 | |
Evaluating Check Box Selections | 151 | |
Manipulating Elements Before the Form Is Submitted | 153 | |
Using Intrinsic JavaScript Functions | 155 | |
Changing Labels Dynamically | 156 | |
Disabling Elements | 159 | |
Read-Only Elements | 161 | |
Looking Ahead | 162 | |
Quiz | 163 | |
Chapter 8 | Cookies | 165 |
Cookie Basics | 166 | |
Creating a Cookie | 167 | |
Reading a Cookie | 169 | |
Setting the Expiration Date | 171 | |
Deleting a Cookie | 172 | |
Personalizing an Experience Using a Cookie | 174 | |
Looking Ahead | 176 | |
Quiz | 176 | |
Chapter 9 | Browser Windows | 179 |
Open the Window, Please! | 180 | |
Giving the New Window Focus | 182 | |
Placing the Window into Position on the Screen | 184 | |
Changing the Contents of a Window | 186 | |
Closing the Window | 187 | |
"Magically" Scrolling a Web Page | 190 | |
Opening Multiple Windows at Once | 191 | |
Creating a Web Page in a New Window | 192 | |
Looking Ahead | 195 | |
Quiz | 196 | |
Chapter 10 | Regular Expressions | 199 |
What Is a Regular Expression? | 200 | |
The Language of a Regular Expression | 201 | |
Finding Nonmatching Characters | 204 | |
Entering a Range of Characters | 205 | |
Matching Digits and Nondigits | 205 | |
Matching Punctuation and Symbols | 206 | |
Matching Words | 206 | |
Replace Text Using a Regular Expression | 207 | |
Replacing Like Values | 208 | |
Return the Matched Characters | 209 | |
The Telephone Number Match | 210 | |
Regular Expression Object Properties | 213 | |
Looking Ahead | 214 | |
Quiz | 215 | |
Chapter 11 | JavaScript and Frames | 217 |
You've Been Framed! | 218 | |
Invisible Borders | 220 | |
Calling a Child Window's JavaScript Function | 222 | |
Changing the Content of a Child Window | 223 | |
Changing the Focus of a Child Window | 226 | |
Writing to a Child Window from a JavaScript | 226 | |
Accessing Elements of Another Child Window | 228 | |
Looking Ahead | 228 | |
Quiz | 229 | |
Chapter 12 | Rollovers | 231 |
Setting the Stage | 232 | |
Creating a Rollover | 234 | |
Text Rollovers | 237 | |
Multiple Actions for a Rollover | 239 | |
More Efficient Rollovers | 243 | |
Looking Ahead | 245 | |
Quiz | 245 | |
Chapter 13 | Getting Your Message Across: The Status Bar, Banners, and Slideshows | 249 |
Making Magic Using the Status Bar | 250 | |
Building a Static Message | 250 | |
Changing the Message Using Rollovers | 253 | |
Moving the Message Along the Status Bar | 256 | |
Banner Advertisements | 268 | |
Loading and Displaying Banner Advertisements | 268 | |
Linking Banner Advertisements to URLs | 271 | |
Creating a Slideshow | 273 | |
Looking Ahead | 275 | |
Quiz | 276 | |
Chapter 14 | Protecting Your Web Page | 279 |
Hiding Your Code | 280 | |
Disabling the Right Mouse Button | 280 | |
Hiding Your JavaScript | 283 | |
Concealing Your E-mail Address | 286 | |
Looking Ahead | 288 | |
Quiz | 288 | |
Chapter 15 | Menus | 291 |
Creating a Pull-Down Menu | 292 | |
Dynamically Changing a Menu | 294 | |
Validating Menu Selections | 296 | |
Creating DHTML Menus | 298 | |
Floating Menu | 299 | |
Chain Select Menu | 299 | |
Tab Menu | 300 | |
Popup Menu | 300 | |
Highlighted Menu | 301 | |
Folding Tree Menu | 301 | |
Microsoft Outlook Bar Style Menu | 302 | |
Context Menu | 303 | |
Scrollable Menu | 303 | |
Side Bar Menu | 304 | |
Slide-In Menu | 304 | |
Looking Ahead | 305 | |
Quiz | 306 | |
Chapter 16 | DHTML | 309 |
What Is DHTML? | 310 | |
Learning DHTML | 310 | |
Cascading Style Sheets | 311 | |
Using DHTML Code | 313 | |
Generic Drag | 313 | |
LCD Clock All | 316 | |
Watermark Background Image | 319 | |
Tabbed Document Viewer Using iframe | 319 | |
Daily iframe Content | 323 | |
Cross-Browser Marquee | 325 | |
Popup Calendar | 325 | |
Drop-In Content Box | 325 | |
Ad Box | 326 | |
Quiz | 327 | |
Appendix | 329 | |
Final Exam | 333 | |
Answers to Quizzes and Final Exam | 349 | |
Index | 361 |
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