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9780619015558

Javascript Comprehensive

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    9780619015558

  • ISBN10:

    0619015551

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  • Copyright: 2000-06-14
  • Publisher: Cengage Learning
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Summary

Part of the new Web Warrior Series, a cutting edge Web development series dedicated to providing coverage of the latest in emerging Internet and Web technologies. This title provides comprehensive coverage of both client and server side JavaScript through extensive hands-on practice. Using this title, individuals learn to create interactive and dynamic user interfaces and integrate databases with Web sites.

Table of Contents

Preface iii
Read this before you Begin xv
Introduction to Java Script
1(40)
Programming, HTML, and JavaScript
2(17)
The World Wide Web
2(2)
JavaScript's Role on the Web
4(2)
Hypertext Markup Language
6(5)
Creating an HTML Document
11(2)
The JavaScript Programming Language
13(1)
Logic and Debugging
14(2)
Summary
16(1)
Questions
17(1)
Exercises
18(1)
A First JavaScript Program
19(22)
The <SCRIPT> Tag
19(5)
Creating a JavaScript Source File
24(5)
Adding Comments to a JavaScript Program
29(1)
Hiding JavaScript from Incompatible Browsers
30(3)
Placing JavaScript in HEAD or BODY sections
33(1)
Summary
34(2)
Questions
36(2)
Exercises
38(3)
Variables, Functions, Objects, and Events
41(52)
Previewing the NorthAmericaImageMap.html file
42(2)
Working with Variables, Functions, and Events
44(25)
Variables
44(3)
Defining Functions
47(1)
Calling Functions
48(5)
Understanding JavaScript Objects
53(2)
Object Inheritance and Prototypes
55(5)
Object Methods
60(2)
Variable Scope
62(2)
Summary
64(1)
Questions
65(3)
Exercises
68(1)
Using Events
69(24)
Understanding Events
69(1)
HTML Tags and Events
70(2)
Event Handlers
72(4)
Links
76(2)
Link Events
78(4)
Creating an Image Map
82(7)
Summary
89(1)
Questions
89(3)
Exercises
92(1)
Data Types and Operators
93(52)
Previewing the Calculator Program
94(1)
Using Data Types and Arrays
95(22)
Data Types
95(4)
Numeric Data Types
99(1)
Boolean Values
100(2)
Strings
102(7)
Arrays
109(4)
Summary
113(1)
Questions
114(2)
Exercises
116(1)
Expressions and Operators
117(28)
Expressions
117(1)
Arithmetic Operators
118(6)
Assignment Operators
124(3)
Comparison Operators
127(4)
Logical Operators
131(3)
String Operators
134(2)
Operator Precedence
136(1)
Creating the Calculator Program
137(3)
Summary
140(1)
Questions
141(2)
Exercises
143(2)
Decision Making with Control Stucture and Statements
145(56)
Previewing the Cartoon Quiz.html File
146(1)
Decision Making
147(24)
if Statements
147(8)
if...else Statements
155(2)
Nested if and if...else Statements
157(5)
switch Statements
162(5)
Summary
167(1)
Questions
168(1)
Exercises
169(2)
Repetition
171(30)
while Statements
171(6)
do...while Statements
177(3)
for Statements
180(6)
for...in Statements
186(4)
with Statements
190(2)
continue Statements
192(2)
Summary
194(1)
Questions
195(3)
Exercises
198(3)
Windows and Frames
201(54)
Previewing the VirtualZoo Program
202(1)
Working with Windows
203(20)
The JavaScript Object Model
203(3)
The Window Object
206(2)
Opening and Closing Windows
208(8)
Working with Timeouts and Intervals
216(3)
Summary
219(1)
Questions
220(2)
Exercises
222(1)
Working with Frames and Other Objects
223(32)
Creating Frames
223(5)
Using the TARGET Attribute
228(4)
Nesting Frames
232(4)
Frame Formatting
236(2)
The NOFRAMES Tag
238(1)
The Location Object
239(2)
The History Object
241(2)
The Navigator Object
243(4)
Referring to Frames and Windows
247(2)
Summary
249(2)
Questions
251(2)
Exercises
253(2)
Forms
255(68)
Previewing the Product Registration Form
256(3)
Working with Forms in JavaScript
259(38)
Overview of Forms
259(1)
The Common Gateway Interface
260(2)
The <FORM> Tag
262(7)
Form Elements: an Overview
269(1)
Input Fields
270(18)
Selection Lists
288(2)
Multiline Text Fields
290(2)
Summary
292(1)
Questions
293(3)
Exercises
296(1)
Validating a User's Input to a Form
297(26)
Hidden Form Fields
297(4)
The Form Object
301(14)
E-mailing a Form's Data
315(3)
Summary
318(1)
Questions
319(2)
Exercises
321(2)
Dynamic HTML and Animation
323(70)
Previewing the Animation Files
324(3)
Dynamic Object Model
327(37)
Dynamic HTML
327(4)
Document Object Model
331(10)
The Image Object
341(5)
Animation with the Image Object
346(7)
Image Caching
353(6)
Summary
359(1)
Questions
360(2)
Exercises
362(2)
Animation and Cascading Style Sheets
364(29)
Cascading Style Sheets
364(5)
Using JavaScript with CSS Styles
369(2)
CSS Positioning
371(14)
Cross-Browser Compatibility
385(3)
Summary
388(2)
Questions
390(2)
Exercises
392(1)
Cookies and Security
393(54)
Previewing the Product Registration and Home Page Programs
394(2)
State Information and Cookies
396(26)
State Information
396(1)
The String Object
397(3)
Saving State Information with Query Strings
400(6)
Saving State Information with Cookies
406(11)
Summary
417(1)
Questions
418(3)
Exercises
421(1)
Security
422(25)
JavaScript Security Concerns
422(2)
The Same Origin Policy
424(3)
Signed Scripts and Digital Certificates
427(14)
Summary
441(1)
Questions
442(3)
Exercises
445(2)
Debugging JavaScript
447(56)
Basic Debugging Techniques
448(24)
Understanding Debugging
448(2)
Error Messages
450(3)
Tracing Errors with the alert() Method
453(5)
Tracing Errors with the write() and writeln() Methods
458(3)
Using Comments to Locate Bugs
461(3)
Additional Debugging Techniques
464(3)
Summary
467(1)
Questions
468(3)
Exercises
471(1)
Advanced Debugging Techniques and Resources
472(31)
Using a for...in Statement to Check Object Properties
472(1)
Watch Points in Navigator
473(3)
Netscape JavaScript Debugger
476(13)
Microsoft Script Debugger
489(7)
JavaScript Language Bugs and Debugging Resources
496(2)
Summary
498(1)
Questions
499(2)
Exercises
501(2)
Server-Side JavaScript
503(68)
Previewing the WebAdventure Home Page
504(3)
Netscape LiveWire
507(32)
Client/Server Architecture
507(3)
Server-Side JavaScript Development
510(2)
Creating LiveWire Applications
512(8)
LiveWire Core Objects
520(10)
Creating a Guest Book
530(5)
Summary
535(1)
Questions
536(2)
Exercises
538(1)
Microsoft Active Server Pages
539(32)
Introduction to Active Server Pages
539(1)
Creating ASP Applications
540(9)
Object Collections
549(1)
ASP Core Objects
550(10)
Creating a Guest Book
560(6)
Summary
566(1)
Questions
567(2)
Exercises
569(2)
Database Connectivity
571(80)
Previewing the Registration Program
572(1)
Overview of Database and Connecting to Databases with LiveWire
573(44)
Understanding Databases
573(5)
Database Management Systems
578(6)
Structured Query Language
584(4)
The LiveWire Database Object
588(4)
Executing SQL Commands
592(15)
Transaction Processing with LiveWire
607(1)
Error Handling with LiveWire
608(3)
Summary
611(1)
Questions
612(4)
Exercises
616(1)
Connecting to Databases with Active Server Pages
617(34)
Connecting to Databases with Active Server Pages
617(8)
The ADO Connection Object
625(3)
Executing SQL Commands
628(15)
Transaction Processing with ADO
643(1)
Error Handling with the ADO Error Object
644(2)
Summary
646(1)
Questions
647(1)
Exercises
648(3)
Working with Java Applets and Embedded Data
651
Previewing the Guessing Game and Embedded Data Programs
651(4)
A Java Tutorial
655(28)
Applets and Embedded Data
655(1)
Introduction to Java
656(2)
Classes
658(1)
Methods
658(3)
Compiling a Java Program
661(1)
Creating an Applet
662(3)
Java Variables and Data Types
665(4)
Adding an Applet to an HTML document
669(3)
Controlling Java Applets with JavaScript
672(4)
Summary
676(2)
Questions
678(3)
Exercises
681(2)
LiveConnect, Plug-Ins, and ActiveX
683
Overview
683(1)
Java Packages and LiveConnect
683(2)
Data Conversion Between Java and JavaScript
685(1)
Controlling JavaScript with Java
686(7)
Directly Accessing Java Classes from JavaScript
693(2)
Embedded Data
695(10)
Summary
705(1)
Questions
706(3)
Exercises
709
appendix A JAVASCRIPT REFERENCE A-1(1)
Comment Types
A-1(1)
JavaScript Reserved Words
A-2(1)
Identifiers
A-2(1)
Events
A-3(2)
Primitive Data Types
A-5(1)
JavaScript Escape Sequences
A-5(1)
Data Type Conversion Functions and Methods
A-5(1)
Operators
A-6(2)
Control Structures and Statements
A-8(1)
Objects
A-9(11)
Targets and Associated Privileges
A-20
appendix B LIVEWIRE REFERENCE B-1(1)
Global Live Wire Functions
B-1(1)
Predefined Objects
B-2(3)
Status Codes
B-5
appendix C ACTIVE SERVER PAGES REFERENCE C-1(1)
Processing Directive Attributes
C-1(1)
Predefined Objects
C-2(4)
ADO Reference
C-6
appendix D JAVA REFERENCE D-1(2)
Primitive Data Types
D-1(1)
Data Type Conversion Between JavaScript and Java
D-2(1)
JSObject Class Methods
D-3

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