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JavaScript is a very powerful and easy to use scripting language that runs on both Netscape Navigator and Microsoft Internet Explorer, and can be incorporated into any standard HTML document that will then run in any web browser on any operating system. Because of this platform independence, JavaScript is one of the most widely used web development languages. This revision of Learn Advanced JavaScript Programming focuses on professional-level JavaScript techniques, including the latest developments. The first few chapters review fundamental JavaScript concepts and techniques as well as basic HTML, while the rest of the book discusses advanced techniques including debugging, security, style sheets, and using JavaScript with layers. The appendixes include JavaScript object syntax, the ASCII character set, and a list of online resources. The companion CD contains the HTML source code for all examples referred to throughout the book.
This isn't a hard-core programming book; it isn't geared toward someone who has a computer science degree from MIT and five years experience of programming in C++. This is the JavaScript book for the rest of us. Written by the author of the "JavaScript Tip of the Week" Web site, this book focuses on the most useful and applicable scripts for making truly interactive, engaging Web sites (and it doesn't proclaim to be the definitive all-knowing JavaScript guide). Designing with JavaScript covers many of the powerful capabilities that JavaScript is given with Dynamic HTML, in a few chapters covering important aspects of implementing Microsoft Internet Explorer 4.0 as well as Netscape Navgigator 4.0. You'll learn how to create pages on the fly, how to identify users' browsers, how to create "rollover" effects with sound, graphics, and animation, and more. Heinle wrote much of the JavaScript now used on the World Wide Web.
The only comprehensive book available that covers the latest technology, such as Internet Explorer 6 and JavaScript 1.5, and JScript 5.6. Packed full of hands-on examples, this book integrates JavaScript with .NET, XML, XSLT, Java, CSS, HTML, Cookies, Security, and much more. Written for beginning to intermediate readers looking to learn how to work with JavaScript and how best to use it with other web technologies. Inside JavaSriptfills a void between the very beginning and high level books available in bookstores today. It's a book readers want primarily for two reasons: re-usable code and up-to-date browser information. Books currently out on the shelf are not up to the latest in browser technology; thus, frustrating readers because everything done in JavaScript is dependent on browser capabilities. The web site will contain all the source code used in the book. Steven Holzner is an award-winning JavaScript author.
The JavaScript Bible, Gold Edition covers the new powerful functionality JavaScript gains with the release of the new fifth generation revisions of Internet Explorer and Netscape Communicator. The book includes all the great content included in the JavaScript Bible, 4th Edition, an international bestseller, plus over 400 pages of new material. The Gold Bible features essential new JavaScript information, additional ready -to-use JavaScript applications and scores of additional JavaScripts and Web page routines. This book will bring programmers and non-technical professionals, including casual programmers and scripters, painlessly up to speed on all aspects of mastering JavaScript. Key topics include programming fundamentals, JavaScript language elements and how to use them effectively, and how to easily and efficiently add powerful new functionality to HTML documents and Java applets.
JavaScript Bible, 4th Edition covers the new powerful functionality JavaScript will gain with the release of new revs of Internet Explorer and Netscape Communicator. This book features essential new JS information, additional ready-to-use JavaScript applications, and scores of additional JavaScripts and Web page routines. Topics include: Introduction to JavaScript and HTML; Targeting different browsers (with DHTML, style sheets, and other features); Basic JavaScript language tutorial (including variables, operators, expressions, flow control, forms, and built-in APIs); Script tags; Error handling; Arrays; Window and document objects; Form processing with JavaScript; Tutorial and reference for the String, Math, and Date classes; Frames; Images (including rollover support); Comprehensive JavaScript reference; ECMAScript; Detecting different browsers; Document object model (DOM) for Netscape 2 through 6 and IE 3 through 5; Generic HTML objects.
Presents an in-depth explanation of how to deliver fully functional applications for both Netscape and Explorer. Twelve chapters start with the basics and cover topics including hard-to-find information on differences between versions and hiding the code from browsers that do not support the language; interactive applications for Web pages; supporting graphic animations, dynamic rewriting, cookies, and mouse activity; technical questions; and how to start developing with loads of sample code. The included CD-ROM contains JavaScript examples, JScript sample codes, and ready-to-run Web pages. JavaScript is one of the most useful Scripting languages available for Web developers. JavaScript Complete will fill the need of teaching developers how to develop scripts that work seamlessly across Netscape's browser and Microsoft's browser. JavaScript Complete does a decent introduction to JavaScript and JScript.
JavaScript Developer's Dictionary covers all the essential functions, methods, and objects of JavaScript in an easy-to-find, logical order. JavaScript, and each different version of JavaScript, interacts very differently with each variety of Web browser, leaving Web developers scrambling to write code that will work in all the major browsers. JavaScript Developer's Dictionary brings all these variants into one volume, breaking down every object in the JavaScript language and how it applies to each browser. Wherever possible, the book also provides workarounds for earlier versions of JavaScript and for direct inconsistencies. The emphasis throughout this book is on compatibility across many versions of Netscape and Internet Explorer. Provides workarounds for earlier versions of JavaScript and for direct inconsistencies. Alexander James Vincent is a Web design expert based in Vallejo, CA. He was born and raised in Seattle, WA.
The essential companion to your JavaScript Bible. Even the giant 4th Edition and massive Gold Edition of the JavaScript Bible couldn't hold all of the superior knowledge and experience of scripting guru Danny Goodman. Examples sections from reference Parts III and IV appeared only on the CD-ROMs of those two books. Now, in this JavaScript Examples Bible, we bring you the Document Object Model (DOM) and core JavaScript language examples sections in their entirety in convenient form plus new introductory sections by Danny to guide you to the most important concepts and examples in each chapter. Inside, you'll find ready-to-run examples and step-by-step guides. Interact with DOM and JavaScript core language terminology in real time with Danny's exclusive workbench: The Evaluator. Experiment with proprietary and industry-standard DOM features in Internet Explorer 5. Danny Goodman is the author of numerous critically acclaimed and bestselling books.
This book gives you an understanding of how to use JavaScript to create interactive Web pages that give you instant feedback. You'll soon be able to grasp JavaScript basics and write, test, and debug code. The book covers the latest JavaScript version and how it works with Microsoft and Netscape software. New material in this edition includes coverage of JavaScript 1.3, Internet Explorer 5.5 and Netscape Communicator 6, console (a new browser features), ECMA compliance, JavaScript-enabled DHTML, JavaScript exception handling, and the difference between JavaScript-accessible DOMs in the browsers. The CD includes hot utility and sample programs, including Dreamweaver 2 demo version, SurfMap JavaScript, Joust, NetObjects Scriptbuilder 3 trial version, Allaire HomeSite 4.5 trial version, Ant Tools Demo 3, ArtBeats Web Tools, BBEdit 4.5.1, HTML WebWeaver Lite, Paint Shop Pro 5 demo, and more.
JavaScript Unleashed, Third Edition serves as a reference to the JavaScript language for the high-end programmer as well as a guide for developing JavaScript applications from the ground up. The topics most important to the intermediate to advanced Javascript programmer are covered, including Web security, integrating JavaScript with Java, and forms and data validation. Other topics include creating special effects with JavaScript, controlling layers with JavaScript, DHTML and Cascading Style Sheets, and using lookup tables in JavaScript. Some of the new topics covered are Internet Explorer 5, Active Server Pages, Netscape Plug-in autoinstalls and applets digital signature verification, and content layering. Presents focused explanations of the core features and complexities of JavaScript, including how to utilize the Document Object Model; add visual effects to Web pages; and implement JavaScript on the server side.
In Microsoft Internet Explorer browsers, the script automatically opens the dialog to add your bookmark to the visitor's favorites. In other browsers like Netscape, the message in the txt variable is shown. You can use an image or text for this add bookmark link.
Causes an alert box to be triggered when the visitor left clicks on the web page with the mouse. You want to use this technique with a little caution and forethought, of course, since it effectively disables any links, etc., on the page where it is used. As to just why and what for you'd use this technique, well, we're a little puzzled about that, too... but someone wrote in and asked for it, so here it is. Only works in Microsoft Internet Explorer, Netscape completely ignores it.
A useful technique for display only pages, as well as protecting your underlying source code. You want to use this technique with caution and forethought, of course, since it effectively disables any mouse action on the page. The technique is most useful in display-only pop ups, as shown in this demo. Note that this technique only works in Microsoft Internet Explorer, Netscape completely ignores it.
Use this script for to create an interesting effect that causes the background image of your page to scroll underneath the page content. Includes variable scroll speed, and is very simple to install. Unlike many scripts, you must place this script immediately after the body tag in your page; since the body and its reference to the background image must be present before the script itself can ask for it. Note that the effect only works with Internet Explorer while other browsers display a static background.
Use this "bookmark this page" script to add a bookmark to Internet Explorer's Favorites. Unlike most other bookmark scripts, this one automatically grabs the page title and url when creating the bookmark, so there is no need to set variables for these manually for every page. The script also allows you to set a message to be displayed for non IE browsers like Netscape for which you might give instructions on how to bookmark instead.
Tigra Calculator Pro is flexible cross-browser JavaScript calculator supporting customizable layout, configurative mathematical function set and other features. Supports all arithmetical calculations as well as trigonometric, logarithmic and exponential functions; Standard memory operations set; Flexible functionality set; Customizable button order; Can be attached to any number of form fields. With styles and skins support calculator can be perfectly adjusted for feel and look of your site. Pop-up, modal, onpage modes versions are available.
Here's a flexible, simple pop-up calendar written to work across browsers. It's fully commented and customisable for language, colours, date format and the week's start day. The pop-up displays a month at a time from a specified range of years. The optional year, month and day input determines the initial month displayed. Allows disabling of dates, date ranges and days of the week. This is ideal for combination with server-side technologies to produce a professional application.
Popup timestamp picker is a JavaScript applet that makes it easy for your visitors to fill out the date/time field(s) of your form, by selecting the date from a popup calendar. Script saves the time for those internet/intranet developers who need intuitive, easy to use client-side date or timestamp input control.
Epoch JavaScript Calendar and DatePicker empowers the developer to quickly upgrade their users' web experience without spending hours developing complex date-validation scripts. Epoch is developed entirely using OOP Javascript and CSS, making it exeedingly simple to integrate Epoch into your current framework. Epoch runs on all major browsers, including Microsoft Internet Explorer, Mozilla, FireFox, Netscape Navigator, Opera, and more. Features: Fast loading and initialization; Intuitive, customizable interface; Can display as a Flat or Popup (DatePicker) calendar; Automatic Date Formatting-US, European, or create your own; Multiple-Date selection-by clicking on calendar cells or the day and week headings; Full Object-Oriented Design; CSS Styling. Now available in English, Dutch, German, French, Italian, Spanish, Chinese, and Japanese versions.
Tigra Calendar PRO is highly configurable JavaScript Calendar offering high reliability and wide browsers support. This script allows your visitors to pick any allowed date or timestamp from a nice looking calendar without typing. Result is returned in a single text field in any format that you require. No more messing with date formats conversion. Tigra Calendar Pro comes in three versions (in form, pop-up and modal mode) to best suit the layout of your form. Flexible template allows to change any aspect of calendar's appearance (colors, fonts, distances, sizes etc.) You can even hook calendar to existing stylesheets Tigra Calendar PRO is ideal for web application with database back end such as hotel reservation, ticket booking and others. Script is intuitive to use and easy to maintain.
Nitobi Grid is a high performance, cross-browser Ajax spreadsheet component for displaying and editing tabular data in a webpage. Using Nitobi Grid, users can resize columns, copy and paste data, navigate with a mouse or keyboard, perform in-place editing and scroll through huge datasets, just as if they're working with a desktop application like Excel. With minimal coding, Grid delivers slick, responsive, interactive data editing in a dynamic user-interface. Nitobi Grid is available as part of the Complete UI suite of Ajax components. Features include: Native support for JAVA, PHP, Classic ASP; Cross browser support for all modern browsers; Live-scrolling, Paging and ShowAll modes; Excel copy and paste; Remote sorting; In-place cell editing; Resizable columns; Excel-like keyboard navigation; Robust and extendable JavaScript API.
Where is night right now and where is day: use Day'n'night worldmap in order to pin the dark and sunny sides of the globe on a tiny worldmap (105 x 62 pixels). The scripts paints the current nightzones and dayzones straight into the map (realtime). No special configuration required. Fast webpage-loading grace to very small images. You may put the worldmap anywhere into your webpage (relative position). You may even use a worldmap of your own. The script requires Internet Explorer 5x/6x or higher.
Featuring an extensive and flexible set of configuration options, Nitobi ComboBox V3 is the ultimate enterprise-grade autocomplete solution. ComboBox can be used to perform 'Starts-with', 'Contains', 'Ends-with', or even 'Fuzzy' (search algorithm up-to-you) searching with ease. It can mimic popular forms of web-based and desktop autocompletion in one JavaScript package. Features six unique search modes: filter, smartlist, compact, classic, unbound, and smartsearch. Also features: display multiple columns of data from a table; xml-bases data architecture, internationalization and accessibility, image support, scalable, keyboard navigation, optional integrated menu bar, extendible, ajax architecture, cross-platfrom support, and cross-browser support.
Slide show with image captions and fader-effect image transitions. Easy, short, cross-browser cut-and-paste script presents images in a continuous slide show format with accompanying captions. Any number of images and captions can be used, and timing is adjustable. Great for JavaScript newcomers, but a solid utility script, too. The script is cross compatible from IE 4 to 6 and Netscape 4 to 7. The fade effect will only work for Microsoft Internet Explorer. Netscape 4 shows the caption only.
This practical, elegant DHTML tooltip script displays additional information about a link or any other element (ie: table) when the mouse moves over it. A customizable tooltip pops up, which works in all modern DHTML browsers-IE4, NS6, and Opera 7 and above. The appearance of the tooltip is fully customizable using CSS. YOu can even specify a shadow to display beneath the tooltip. DHTML Tooltip intelligently detects the four edges of the browser window, always displaying itself in full view of the user.