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JavaScript : BooksInternet Web Pages with JavaScript
Internet Web Pages with JavaScript is a how to book on Web page construction. Much more than an Internet reference manual, we take you step by step through the design and development of Web pages. Using Hyper Text Markup Language (HTML), you and your students learn the basics of formatting text, modifying graphics and backgrounds, and creating hypertext links. In addition we use lists, tables, frames, animated images and other Web page components to write personal and school pages. This edition includes a large chapter on JavaScript including many examples and exercises. Topics include: How the Web Works; Client Server relationships; file transfer; Timeline of the internet; What is HTML?; Creating yoru first page; Formatting Text; Numbered and Bulleted Lists; Background and text colors; jumps and urls; modifying graphics; image maps; tables; frames; animated gifs; sound; introduction to javascript; functions; properties; objects.
- Cost: $10.00
- Pages: 160
- Edition: 1st edition
- ISBN: 0968279023
JavaScript 1.5 by Example
JavaScript 1.5 by Example starts with a taste of JavaScript – what it is, what it's for, and what readers need to get started. The book then explains how to add JavaScript to existing HTML pages, leading readers into the fundamentals of the language including JavaScript syntax, notation and conventions, communicating with users via input and output, manipulating variables and data, logic statements in JavaScript, and object programming with JavaScript. The book progresses to an explanation of JavaScript's role in Dynamic HTML, and how that power can be exploited to create animation, navigation, forms processing and more. Explains the fundamentals of the JavaScript, from basic syntax to advanced concepts including Dynamic HTML. JavaScript, the programming language allowing increased interactivity between users and web pages, is explained through examples, with screen shots illustrating many of the techniques described.
- Cost: $20.99
- Pages: 321
- Edition: 1st edition
- ISBN: 0789724995
JavaScript Quick Reference
Tucking a few JavaScript statements in among the HTML code that makes up your Web pages makes a dramatic difference. Enhanced, more interactive navigation buttons, user input validation, and scrolling messages are but a few of the improvements that you can make with JavaScript. Now, with JavaScript For Dummies Quick Reference, all the JavaScript statements and examples of how to use them are right at your fingertips. Internet technology expert Emily A. Vander Veer not only organizes all the relevant HTML and JavaScript topics for easy access but also points out potential pitfalls, offers neat tricks, and provides complete code for doing such things as interacting with cookies, displaying pop-up messages, and making your script compatible with JavaScript-challenged Web browsers. Best of all, JavaScript For Dummies Quick Reference features handy cross-references to topics covered in greater depth in JavaScript For Dummies.
- Cost: $10.49
- Pages: 210
- Edition: Spiral edition
- ISBN: 0764501127
Jumping Javascript
Jumping JavaScript delivers everything you need to get results immediately - including hundreds of script examples on CD-ROM, all designed for Windows 95, Macintosh, and UNIX. Even better, it is a comprehensive, well-indexed book - covering all the advanced techniques you need to become a world-class JavaScript developer. Get started with the basics of the JavaScript language and scripting environment, including data types, variables, functions, operators, expressions and statements, debugging tips, and programming style. Next, discover JavaScript's powerful objects; learn how to create windows and documents, control and use history properties, embed images and Java code. Understanding script writing basics, the Navigator object hierarchy and their event handlers. Developing forms with user interface elements to capture user input. Creating links and active image areas. Jumping JavaScript is the one book you need.
- Cost: $49.95
- Pages: 1216
- Edition: Book and CD-ROM edition
- ISBN: 0138419418
DatePicker Control
The DatePicker lets users easily select valid dates. No need to worry about date formats, by picking dates it's always correct. Browsing through the years is possible. Works with pre-1970 dates (no unix-style limitation). Allowed input formats are: American mm/dd/yyyy (12/31/2003), European dd.mm.yyyy (31.12.2003) and ISO yyyy-mm-dd (2003-12-31). The style and colors can be highly customized by color names and/or css classes. Dates can be selected and typed in. Validation of typed in dates - eg 2001/02/29 won't be accepted. Knows leap years.
- Cost: Free/$20.00 - $460.00
- Version: 4.5
- Platforms: All
PopCalendarXP
PopCalendarXP is a good looking JavaScript date picker that comes with many convenient features to facilitate date inputs on your webpage. In short words, it's simple outside while powerful inside and all well documented that even people with little JavaScript experience can get it working in no time. It features auto-adaptive positioning, database-driven events/agendas, real cross browser capability, extremely customizable UI, super easy-to-use design and many handy options. It works perfectly with.NET, ASP, JSP, PHP and so on.
- Cost: Free/$109.00 - $199.00
- Version: 8.1
Simple Calendar Widget
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.
- Cost: Free
- Version: 3.70
- Platforms: All
Tigra Calendar
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.
- Cost: Free
- Version: 3.2
- Platforms: All
Date Picker
The Date Picker object is the ideal calendar solution that allows you to create attractive calendar user controls quickly, easily and with no effort. The object provides you, as the developer, with the assurance and security that your user-inputs follows acceptable date formats and standards. The clickable dropdown calendar provides your users with an easy to use and intuitive control that prevents users from entering incorrect or invalid responses. The calendar dropdown will only activate if your user needs to input a date.
- Cost: $19.00
- Version: 3
- Platforms: All
Form Field Progress Bar
This useful script allows you to restrict the number of characters inside a form element (ie: textarea) while displaying a progress bar on the remaining characters beneath it. A percentage of the characters remaining is displayed within the Progress Bar, updated live as the user types. Cross browser functional-works in IE4, NS6, and Opera 7 and above. The Progress Bar can easily be applied to multiple form elements within the form, each with its own independent setting. Visual aspects of the Progress Bar customizable via CSS.
- Cost: Free
Limited Textarea Field
Have you ever seen a textarea field with the message "max 255 characters" next to it. But when do you have to stop typing? You could open MS Word and use the "count characters" feature. Features: Define the maximal number of characters; Character Progress bar; Background color warning: as option, the background can transform into red when running out of space. Customize the look using css classes and/or style strings. Backward and non-js compatible. API functions: setValue(), getValue(), setMaxLength(), getMaxLength(), and getCurrentLength().
- Cost: Free/$20.00 - $460.00
- Version: 4.4
- Platforms: All
Slider Control
Bs_Slider Widget allows you to do what is often used in software on your webpage. Much nicer than an input field where a user can type in a number from 0 to 10, to 100 or whatever. Use your own images/colors, specify size; Set min-value, max-value, default-value, step-value (if you go 1-2-3 or 1-1.5-2, etc) User can change the value in 5 ways: slide click arrow; left/right click somewhere into the slider; enter a value into the field; Use an api function to set a value; Attach onChanges event. Can be directly used as form field.
- Cost: Free/$20.00 - $460.00
- Version: 4.4
- Platforms: All
XYGraph
XYGraph was created to generate intelligent plots of output data without the need for extensive user input. Take a look at the demo page to see just how useful and proffesional the results are. The script generates an XY Graph using Vector Markup Language (VML) and returns an html string for display via javascript. The code is written to automatically calculate appropriate scaling for tics and will cut off extreme data points. XYgraph is written in Javascript, and will run on any website or intranet, online or offline. Data to be graphed on the fully customizable display may be generated from static or dynamic web content and server side programs.
- Cost: Shareware
- Version: 1.0
- Platforms: All
Advanced Gallery Script
This robust gallery script allows you to display and rotate entire blocks of HTML on demand. Display images, text, or rich HTML in a dynamic manner. Set the script to automatically cycle through the contents like in a scroller, or via manual selecting. Furthermore, inputting the contents is a breeze-simply wrap desired blocks of HTML in a special DIV tag, and they are automatically added to the gallery. It doesn't get easier than this. This script works in IE5, NS6, Opera7 and above, degrading well with the rest.
- Cost: Free
Tigra Color Picker
Tigra Color Picker-Free JavaScript widget that makes it easy for your visitors to fill out color value field(s) by selecting the color from a popup palette. Script saves the time for those internet/intranet developers who need intuitive, easy to use client-side color input control. Any number of form fields can use the picker to pick up a color value. Can be attached to any existing form field. Web safe, Windows and grayscale palettes. All javascript enabled browsers supported.
- Cost: Free
- Version: 1.0
- Platforms: All
ColorPicker Control
The JavaScript ColorPicker lets users easily select valid color codes. No Java or plug-in needed. Color window like in Photoshop (ie only). Define color by rgb (red green blue). Define color by hsb (hue saturation brightness). Define color by hex code (aka html code). Pick one of the 216 so-called "web safe" colors. Store colors into the "My Colors" tab. Use your own button icon (to open the picker). colorizeBackground: the background of the input field automatically has the current color. Attach onBeforeChange() and onAfterChange() events.
- Cost: Free/$20.00 - $460.00
- Version: 4.4
Interactive Forms with Javascript
One of the most important aspects of web design is getting information from the viewer to the webmaster. This is where HTML forms are used. Almost every site on the web has a type of form somewhere. They are easy enough to create when they are simple, like search boxes. But what if you need them to be complex. How about changing the forms based on input by the viewer. This is where interactive forms using Javascript and HTML can help. In this tutorial, you will learn how to show and hide forms depending on user input.
- Cost: Free
