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JavaScript: the Complete Reference, 2nd Edition

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ISBN-10: 0072253576

ISBN-13: 9780072253573

Edition: 2nd 2004 (Revised)

Authors: Thomas A. Powell, Fritz Schneider

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JavaScript 2.0 is the next major step in the evolution of the JavaScript language, providing users with the core knowledge they need, while providing extended flexibility for customization Includes expanded coverage of XML, plus event handling, object oriented programming, IE-specific content, and much more Sample code gives readers a chance to work through book's projects-as well as use the code as groundwork for their own creations Comprehensive coverage-new users can learn the basics, and existing users who just want to learn about the new features of the upgrade can quickly find the information they need
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Book details

List price: $49.99
Edition: 2nd
Copyright year: 2004
Publisher: McGraw-Hill Osborne
Publication date: 6/28/2004
Binding: Paperback
Pages: 976
Size: 7.25" wide x 9.00" long x 2.00" tall
Weight: 3.432

Acknowledgments
Introduction
Introduction to JavaScript
First Look at JavaScript
Adding JavaScript to XHTML Documents
History and Use of JavaScript
Summary
JavaScript Core Features--Overview
Basic Definitions
Language Characteristics
Variables
Basic Data Types
Composite Types
Flow Control Statements
Loops
Functions
Input and Output in JavaScript
Regular Expressions
Comments
Summary
Core Language
Data Types and Variables
Key Concepts
JavaScript's Primitive Types
Composite Types
Type Conversion
Variables
Summary
Operators, Expressions, and Statements
Statement Basics
Operators
Core JavaScript Statements
Summary
Functions
Function Basics
Global and Local Variables
Functions as Objects
Recursive Functions
Using Functions
Summary
Objects
Objects in JavaScript
Object Fundamentals
Generic and User-Defined Objects
Object-Oriented JavaScript
JavaScript's Object-Oriented Reality
Summary
Array, Date, Math, and Type-Related Objects
Array
Boolean
Date
Global
Math
Number
String
Object Types and Primitive Types
Summary
Regular Expressions
The Need for Regular Expressions
The Concept of Regular Expressions
Introduction to JavaScript Regular Expressions
RegExp Object
String Methods for Regular Expressions
Advanced Regular Expressions
Limitations of Regular Expressions
Summary
Fundamental Client-Side JavaScript
JavaScript Object Models
Object Model Overview
The Initial JavaScript Object Model
The Document Object
Putting It All Together
The Object Models
The Nightmare of Cross-Browser Object Support
Summary
The Standard Document Object Model
DOM Flavors
Document Trees
Accessing Elements
Creating Nodes
Inserting and Appending Nodes
Deleting and Replacing Nodes
Manipulating Attributes
The DOM and HTML Elements
The DOM and CSS
DOM Traversal API
DOM Range Selections
Coming Soon to the DOM
The DOM Versus DHTML Object Models
Summary
Event Handling
Overview of Events and Event Handling
The Basic Event Model
Overview of Modern Event Models
Netscape 4 Event Model
Internet Explorer 4+ Event Model
DOM2 Event Model
Event Model Issues
Summary
Using JavaScript
Controlling Windows and Frames
Introduction to Window
Dialogs
Opening and Closing Generic Windows
Inter-Window Communication Details
Controlling Windows
Window Events
Frames: A Special Case of Windows
Window Extensions
Summary
Handling Documents
Historic Document Object Properties
Basic Document Methods
Traditional HTML Element Access with Document
Document Object Model Redux
DOM Table Manipulation
DOM Applied
Summary
Form Handling
The Need for JavaScript Form Checking
Form Basics
Form Fields
Form Validation
Form Usability and JavaScript
Dynamic Forms
Summary
Dynamic Effects: Rollovers, Positioning, and Animation
Images
Rollover Buttons
Traditional Browser-Specific DHTML
Standards-Based DHTML
Applied DHTML
Practical DHTML
Summary
Navigation and Site Visit Improvements
Implementation Issues
Pull-Down Menus
DHTML Menus
Navigation Assistance with Cookies
Internet Explorer State Extensions
Work Smarter, Not Harder
Summary
Browser and Capabilities Detection
Browser Detection Basics
Browser Detection Basics: The Navigator Object
What to Detect
Advanced Detection Techniques
Browser Detection in Practice
Browser Control
Summary
Advanced Topics
JavaScript and Embedded Objects
Java
Plug-ins
ActiveX
Summary
Remote JavaScript
The Basic Idea of Remote JavaScript
One-Way Communication
Two-Way Communication
Problems with Innerbrowsing
Summary
JavaScript and XML
Overview of XML
The DOM and XML
Scripting Internet Explorer XML Data Islands
Remote XML
Summary
Real World JavaScript
Browser-Specific Extensions and Considerations
Internet Explorer
Netscape Browser
Mozilla-Based Browsers
Summary
JavaScript Security
JavaScript Security Models
Configurable Security Policies
Browser Security Problems with JavaScript
Cross-Site Scripting
Summary
JavaScript Programming Practices
Errors
Debugging
Defensive Programming
Coding Style
Speeding Up Your Code
Protecting Your Code
Summary
Appendixes
Core Syntax Quick Reference
Language Fundamentals
Data Types
Operators
Flow Control Constructs
Exceptions
Regular Expressions
JavaScript Object Reference
Object Models
JavaScript Object Reference
JavaScript Reserved Words
Index