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Summary
Summary
JavaScript is a non-programmers version of Java, designed to make developing Internet applications more accessible to noncomputer experts. This book guides readers through the technology behind this powerful tool and explains how to maximize its potential. Since JavaScript complements essentially every publishing and development tool available for the Internet. The author thoroughly discusses how to integrate JavaScript into application development and how it is being used in all of the commercial applications already available. Perfect for novice and advanced programmers alike, this book clearly and skillfully illustrates how JavaScript can take World Wide Web browsers beyond text and images and into a world of powerful, full-fledged applications that run easily across the Internet as on a local machine. * A non-programmers comprehensive guide to understanding and using this hot new tool * Explains how to maximize "JavaScripting" potential by guiding readers step-by-step through the technology of Java and its integration into applications. * Includes a multi-platform CD-ROM filled with JavaScript freeware and shareware tools, as well as the author's sample applications and demos of commercial products
Table of Contents
| Identifying Javascript Technology:What Is Javascript? Learning Javascript, Running Javascript Scripts |
| Using Javascript in HTML |
| Embedding Scripts Into HTML |
| Implementing the Javascript Language: A First Function |
| Form Elements |
| Verifying Form Input with Javascript |
| Last Changed Date |
| Javascript Values |
| Names, And Literals |
| Javascript Expressions and Operators |
| Javascript Object Model |
| Using Built-In Objects and Functions |
| Overview of Javascript Language Implementation Results |
| Information in Statusbar |
| Date Object |
| Creating Random Numbers |
| Working with Windows |
| Javascript in the Navigator |
| Authoring with Javascript |
| Netscape Navigator Objects |
| Proxy Client Auto Config File Format |
| Results and Future Directions with Javascript |
| About Changes to Javascript |
| Playing with Javascript |
| Javascript Sample Applications |
| Summary, Conclusions, And Recommendations |
| Appendices |
