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| adam_text | Contents
Acknowledgments ix
Introduction xix
Chapter X: Introduction to JavaScript and the Web l
Introduction to JavaScript 1
What Is JavaScript? 1
JavaScript and the Web 2
Why Choose JavaScript? 3
What Can JavaScript Do for Me? 4
Tools Needed to Create JavaScript Web Applications 4
The script Tag and Your First Simple JavaScript Program 6
A Brief Look at Browsers and Compatibility Problems 12
Introducing the Who Wants To Be A Billionaire Trivia Quiz 13
Ideas Behind the Coding of the Trivia Quiz 16
What Functionality to Add and Where? 18
Summary 18
Chapter 2: Data Types and Variables 21
Types of Data in JavaScript 21
Numerical Data 22
Text Data 22
Boolean Data 24
Variables — Storing Data in Memory 24
Declaring Variables and Giving Them Values 25
Assigning Variables with the Value of Other Variables 28
Setting Up Your Browser for Errors 30
Displaying Errors in Firefox 30
Displaying Errors in Internet Explorer 31
What Happens When You Get an Error 32
Uslng Data — Calculatlons and Basic String Manipulation 35
Numerical Calculations 35
Operator Precedence 39
Basic String Operations 42
Mixing Numbers and Strings 44
Data Type Conversion 45
Dealing with Strings That Won t Convert 48
49
Arrays
A Multi Dimensional Array
The Who Wants To Be A Billfonafre Trivia Quiz — Storing the Questions Using
Arrays f*
Summary **
Exercise Questions
Question 1 62
Question 2 62
Chapter 3: Decisions. Loopsr and Functions _ —63
Decision Making — The if and switch Statements 64
Comparison Operators 64
The if Statement 66
Logical Operators 7^
Multiple Conditions Inside an if Statement 73
eise and eise if 77
Comparing Strings 78
The switch Statement 7^
Looping — The for and while Statements 84
The for Loop 84
The for...in Loop 87
The while Loop 88
The do...while loop 90
The break and continue Statements 91
Functions 92
Creating Your Own Functions 92
Variable Scope and Lifetime 96
The Trivia Quiz — Building One of the Basic Functions 97
Summary 100
Exercise Questions 102
Question 1 102
Question 2 102
Question 3 103
Question 4 103
Chapiej 4; JavaScript An Object Ba««^ |,angimgft 105
Object Based Programming 105
A Brief Introduction to Objects l05
Objects in JavaScript 106
Using JavaScript Objects 1°7
Primitives and Objects 110
xii
Contents
The JavaScript Native Objects 111
String Objects 111
The Math Object 122
Number Object 129
Array Objects 130
Date Objects 137
JavaScript Classes 146
Summary 156
Exercise Questions 157
Question 1 157
Question 2 157
Question 3 157
Chapter 5: Programming the Browser 153
Introduction to the Browser Objects 160
The window Object — Our Window onto the Page 161
The history Object 163
The location Object 163
The navigator Object 164
The screen Object 164
The document Object — The Page Itself 165
Connecting Code to Web Page Events 169
Browser Version Checking Examples 175
Summary 185
Exercise Questions 186
Question 1 186
Question 2 186
Question 3 186
Chapter 6: HTML Forms — Interactlng with the User 187
HTML Forms 188
Other Form Object Properties and Methods 190
HTML Elements In Forms 191
Common Properties and Methods 193
Button Form Elements 194
Text Elements 197
textarea Element 204
Check Boxes and Radio Buttons 207
The select Elements 215
The Trivia Quiz
227
Creating the Form
228
Creating the Answer Radio Buttons
Summary
233
Exercises
235
Question 1
Question2 °
235
Frames and the window Object
Coding Between Frames
Code Access Between Frames
Opening New Windows 247
Opening a New Browser Window
Scripting Between Windows 257
Moving and Resizing Windows 264
Security 269
Trivia Quiz 270
Creating the New Trivia Quiz 271
Summary 272
Exercise Questions 287
Question 1 289
Question 2 289
289
Additional String Methods
The split() Method 292
The replace() Method 292
The search() Method 295
The match() Method 296
Regulär Expressions 296
Simple Regulär Expressions 297
Regulär Expressions: Special Characters 297
Covering All Eventualities 300
Grouping Regulär Expressions 308
^e Srr SP t0 rePlaCe —K). —« Method. m
The replace() Method 312
The search() Method 314
The match() Method 318
Using the RegExp Object s Constructor £J
Contents
The Trivia Quiz 322
Summary 329
Exercise Questions 330
Question 1 330
Question 2 331
Question 3 331
Chapter 9; Pate, Time, and Timers 333
World Time 334
Setting and Getting a Date Object s UTC Date and Time 339
Timers in a Web Page 347
One Shot Timer 348
Setting a Timer that Fires at Regulär Intervals 352
The Trfvia Quiz 354
Summary 360
Exercise Questions 360
Question 1 360
Question 2 360
I Can t Believe I Just Did That: Some Common Mistakes 361
1: Undefined Variables 362
2: Case Sensitivity 363
3: Incorrect Number of Closing Braces 364
4: Missing Plus Signs During Concatenation 364
5: Equals Rather than Is Equal To 365
6: Incorrect Number of Closing Parentheses 365
7: Using a Method as a Property and Vice Versa 366
Microsoft Script Debugger 367
Obtaining the Script Debugger 367
Installing the Script Debugger 368
Using the Script Debugger 370
Firefox Debugglng wlth Venkman 388
Error Handling 393
Preventing Errors 393
The try...catch Statements 394
Summary 404
Exercise Questions 405
Question 1 405
Question 2 405
Baking Your First Cookie
A Fresh Baked Cookie 407
The Cookie String 408
Creating a Cookie 415
Getting a Cookie s Value 418
Cookie Limitations 422
Cookie Security and IE6 and IE7 428
Summary 429
Exercise Questions 434
Question 1 435
Question 2 435
435
Cross Browser Issues
Events 437
CSS: A Primer 438
Adding Some Style to HTML 458
Dynamic HTML 459
Accessing Elements 470
Changing Appearances 470
Positioning and Moving Content 470
Example: Animated Advertisement 478
Summary 483
Exercise Questions 488
Question 1 488
Question 2 488
488
The Web Standards 490
HTML 492
ECMAScript 492
XML 492
XHTML 493
The Document Object Model 494
The DOM Standard 495
Differences Between the DOM and the BOM 496
Representing the HTML Document as t e 497
The DOM Objects ücument as a Tree Structure 497
501
Contents
DOM Properties and Methods 502
The DOM Event Model 521
DHTML Example: Internet Explorer 5+ 526
The IE Event Model 526
Building a DHTML Toolbar 528
DHTML Example: The Toolbar In Firefox and Opera 540
Creating Cross Browser DHTML 544
Summary 548
Exercise Questlons 548
Question 1 548
Question 2 549
Chapter 14: JavaScript and XML 551
What Can XML Do för Me? 551
The Basics of XML 552
Understanding XML Syntax 552
Creating an XML Document 557
Document Type Definition 559
Creating the First DTD File 559
Bring on the Data 561
Altering the Look of XML 566
Style Sheets and XML 566
Extensible Stylesheet Language 568
Manlpulatlng XML wlth JavaScript 576
Retrieving an XML File in IE 577
Determining When the XML File Has Loaded 579
Retrieving an XML File in Firefox and Opera 580
Determining When the File is Loaded 580
Cross Browser XML File Retrieval 581
Displaying a Daily Message 582
Summary 592
Exercise Questlons 593
Question 1 593
Question 2 593
Chapter 15: Using ActiveX and Plug ins wtth JavaScript 595
Checking för and Embeddlng Plug ins In Firefox 596
Adding a Plug in to the Page 596
Checking for and Installing Plug ins in Firefox 598
Checking for and Embedding ActiveX Controls on Internet Explorer 601
Adding an ActiveX Control to the Page 602
Installing an ActiveX Control 606
Using Plug ins and ActiveX Controls 607
Testing Your No Plug in or ActiveX Control Redirection Script 614
Potential Problems 614
Summary 617
Exercise Question 618
Question 1 618
phapter 16: Ajax and Remote Scripting 619
What Is Remote Scripting? 619
What Can It Do? 619
Ajax 621
Browser Support 521
Ajax with JavaScript: The XMLHttpRequest Object 622
Cross Browser Issues g22
Using the XMLHttpRequest Object 626
Asynchronous Requests 527
Creating a Remote Scripting Class 629
The HttpRequest Constructor 629
Creating the Methods 53^
The Füll Code g32
Creating a Smarter Form with XMLHttpRequest 634
Requesting Information g34
The Received Data g35
Before You Begin g35
Creating a Smarter Form with an IFrame 644
The Server Response 645
Things to Watch Out For 652
The Same Origin Policy 652
ActiveX 52
Usability Concerns 653
Summary 54
Exercise Questions 655
Question 1 g55
Question 2 655
Appendix A: Exercise Snfuti nc ^gj
Index 727
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Contents
Acknowledgments ix
Introduction xix
Chapter X: Introduction to JavaScript and the Web l
Introduction to JavaScript 1
What Is JavaScript? 1
JavaScript and the Web 2
Why Choose JavaScript? 3
What Can JavaScript Do for Me? 4
Tools Needed to Create JavaScript Web Applications 4
The script Tag and Your First Simple JavaScript Program 6
A Brief Look at Browsers and Compatibility Problems 12
Introducing the "Who Wants To Be A Billionaire" Trivia Quiz 13
Ideas Behind the Coding of the Trivia Quiz 16
What Functionality to Add and Where? 18
Summary 18
Chapter 2: Data Types and Variables 21
Types of Data in JavaScript 21
Numerical Data 22
Text Data 22
Boolean Data 24
Variables — Storing Data in Memory 24
Declaring Variables and Giving Them Values 25
Assigning Variables with the Value of Other Variables 28
Setting Up Your Browser for Errors 30
Displaying Errors in Firefox 30
Displaying Errors in Internet Explorer 31
What Happens When You Get an Error 32
Uslng Data — Calculatlons and Basic String Manipulation 35
Numerical Calculations 35
Operator Precedence 39
Basic String Operations 42
Mixing Numbers and Strings 44
Data Type Conversion 45
Dealing with Strings That Won't Convert 48
49
Arrays
A Multi Dimensional Array
The "Who Wants To Be A Billfonafre" Trivia Quiz — Storing the Questions Using
Arrays f*
Summary **
Exercise Questions
Question 1 62
Question 2 62
Chapter 3: Decisions. Loopsr and Functions _ —63
Decision Making — The if and switch Statements 64
Comparison Operators 64
The if Statement 66
Logical Operators 7^
Multiple Conditions Inside an if Statement 73
eise and eise if 77
Comparing Strings 78
The switch Statement 7^
Looping — The for and while Statements 84
The for Loop 84
The for.in Loop 87
The while Loop 88
The do.while loop 90
The break and continue Statements 91
Functions 92
Creating Your Own Functions 92
Variable Scope and Lifetime 96
The Trivia Quiz — Building One of the Basic Functions 97
Summary 100
Exercise Questions 102
Question 1 102
Question 2 102
Question 3 103
Question 4 103
Chapiej 4; JavaScript An Object Ba««^ |,angimgft 105
Object Based Programming 105
A Brief Introduction to Objects l05
Objects in JavaScript 106
Using JavaScript Objects 1°7
Primitives and Objects 110
xii
Contents
The JavaScript Native Objects 111
String Objects 111
The Math Object 122
Number Object 129
Array Objects 130
Date Objects 137
JavaScript Classes 146
Summary 156
Exercise Questions 157
Question 1 157
Question 2 157
Question 3 157
Chapter 5: Programming the Browser 153
Introduction to the Browser Objects 160
The window Object — Our Window onto the Page 161
The history Object 163
The location Object 163
The navigator Object 164
The screen Object 164
The document Object — The Page Itself 165
Connecting Code to Web Page Events 169
Browser Version Checking Examples 175
Summary 185
Exercise Questions 186
Question 1 186
Question 2 186
Question 3 186
Chapter 6: HTML Forms — Interactlng with the User 187
HTML Forms 188
Other Form Object Properties and Methods 190
HTML Elements In Forms 191
Common Properties and Methods 193
Button Form Elements 194
Text Elements 197
textarea Element 204
Check Boxes and Radio Buttons 207
The select Elements 215
The Trivia Quiz
227
Creating the Form
228
Creating the Answer Radio Buttons
Summary
233
Exercises
235
Question 1
Question2 ""°
235
Frames and the window Object
Coding Between Frames
Code Access Between Frames
Opening New Windows 247
Opening a New Browser Window
Scripting Between Windows 257
Moving and Resizing Windows 264
Security 269
Trivia Quiz 270
Creating the New Trivia Quiz 271
Summary 272
Exercise Questions 287
Question 1 289
Question 2 289
289
Additional String Methods
The split() Method 292
The replace() Method 292
The search() Method 295
The match() Method 296
Regulär Expressions 296
Simple Regulär Expressions 297
Regulär Expressions: Special Characters 297
Covering All Eventualities 300
Grouping Regulär Expressions 308
^e'Srr SP"t0' rePlaCe"' —K). —« Method. m
The replace() Method 312
The search() Method 314
The match() Method 318
Using the RegExp Object's Constructor £J
Contents
The Trivia Quiz 322
Summary 329
Exercise Questions 330
Question 1 330
Question 2 331
Question 3 331
Chapter 9; Pate, Time, and Timers 333
World Time 334
Setting and Getting a Date Object's UTC Date and Time 339
Timers in a Web Page 347
One Shot Timer 348
Setting a Timer that Fires at Regulär Intervals 352
The Trfvia Quiz 354
Summary 360
Exercise Questions 360
Question 1 360
Question 2 360
I Can't Believe I Just Did That: Some Common Mistakes 361
1: Undefined Variables 362
2: Case Sensitivity 363
3: Incorrect Number of Closing Braces 364
4: Missing Plus Signs During Concatenation 364
5: Equals Rather than Is Equal To 365
6: Incorrect Number of Closing Parentheses 365
7: Using a Method as a Property and Vice Versa 366
Microsoft Script Debugger 367
Obtaining the Script Debugger 367
Installing the Script Debugger 368
Using the Script Debugger 370
Firefox Debugglng wlth Venkman 388
Error Handling 393
Preventing Errors 393
The try.catch Statements 394
Summary 404
Exercise Questions 405
Question 1 405
Question 2 405
Baking Your First Cookie
A Fresh Baked Cookie 407
The Cookie String 408
Creating a Cookie 415
Getting a Cookie's Value 418
Cookie Limitations 422
Cookie Security and IE6 and IE7 428
Summary 429
Exercise Questions 434
Question 1 435
Question 2 435
435
Cross Browser Issues
Events 437
CSS: A Primer 438
Adding Some Style to HTML 458
Dynamic HTML 459
Accessing Elements 470
Changing Appearances 470
Positioning and Moving Content 470
Example: Animated Advertisement 478
Summary 483
Exercise Questions 488
Question 1 488
Question 2 488
488
The Web Standards 490
HTML 492
ECMAScript 492
XML 492
XHTML 493
The Document Object Model 494
The DOM Standard 495
Differences Between the DOM and the BOM 496
Representing the HTML Document as\ t e 497
The DOM Objects ücument as a Tree Structure 497
501
Contents
DOM Properties and Methods 502
The DOM Event Model 521
DHTML Example: Internet Explorer 5+ 526
The IE Event Model 526
Building a DHTML Toolbar 528
DHTML Example: The Toolbar In Firefox and Opera 540
Creating Cross Browser DHTML 544
Summary 548
Exercise Questlons 548
Question 1 548
Question 2 549
Chapter 14: JavaScript and XML 551
What Can XML Do för Me? 551
The Basics of XML 552
Understanding XML Syntax 552
Creating an XML Document 557
Document Type Definition 559
Creating the First DTD File 559
Bring on the Data 561
Altering the Look of XML 566
Style Sheets and XML 566
Extensible Stylesheet Language 568
Manlpulatlng XML wlth JavaScript 576
Retrieving an XML File in IE 577
Determining When the XML File Has Loaded 579
Retrieving an XML File in Firefox and Opera 580
Determining When the File is Loaded 580
Cross Browser XML File Retrieval 581
Displaying a Daily Message 582
Summary 592
Exercise Questlons 593
Question 1 593
Question 2 593
Chapter 15: Using ActiveX and Plug ins wtth JavaScript 595
Checking för and Embeddlng Plug ins In Firefox 596
Adding a Plug in to the Page 596
Checking for and Installing Plug ins in Firefox 598
Checking for and Embedding ActiveX Controls on Internet Explorer 601
Adding an ActiveX Control to the Page 602
Installing an ActiveX Control 606
Using Plug ins and ActiveX Controls 607
Testing Your "No Plug in or ActiveX Control" Redirection Script 614
Potential Problems 614
Summary 617
Exercise Question 618
Question 1 618
phapter 16: Ajax and Remote Scripting 619
What Is Remote Scripting? 619
What Can It Do? 619
Ajax 621
Browser Support 521
Ajax with JavaScript: The XMLHttpRequest Object 622
Cross Browser Issues g22
Using the XMLHttpRequest Object 626
Asynchronous Requests 527
Creating a Remote Scripting Class 629
The HttpRequest Constructor 629
Creating the Methods 53^
The Füll Code g32
Creating a Smarter Form with XMLHttpRequest 634
Requesting Information g34
The Received Data g35
Before You Begin g35
Creating a Smarter Form with an IFrame 644
The Server Response 645
Things to Watch Out For 652
The Same Origin Policy 652
ActiveX 52
Usability Concerns 653
Summary 54
Exercise Questions 655
Question 1 g55
Question 2 655
Appendix A: Exercise Snfuti"nc ^gj
Index 727 |
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