Essential JavaScript for Web professionals
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Essential JavaScript for Web professionals
（The Prentice Hall essential Web professionals series）
Prentice Hall PTR, c1999
- : pbk.
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内容説明・目次
内容説明
Learn JavaScript fast, as you build two Web sites that reflect today's most common scenarios: a company selling products and educating visitors; and a content site selling ads and subscriptions. Coverage includes: detecting browsers and platforms; dynamic content creation; image rollovers; pulldown menus; logins; error handling; JavaScript windows and frames; drill-down navigation; and much more. The sites are posted on the Web, so you can reuse the code, and see how your pages should look -- and work! Essential JavaScript for Web Programmers is part of a new series of books that share the same dynamic Web site, and can teach all the Web development skills you need, from PERL to Photoshop -- fast!
目次
1. Dynamism and Detection.
Project I: Generating Platform-Specific Content. Inserting a Script into Your HTML. JavaScript Hierarchies. Platform/Browser Detection. Creating Dynamic HTML from within JavaScript. Project II: Printing Copyright Information and Last-Modified Date. Introduction of the Last-Modified Property. Dynamically Printing Nonstring Data.
2. Image Rollovers.
Project I: Rollover Script. Creating the IMAGE Objects. Image Rollover Functions. Inserting the Event Handlers. Project II: Adding Advanced Functionality to Our Rollovers. Inserting the Event Handlers. Creating the IMAGE Objects. Inserting the Rollover Functions. Rollover Quirks.
3. JavaScript for Navigation.
Project I: JavaScript and Pull-Down Menus. Creating the Navigation Function. Inserting the Event Handler. Using on Change for Instant Gratification. Project II: Using Multiple Pull-Down Menus for Navigation. Creating the Arrays. Creating the Drill-Down Menu Function. Creating the Navigation Function. Inserting the Event Handlers. Project III: Using JavaScript on a Log-in Page. Inserting the Event Handler.
4. Error Handling in Forms.
Project I: Checking for Empty Form Fields. Checking Forms for Empty Text Box Fields. Making Sure a Pull-Down Menu Option Was Chosen. Project II: Checking for Erroneous Data in Form Fields. Checking E-mail Addresses for Valid Characters. Checking for Area Codes in Phone Numbers. Making Sure Zip Codes Have Only Numbers. Project III: Letting the User Know What's Wrong.
5. JavaScript Windows and Frames.
A Look at the WINDOW Object. Project I: Creating, Populating, and Closing Windows. Creating and Defining the Arrays. Creating the Function. Inserting the Event Handlers. Project II: Using JavaScript to Talk between Frames. Figuring Out Your Frame Hierarchy. Creating a Function to Check Which Section You're In. Inserting the Event Handler.
6. Advanced JavaScript.
Project I: Create Submenus for the Stitch Secondary Pages. Functional Specification. Creating and Populating the Arrays to Store Data. Creating the Functions to Run the Submenu System. Inserting the Event Handlers.
Appendix A: Event Handlers.
Appendix B: JavaScript Objects.
Index.
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