The Definitive Guide
By David Flannagan;
ISBN: 1-56592-235-2, 637 pages.
Second Edition, January 1997
- Table of Contents
This part of the book, Chapters 2 through 9, documents the core
learn the language, you may find yourself referring to it to
refresh your memory about some of the trickier points.
Chapter 2: Lexical Structure
Chapter 3: Variables and Data Types
Chapter 4: Expressions and Operators
Chapter 5: Statements
Chapter 6: Functions
Chapter 7: Objects
Chapter 8: Arrays
it is implemented in web browsers. These chapters introduce a host of
contents of HTML documents. There are quite a few examples showing
typical uses of these new objects. You will find it helpful to study
these examples carefully.
Chapter 10: Client-Side Program
Chapter 12: Programming with Windows
Chapter 13: The Navigator, Location,
and History Objects
Chapter 14: Documents and Their Contents
Chapter 15: Saving State with Cookies
Chapter 16: Special Effects with Images
Chapter 17: Forms and Form Elements
Chapter 18: Compatibility Techniques
Part III: Reference
This part of the book is a complete reference to all of the objects,
properties, functions, methods, and event handlers in client-side
this part explain how to use this reference and provide a
table of contents for it.
Part IV: Appendices
Netscape Navigator, as well as the differences in the version of
for Internet "cookies," and other important details useful to the
Appendix B: Known Bugs
Appendix C: Differences between Navigator 2.0 and 3.0
Appendix E: A Preview of Navigator 4.0
Appendix F: Persistent Client State:HTTP Cookies
Appendix H: LiveConnected Navigator Plug-Ins
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