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Index
JavaScript Step by Step, Second Edition
A Note Regarding Supplemental Files Acknowledgements Introducing JavaScript Step by Step, Second Edition
Who Should Read This Book? Features and Conventions of This Book What’s in the Companion Content Downloading the Companion Content Minimum System Requirements
Getting Help
Getting Help with This Book and the Companion Content
I. JavaWhat? The Where, Why, and How of JavaScript
1. JavaScript Is More Than You Might Think
A Brief History of JavaScript
Enter Internet Explorer 3.0 And Then Came ECMAScript So Many Standards... The DOM
What’s in a JavaScript Program?
Using the javascript pseudo-protocol and a function
JavaScript Placement on Your Webpage What JavaScript Can Do What JavaScript Can’t Do
JavaScript Can’t Be Forced on a Client JavaScript Can’t Guarantee Data Security JavaScript Can’t Cross Domains JavaScript Doesn’t Do Servers
Tips for Using JavaScript
Where JavaScript Fits Which Browsers Should the Site Support?
What’s New in ECMAScript Version 5?
New Array Methods New Controls on Object Properties New JSON Object Changes to the Date Object A New Strict Mode Browser Support
Exercises
2. Developing in JavaScript
JavaScript Development Options Configuring Your Environment Writing JavaScript with Visual Studio 2010
Your First Web (and JavaScript) Project with Visual Studio 2010
Creating a web project with JavaScript in Visual Studio 2010
Using External JavaScript Files with Visual Studio 2010
Creating an external file for JavaScript using Visual Studio 2010
Writing JavaScript with Eclipse
Your First Web (and JavaScript) Project with Eclipse
Creating a web project with JavaScript in Eclipse
Using External JavaScript Files with Eclipse
Creating an external file for JavaScript using Eclipse
Writing JavaScript Without an IDE
Your First Web (and JavaScript) Project with Notepad
Creating a webpage with JavaScript in Notepad
Using External JavaScript Files Without an IDE
Creating an external file for JavaScript using Notepad
Debugging JavaScript Exercises
3. JavaScript Syntax and Statements
A Bit of Housekeeping
Case Sensitivity White Space Comments Semicolons Line Breaks Placing JavaScript Correctly
JavaScript Statements
What’s in a Statement? The Two Types of JavaScript Statements
Reserved Words in JavaScript A Quick Look at Functions
Placing JavaScript with a user-defined function
JavaScript’s New Strict Mode Exercises
4. Working with Variables and Data Types
Data Types in JavaScript
Working with Numbers
Performing hexadecimal math with JavaScript Numeric Functions
Testing the isNaN() function
The Math Object
Working with Strings
Escaping Quotation Marks Other Escape Characters
Using escape sequences
String Methods and Properties
Obtaining the length of a string
Booleans Null Undefined Objects Arrays
Defining and Using Variables
Declaring Variables Variable Types Variable Scope
Examining variable scope Installing Firebug Troubleshooting with Firebug
The Date Object
Writing the date and time to a webpage Counting down to a certain date in the future Calculating render time
Using the RegExp Object
The Syntax of Regular Expressions References and Garbage Collection
Learning About Type Conversions
Number Conversions String Conversions Boolean Conversions
Exercises
5. Using Operators and Expressions
Meet the Operators Additive Operators Multiplicative Operators Bitwise Operators Equality Operators
Testing the equality operators
Relational Operators
The in Operator The instanceof Operator
Unary Operators
Incrementing and Decrementing Converting to a Number with the Plus Sign Creating a Negative Number with the Minus Sign Negating with bitwise not and logical not Using the delete Operator
Using the delete operator with objects
Returning Variable Types with the typeof Operator
Using the typeof operator
The void Operator
Assignment Operators The Comma Operator Exercises
II. Applying JavaScript
6. Controlling Flow with Conditionals and Loops
If (and How)
Syntax for if Statements The prompt() Function in Internet Explorer
Using if to make decisions about program flow
Compound Conditions
Using else if and else Statements
Using multiple levels of conditionals and a regular expression
Working with Ternary Conditionals Testing with switch Looping with while
The while Statement
Making Sure the Code Executes at Least Once Changing the Condition
The do...while Statement
Using for Loops
The for Loop
Using a for loop with an array
The for...in Loop
Using a for...in loop
The for each...in Loop
Validating Forms with Conditionals
Validating input with a conditional statement
Exercises
7. Working with Functions
What’s in a Function?
Function Arguments Variable Scoping Revisited Return Values More on Calling Functions Anonymous/Unnamed Functions (Function Literals) Closures
Methods A Look at Dialog Functions
Obtaining input with confirm()
Exercises
8. Objects in JavaScript
Object-Oriented Development
Objects Properties Methods Classes
Creating Objects
Adding Properties to Objects
Displaying Object Properties
Looping through object properties
Looking for a Property
Adding Methods to Objects
Finding Out More About Arrays
The length Property Array Methods
Adding and Removing Elements
Adding elements with concat()
Taking Advantage of Built-in Objects
The Global Object
Making URIs Safe Using the eval() method
Exercises
9. The Browser Object Model
Introducing the Browser
The Browser Hierarchy Events
A Sense of Self Getting Information About the Screen
Determining a visitor’s screen height and width
Using the navigator Object
Looking at the navigator object Using the navigator object to detect Java
The location Object
Looking at the location object
The history Object Exercises
III. Integrating JavaScript into Design
10. The Document Object Model
The Document Object Model Defined
DOM Level 0: The Legacy DOM DOM Levels 1 and 2 The DOM as a Tree Working with Nodes
Retrieving Elements
Retrieving Elements by ID Retrieving by Tag Name HTML Collections Working with Siblings
Working with Attributes
Viewing Attributes
Retrieving element attributes
Setting Attributes
Creating Elements
Adding Text Adding an Element and Setting an ID
Deleting Elements Exercises
11. JavaScript Events and the Browser
Understanding Window Events
The Event Models
Using the DOM 0 Model Newer Event Models: W3C and Internet Explorer
A Generic Event Handler
Detecting Visitor Information
A Brief Look at the userAgent Property Feature Testing Keeping JavaScript Away from Older Browsers Other navigator Properties and Methods
Opening, Closing, and Resizing Windows
Window Opening Best Practices Opening Tabs: No JavaScript Necessary? Resizing and Moving Windows
Timers Exercises
12. Creating and Consuming Cookies
Understanding Cookies Creating Cookies with JavaScript
Looking at a Simple Cookie Setting a Cookie’s Expiration Date
Adding an expiration date to a cookie
Setting the Cookie Path Setting the Cookie Domain Working with Secure Cookies
Reading Cookies with JavaScript Removing Cookies Exercises
13. Working with Images in JavaScript
Working with Image Rollovers
A Simple Rollover Modern Rollovers
Creating portable rollovers
Preloading Images Working with Slideshows
Creating a Slideshow Moving Backward
Creating a Previous button
Working with Image Maps Exercises
14. Using JavaScript with Web Forms
JavaScript and Web Forms Obtaining Form Data Working with Form Information
Working with Select Boxes
Selecting an option with JavaScript
Working with Check Boxes Working with Radio Buttons
Prevalidating Form Data
Hacking JavaScript Validation Validating a Text Field
Exercises
15. JavaScript and CSS
What Is CSS?
Using Properties and Selectors Applying CSS
The Relationship Between JavaScript and CSS
Setting Element Styles by ID
Using CSS and JavaScript for form validation
Setting Element Styles by Type Setting CSS Classes with JavaScript Retrieving Element Styles with JavaScript Modifying Style Sheets with JavaScript
Exercises
16. JavaScript Error Handling
Introducing Two Ways to Handle Errors Using try/catch
Using try/catch with a web form And Finally...
Using the onerror Event
Attaching onerror to the window Object Ignoring Errors Attaching onerror to the image Object
Exercises
IV. AJAX and Server-Side Integration
17. JavaScript and XML
Using XML with JavaScript
Looking at an Example XML Document Loading an XML Document with JavaScript
Importing the Document Displaying the Document
Adding column headings from an XML document
Working with XML Data from Excel 2007 A Preview of Things to Come Exercises
18. JavaScript Applications
Components of JavaScript Applications
The Big Three: Display, Behavior, Data
Display: Page Layout Behaviors: Controlling What Happens When Data: Consume, Display, and Validate
JavaScript and Web Interfaces
19. A Touch of AJAX
Introduction to AJAX The XMLHttpRequest Object
Instantiating the XMLHttpRequest Object Sending an AJAX Request Processing an AJAX Response
Sending and receiving with XMLHttpRequest
Processing XML Responses Working with JSON Processing Headers Using the POST Method
Case Study: Live Searching and Updating Exercises
20. A Bit Deeper into AJAX
Creating an HTML Table with XML and CSS
Using XMLHttpRequest to retrieve and display XML data
Styling the Table with CSS
Changing Style Attributes with JavaScript
Creating a Dynamic Drop-Down Box Accepting Input from the User and AJAX Exercises
V. jQuery
21. An Introduction to JavaScript Libraries and Frameworks
Understanding Programming Libraries Defining Your Own JavaScript Library
Creating a library
Looking at Popular JavaScript Libraries and Frameworks
jQuery Yahoo! User Interface MooTools Other Libraries
Exercises
22. An Introduction to jQuery
jQuery Primer Using jQuery
The Two jQuery Downloads Including jQuery Basic jQuery Syntax Connecting jQuery to the Load Event
Using Document Ready
Using Selectors
Selecting Elements by ID Selecting Elements by Class Selecting Elements by Type Selecting Elements by Hierarchy Selecting Elements by Position Selecting Elements by Attribute Selecting Form Elements More Selectors
Functions
Traversing the DOM Working with Attributes Changing Text and HTML Inserting Elements Callback Functions
Events
Binding and Unbinding Mouse Events and Hover Many More Event Handlers
AJAX and jQuery
Using AJAX with jQuery AJAX Errors and Timeouts Sending Data to the Server Other Important Options
More jQuery Exercises
23. jQuery Effects and Plug-Ins
Core Features for Enhancing Usability
Native Effects
Show, Hide, and Toggle
Adding a duration
Fade In and Fade Out Sliding
jQuery UI
Using jQuery UI Drag and Drop Accordion
Setting default state for an accordion
More jQuery UI
Exercises
A. Answer Key to Exercises
Chapter 1 Chapter 2 Chapter 3 Chapter 4 Chapter 5 Chapter 6 Chapter 7 Chapter 8 Chapter 9 Chapter 10 Chapter 11 Chapter 12 Chapter 13 Chapter 14 Chapter 15 Chapter 16 Chapter 17 Chapter 18 Chapter 19 Chapter 20 Chapter 21 Chapter 22 Chapter 23
B. About the Author Index About the Author
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