JavaScript: The Definitive
Guide
By David Flannagan; ISBN: 1-56592-235-2, 637 pages.
Second Edition, January 1997
Table of Contents | Full Index |
This part of the book, Chapters 2 through 9, documents the core JavaScript language, as it is used in web browsers, web servers, and even in standalone JavaScript implementations. This part is a JavaScript language reference, and after you read through it once to learn the language, you may find yourself referring to it to refresh your memory about some of the trickier points.
This part of the book, Chapters 10 through 20, documents JavaScript as it is implemented in web browsers. These chapters introduce a host of new JavaScript objects which represent the web browser and the 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.
This part of the book is a complete reference to all of the objects, properties, functions, methods, and event handlers in client-side JavaScript and in the core JavaScript language. The first few pages of this part explain how to use this reference and provide a table of contents for it.
This part summarizes the differences between JavaScript in versions of Netscape Navigator, as well as the differences in the version of JavaScript implemented in Microsoft Internet Explorer. It also contains a list of known JavaScript bugs, the Netscape specification for Internet "cookies," and other important details useful to the serious JavaScript programmer.
Index
Examples - Warning: this directory
includes long filenames which may confuse some older operating systems (notably
Windows 3.1).
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