Javascript Basics and Reference
- What is Javascript?
A brief description of what Javascript is and what it is not.
- How do you add a Javascript to your page?
How to add javascript to a web page.
- Where to add your Javascript
Working out where in the page to place the javascript code.
- What Javascript event handlers are there and what do they do?
A list of javascript event handlers you can use.
- Javascript reserved words
A list of words with special meanings in Javascript.
- Opera and the Open Statement - A Solution
Opera 5 and 6 have problems with the javascript open statement but this can be fixed.
- Hiding your Javascript
How to avoid having your Javascript misinterpreted by browsers that don't understand it.
- Generating HTML
How to create HTML code from Javascript.
- Why disable Javascript?
Reasons people have for doing so and why they are mistaken.
- Script for Printing
What control does JavaScript have over how your page prints?
- What Javascript Can't Do
There are limits on what you can do with JavaScript running in a web page
- JavaScript Arrays
How to define and use Arrays in JavaScript.
- JavaScript Dates
How to define and use Dates in JavaScript.
- JavaScript Strings
There are lots of methods available for updating strings of text in JavaScript.
- JavaScript Math Object
All the mathematical constants and maths functions are provided by this static JavaScript object.
- sIFR - Why Bother
This combination of JavaScript and Flash can allow you to choose the fonts you want to have the content display in but not everyone will see it..
- Which Browser is That?
It is rarely necessary to identify which browser your visitor is using and only a small number of browsers allow themselves to be correctly identified 100% of the time.
- Adobe AIR 1.5 Cookbook
Adobe AIR allows you to create applications using JavaScript. This book shows you how..
If you have a different question about adding Javascript please ask Felgall.
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