Table of Contents

ppk on JavaScript
By Peter-Paul Koch
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Publisher: New Riders
Pub Date: September 26, 2006
Print ISBN-10: 0-321-42330-5
Print ISBN-13: 978-0-321-42330-6
Pages: 528

Table of Contents  | Index

		Copyright
		Words of thanks
		Introduction
		Chapter 1.  Purpose
			Section A.  Conceptual overview
			Section B.  Technical overview
			Section C.  JavaScript history
		Chapter 2.  Context
			Section A.  The CSS revolution
			Section B.  Separation of presentation and structure
			Section C.  Separation of behavior and structure
			Section D.  Separation of behavior and presentation
			Section E.  Accessibility overview
			Section F.  Rules of accessibility
			Section G.  The example scripts
		Chapter 3.  Browsers
			Section A.  The browsers
			Section B.  Incompatibilities
			Section C.  Object detection
			Section D.  Browser detection
			Section E.  Debugging
		Chapter 4.  Preparation
			Section A.  HTML and CSS structure
			Section B.  Hooks
			Section C.  Preparing the page
			Section D.  The <script> tag
			Section E.  Initialization
			Section F.  The example scripts
		Chapter 5.  Core
			Section A.  The basics
			Section B.  Data types
			Section C.  Common operators
			Section D.  Variables
			Section E.  Working with numbers
			Section F.  Working with strings
			Section G.  Working with booleans
			Section H.  Control structures
			Section I.  Functions
			Section J.  Objects
			Section K.  Associative arrays
			Section L.  Arrays
		Chapter 6.  BOM
			Section A.  The window object
			Section B.  Cross-window communication
			Section C.  Navigation
			Section D.  Window geometry
			Section E.  Miscellaneous
			Section F.  The document object
			Section G.  Cookies
		Chapter 7.  Events
			Section A.  Browser incompatibilities
			Section B.  The events
			Section C.  Event-handler registration
			Section D.  Event bubbling and capturing
			Section E.  The event object and its properties
			Section F.  Targeting
			Section G.  The example scripts
			Section H.  Dropdown Menu, mouseouts, and the related target
		Chapter 8.  DOM
			Section A.  Concepts
			Section B.  Finding elements
			Section C.  Node information
			Section D.  Changing the document tree
			Section E.  Creating and cloning elements
			Section F.  innerHTML
			Section G.  Attributes
			Section H.  Text nodes
			Section I.  nodeLists
			Section J.  Forms and the Level 0 DOM
			Section K.  DOM hyperspace
			Section L.  Markers
		Chapter 9.  CSS modification
			Section A.  The style property
			Section B.  Changing classes and ids
			Section C.  Writing CSS into the page
			Section D.  Changing entire style sheets
			Section E.  Comparison
			Section F.  Showing and hiding elements
			Section G.  Animations
			Section H.  Dimensions and position of elements
		Chapter 10.  Data retrieval
			Section A.  Sending the request
			Section B.  Handling the response
			Section C.  The response format
			Section D.  Accessibility
		Afterword
			The future of JavaScript
		Index