Beginning JavaScript with DOM Scripting and Ajax, 2nd Edition

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■ index JavaScript (cont.) window methods, 73 alert(), 73 confirm(), 76 nifty JavaScripts, 78 prompt(), 76 Windows (see Windows) • N Navigation, 199 basics of, 200 browser window.history object, 203 window.location object, 202 in-page navigation, 203 currentLink property, 206 init() method, 205 inner navigation, 205 panel interface, 207 replace() method, 206 sections and sectionLinks, 209 showSection() method, 206 tabbed interface, 209 keyboard access, 201 page reload, 199 pagination, 217 changePaginationNav() method, 223 createPaginationNav() method, 221 init() method, 220 properties and methods, 219 showSection() method, 223 select box, 200 web-site navigation, 211 HTML construct, 211 init() and changeSection() methods, 213 menu item, 213 • O Object detection, 53 Object literal, 66 • P, Q Presentation layer, 101 CSS designer, 108 CSS support problems, 118 fixElements() method, 123 fix() method, 122 getHighest() method, 122 multiple-column height problem, 119 dynamic styling, 108 init() method, 113 setSwitch() method, 114 style menu, 113 style switchers, 113, 115 364 event handling, 128 addEventListener() method, 129 event bubbling, 131 event listener function, 130 FOUC, 143 issues, 147 for Non-W3C-Complaint World, 137 optimization, 142 preventDefault() method, 133 reading and filtering keyboard entries, 143 toggleNews() method, 136 triggering events, 128 useCapture, 129 W3C DOM-2 specification, 129 JavaScript, 127 lacking support hover, 123 peekaboo() function, 102 script maintenance, 115 style attributes, 101 categories, 103 CSS clip, 107 getAttribute() and setAttribute(), 104 match() and replace() methods, 106 removeAttribute(), 105 via JavaScript, 104 Primitive data types, 14 Progressive enhancement, 54 • R Rollover Effects definition, 152 on parent elements, 157 background navigation, 157 CSS design, 160 DOM support, 158 event handlers, 158 navigation, 157 reset rollover, 158 variables, 158 various states, navigation, 159 several images, 152 automatedrollover, 154–155 DOM-3 handlers, 153 function replication, 153 preloaded rollover, 155 single image, 155 backgroung and CSS, 156 • S Screen readers, 55 Slide Shows, 160 dynamic shows, 170 CSS, 171 global reset, 172 www.it-ebooks.info
■ Index initialization method, 171 links, 173 new list, images, 172 parameter, 172 preview without JavaScript, 171 retreival of images, 173 thumbnails, 170 embedded, 161 array list, 166 CSS and HTML classes, 162 CSS class, 168 CSS vs. JavaScript, 164 initialization method, 163 links (forward and backward), 167 list replacement, 165 parameters, 165 photoListInlineSlides.js, 163 variable, 166 with JavaScript, 161 without JavaScript, 162 Sniffing, 53 String data type, 14 Addition and Subtraction, 17 escape sequences, 15 Number() function, 21–22 operators, 16 concatenation operator, 18 Multiplication, 17 parseFloat() function, 21 parseInt() function, 21 variables, 18 advantages, 18 prompt() function, 19 • T, U, V Ternary operator, 63 Third party JavaScript, 321 API, Google maps, 329, 333 animation parameter, 332 CSS code, 330 InfoWindow object, 333 JavaScript, 330 loadMapAPI, 330 panTo() method, 334–335 of Saitama Japan, 331 type property, 330 for web developers, 329 library, 322 chainable methods, 323 code (show and hide), 324 concatenation, 323 $(document).ready () method, 325 hascode, 328 jQuery, 323 jQuery dangers, 329 PRE elements, 325 scripts, 327 syntax, 329 toggle() method, 325–326, 328 REST API and libraries, 321 callback function, 322 usage of, 322 Twitter Bootstrap, 335 addition to a site, 335 btn class, 338 button tag, 339 carousel, 341 data-slide attribute, 340 drop down menu, 338 folder layout of, 336 font specification (Helvetica), 337 HTML elements, 340 launchButton, 339 web offers, 321 Thumbnail gallery, 297 assignHandlers() method, 310 cancelClick() method, 311 captions, 304 definition, 297 dynamic, 308 fake dynamic gallery, 298 image badge, 312 array_slice() method, 314 assignHandlers() method, 317 closedir() method, 314 deletePic() method, 318 doxhr() method, 316 load method, 317 opendir() method, 314 show method, 318 str_replace() method, 315 variables, 314 init() method, 300 navPic() method, 300–301 setPic() method, 300, 302 static, 298 XHR methods, 312 • W, X, Y, Z Web accessibility, 55 Web development, 50 behavior layer, 50 business logic layer, 51 content layer, 51 presentation layer, 50 structure layer, 50 Webshims, 294 365 www.it-ebooks.info
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Contents at a Glance About the Auth
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Chapter 1 Getting Started with Java
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