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Figure 11-1: A click on the bold text causes a click event, which bubbles up the hierarchy.
Figure 11-2: If an event is cancelable, setting event.cancelBubble prevents the event from
propagating.
Figure 11-3: Contextual information is passed in through the Event object.
Figure 11-4: Canceling default behavior is not the same as stopping propagation.
Chapter 12: Controlling Windows and Frames
Figure 12-1: Simple window and its source
Figure 12-2: Frame relationships
Chapter 13: Handling Documents
Figure 13-1: Rendering of background and color example
Figure 13-2: Form field access example
Figure 13-3: Example Image properties
Figure 13-4: Inspecting and changing the tag using the DOM
Figure 13-5: Cell and row manipulation example
Chapter 14: Form Handling
Figure 14-1: Exercising basic Form methods and properties
Figure 14-2: Text fields being tested
Figure 14-3: Checkbox/radio example under Internet Explorer
Figure 14-4: Rendering of dynamic form example
Chapter 15: Dynamic Effects: Rollovers, Positioning,
and Animation
Figure 15-1: Manipulating Image properties with JavaScript
Figure 15-2: Updating a separate region of the document in response to a rollover
Figure 15-3: Testing our cross-browser content region library
Figure 15-4: DHTML in standards-supporting browsers requires knowledge of CSS.
Figure 15-5: Computed style and actual style may vary
Figure 15-6: A simple DHTML page transition
Figure 15-7: A JavaScript UFO in flight