- Copyright
- CREDITS
- ABOUT THE AUTHOR
- ABOUT THE TECHNICAL EDITOR
- ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
- PREFACE
- I. INTRODUCTION TO JAVASCRIPT
- 1. Adding JavaScript to a Web Page
- 2. Variables and JavaScript Syntax
- 3. Functions
- 4. Making Decisions
- 5. Loops
- 6. Scope
- 7. Objects and Built-In Types
- 8. Custom Objects
- 9. Prototypes and Inheritance (The Function Object)
- II. Programming the Browser
- 10. The window Object
- 11. Scripting Windows
- 12. Scripting Frames
- 13. The Document Object Model
- 14. Adding HTML with JavaScript
- 15. Modifying Element Style
- 16. Introduction to Events
- 17. Assigning Event Handlers with HTML Attributes
- 18. Using Early DOM Event Handlers
- 19. Using Standard DOM and IE Event Handlers
- 20. Writing Cross-Browser Event Handlers
- 21. The Standard Event Object
- 22. Internet Explorer's Event Object
- 23. Writing Cross-Browser Event Code
- 24. Dragging and Dropping
- 25. Timers and Animating Elements
- 26. Forms ― A Primer
- 27. Scripting Buttons
- 28. Scripting Text Elements
- 29. Scripting Selection Boxes
- 30. Scripting Checkboxes and Radio Buttons
- 31. An Introduction to Ajax
- 32. Using XMLHttpRequest Objects
- 33. Making Ajax Requests Using GET
- 34. Making Ajax Requests Using POST
- 35. JSON
- III. HANDLING ERRORS, DEBUGGING, AND BEST PRACTICES
JOHN PELOQUIN is a front-end engineer with experience ranging across JavaScript applications of all sizes. John earned his bachelor of arts degree in mathematics from the University of California at Berkeley and is currently a lead developer for a startup in the healthcare industry. When he is not coding or collecting errata, John is often found engaged in mathematics, philosophy, or juggling.
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