- Copyright
- About the Author
- About the Technical Reviewers
- Acknowledgments
- Preface
- 1. Representing Data with Values
- 2. Type Conversion
- 3. Operators
- 3.1. Introducing Operator Precedence and Associativity
- 3.2. Using JavaScript Operators
- 3.2.1. Combining Math and Assignment Operations
- 3.2.2. Incrementing or Decrementing Values
- 3.2.3. Testing for Equality
- 3.2.4. Testing for Inequality
- 3.2.5. Comparing Objects, Arrays, and Functions
- 3.2.6. Determining Whether One Number or String Is Greater Than Another
- 3.2.7. Determining Whether One Number or String Is Less Than Another
- 3.2.8. Greater Than or Equal to, Less Than or Equal to
- 3.2.9. Creating More Complex Comparisons
- 3.2.10. Saying or With ||
- 3.2.11. Saying "and" with &&
- 3.2.12. Chaining || Expressions
- 3.2.13. Chaining && Expressions
- 3.2.14. Chaining || and && Expressions
- 3.2.15. Conditionally Returning One of Two Values
- 3.2.16. Making Two Expressions Count as One
- 3.2.17. Deleting a Member, Element, or Variable
- 3.3. Summary
- 4. Controlling Flow
- 5. Member Inheritance
- 6. Functions and Arrays
- 6.1. Why Use Functions?
- 6.2. Functions Are Values
- 6.3. Function Members
- 6.4. Conditional Advance Loading
- 6.5. Lazy Loading
- 6.6. Recursion
- 6.7. Borrowing Methods with apply() or call()
- 6.8. Currying
- 6.9. Chaining Methods
- 6.10. Closure and Returning Functions
- 6.11. Passing a Configuration Object
- 6.12. Callback Functions
- 6.13. Memoization
- 6.14. Global Abatement with Modules
- 6.15. Arrays
- 6.15.1. Plucking Elements from an Array
- 6.15.2. Adding Elements to an Array
- 6.15.3. Gluing Two Arrays Together
- 6.15.4. Reversing the Elements in an Array
- 6.15.5. Sorting the Elements in an Array
- 6.15.6. Creating a String from an Array
- 6.15.7. Taking a Slice of an Array
- 6.15.8. Converting a Read-only Array-like Object to an Array
- 6.15.9. Inserting or Deleting Elements from an Array
- 6.16. Summary
- 7. Traversing and Modifying the DOM Tree
- 7.1. DOM Tree
- 7.1.1. Is Every Node the Same?
- 7.1.2. Interfaces Are Sensibly Named
- 7.1.3. Querying the DOM Tree
- 7.1.4. Same Jargon as for a Family Tree
- 7.1.5. Traversing the DOM Tree
- 7.1.6. Descending with childNodes
- 7.1.7. Ascending with parentNode
- 7.1.8. Muddying the Waters with Whitespace
- 7.1.9. Coding Cascade Style
- 7.1.10. Moving Laterally
- 7.1.11. Converting a NodeList to an Array
- 7.1.12. Converting a NodeList to an Array for Internet Explorer
- 7.1.13. Traversing the DOM without childNodes
- 7.1.14. Finding an Element by ID
- 7.1.15. Finding Elements by Their Tag Names
- 7.1.16. Finding Elements by Class
- 7.1.17. Querying Attributes Like a Member
- 7.1.18. Querying Attributes with Methods
- 7.1.19. Querying Attr Nodes
- 7.1.20. Enumerating Attributes for an Element
- 7.1.21. Creating Element or Text Nodes
- 7.1.22. Deleting Content
- 7.1.23. Copying Content
- 7.1.24. Creating Elements with a Helper Function
- 7.1.25. Reordering Nested Lists
- 7.1.26. Where Did the Formatting Text Nodes Go?
- 7.2. Summary
- 7.1. DOM Tree
- 8. Scripting CSS
- 8.1. DOM Interfaces for Working with CSS
- 8.2. Clarifying Some CSS Jargon
- 8.3. Downloading the Sample Files
- 8.4. Querying a Style Attribute
- 8.5. Scripting Classes
- 8.6. Scripting Rules
- 8.7. Scripting Imported Style Sheets
- 8.8. Adding or Deleting a Rule
- 8.9. Querying Overall Styles from the Cascade
- 8.10. Enabling and Disabling Style Sheets
- 8.11. Including or Importing Style Sheets
- 8.12. Embedding a Style Sheet
- 8.13. Summary
- 9. Listening for Events
- 9.1. Working with the Event Object
- 9.2. Downloading Project Files
- 9.3. Advance Conditional Loading
- 9.4. Telling JavaScript to Stop Listening for an Event
- 9.5. Preventing Default Actions from Taking Place
- 9.6. Preventing an Event from Traversing the DOM Tree
- 9.7. Writing Helper Functions
- 9.8. Sliding Sprites
- 9.9. Drag-and-Drop Behavior
- 9.10. Swapping Skins by Key
- 9.11. Initiating Behaviors When the DOM Tree Is Available
- 9.12. Fighting Global Evil
- 9.13. Summary
- 10. Scripting BOM
- 10.1. Downloading the Project Files
- 10.2. Remembering Visitor Data with Cookies
- 10.3. Animating with Timers
- 10.4. Writing Dynamic Pages Using Ajax
- 10.5. Yielding with Timers
- 10.6. Converting function declarations to expressions
- 10.7. Summary
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