JavaScript for the World Wide Web: Visual QuickStart Guide, Student Edition, 5th Edition

About

Features

• NEW - Updated for all of todays JavaScript essentials—Creating navigation bars and other user interface elements, producing dynamic images and smart forms, controlling and detecting browsers, creating and manipulating windows, validating user entries in Web forms.

• Task-based information is broken down into concise, one and two-page tasks.

• Step-by-Step with numbered, easy-to-follow instructions.

• Visual Reference—Plenty of screen shots illustrate the step-by-step instructions.

• Quick Reference Tabs—Tabs on each page identify the task.

• Shaded sidebars and tips.

• Industry-leading authors.

• Learning Objectives—Included in the Student Study Guide after each chapter.

• Get Up and Running Exercises—Based on techniques introduced in a chapter.

• Class Discussion Questions.

• Review Questions—Contains a set of multiple choice, fill-in-the-blank, and definition questions.

• Instructor Resources-Posted online—http://www.peachpit.com/vqs_instructor_supplement/jvs5. Includes expanded instructor notes and answers to all review questions.

Description

Visual QuickStart Guide Student Editions. Step-by-step explanations, practical tips, and hundreds of screen captures for beginners or the experienced graphic artist seeking to improve or update their skills. Student Editions include end-of-chapter exercises and instructor resources.

For Instructors

Curriculum

Study Guide

Sample Content

Table of Contents

Introduction.


 1. Getting Acquainted with JavaScript.


 2. Start Me Up!


 3. Fun with Images.


 4. Frames, Frames, and More Frames.


 5. Working with Browser Windows.


 6. Validating Forms.


 7. Forms and Regular Expressions.


 8. Making Your Pages Dynamic.


 9. Handling Events.


10. JavaScript and Cookies.


11. Introducing CCS.


12. Working with DHTML.


13. Using Interface Design with JavaSript.


14. Applied JavaSript.


15. Bookmarklets.


16. Working with Visual Tools.


17. Debugging Common Errors.


Appendix A. JavaScript Genealogy and Reference.


Appendix B. JavaScript Reserved Words.


Appendix C. Cascading Style Sheets Reference.


Appendix D. Where to Learn More.


Index.

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