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1. Introduction (part A ppt file and part B ppt file)

Section A: Programming HTML and Javascript files

Javascript's role on the Web

Hypertext markup language

Create an HTML document

The Javascrip programming language

Logic and Debugging

Section B: A first Javascrip program

The <SCRIPT> tag

Create a Javascript source file

Adding comments toa Javascript program

Hiding Javascript from incompatible browsers

Placing Javascript in HEAD or BODY sections

2. Variables, Functions, Objects, and Events (part A ppt file and part B ppt file)

Section A: Working with variables, functions, and objects

Variables

Defining custom functions

Calling functions

Built-in Javascript Objects

Understanding Javascript objects

Custom Javascript objects

Built-in Javascript objects

Custom object inheritance and prototypes

Custom object methods

Variable scope

Section B: Using events

Understanding events

HTML tags and events

Event handlers

Links

Link events

Create an image map

3. Data Types and Operators (part A ppt file and part B ppt file)

Section A: Using data type

Data types

Numeric data types

Boolean values

Strings

Arrays

Section B: Expressions and Operators

Expressions

Arithmetic operatiors

Assignment operators

Comparison operators

Logical operators

Working with strings (string object)

Operator precedence

Create the calculator program

4. Decision Making with Control Structures and Statements (part A ppt file and part B ppt file)

Section A: Decision making

if statements

iff... else statements

Nested if and if...else statements

switch statements

Section B: Repetition

while statements

do ... while statements

for ... in statement

with statements

continue statement

5. Windowa and Frames (part A ppt file and part B ppt file)

Section A: Working with windows

The Javascript object model

The window object

Opening and closing windows

Working with timeouts and intervals

Section B: Working with frames and objects

Create frames

Using the TABLE attribute

Nested frames

Frame formating

The NOFRAMES tag

The location object

The history object

The Navigator object

Referring to frames and windows

6. Forms ( part A ppt file and part B ppt file)

Section A: Working with forms in Javascript

Overview of froms

The Common Gateway Interface

The <FORM> tag

From elements: an overview

Input fields

Text boxes

Password boxes

Radio buttons

Check boxes

Reset buttons

Command buttons

Submit button

Image submit buttons

Section B: Validating a Using input to a form

Hidden form fields

The form object

Referencing forms and form elements

Form event handlers

Form methods

Form properties

E-mailing form data

7. Debuging JavaScript (part A ppt file and part B ppt file)

Section A: Basic degugging techniques

Understadning debugging

Error message

Tracing errors with the alert() method

Tracing errors with the write() and writeln() methods

Using comments to locate bugs

Additional debugging techniques

Checking HTML

Analyzing your logic

Testing statements with Java URLs

Reloading an HTML document

 

Section B: Advanced debugging techniques and resources

Using a for .. in statement to check object properties

Watch points in Netscape

Netscape Javascript debugger

Source view

Styep commands

Breakpoints

Tacing variables and expressions

The call stack window

Microsoft Script debugger

Source view

Styep commands

Breakpoints

Tacing variables and expressions

The call stack window

8. Dynamic HTML and Animation (part A ppt file and part B ppt file)

Section A: Dynamic HTML

Introduction

Document object model

Document object properties

The image object

Animation with the image object

image caching

Section B: Animation and cascading stype sheets

Cascading stype sheets

Using Javascript with CSS styles

Using Javascript and stypes in Older versions of Navigator

Using Javascript and style in older versions of internet explorer

Using Javascript and style with the W3C DOM

CSS postioning

dynamic positioning in older versions of internet explorer

dynamic positioning in Navigator

dynamic positioning with W3C DOM-compliant browsers

Cross-browser compatibility

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