JavaScript Application Cookbook
Jerry Bradenbaugh · 1999
Editor's Note. Preface. Introduction. 1. The Client-Side Search Engine Execution Requirements The Syntax Breakdown nav.html Building Your Own JavaScript Database Potential Extensions. 2. The Online Test Eecution Requirements The Syntax Breakdown index.html-The Frameset questions.js-The JavaScript Source File administer.html Potential Extensions. 3. The Interactive Slideshow Execution Requirements The Syntax Breakdown Application Variables The Application Functions Potential Extensions. 4 The Multiple Search Engine Interface Execution Requirements The Syntax Breakdown Potential Extension: Adding User Control. 5. ImageMachine Execution Requirements The Syntax Breakdown Potential Extension: Adding Attributes to the Template. 6. Implementing JavaScript Source Files arrays.js cookies.js dhtml.js events.js frames.js images.js navbar.js numbers.js objects.js strings.js Potential Extensions. 7 Cookie-Based User Preferences Execution Requirements Syntax Breakdown prefs.html dive.html Potential Extensions. 8. Shopping Bag: The JavaScript Shopping Cart Shopping Bag Walk-Through Execution Requirements Syntax Breakdown Step 1: Loading Shopping Bag Step 2: Displaying Products Step 3: Showing All the Categories Step 4: Adding Products to the Shopping Bag Step 5: Changing the Order/Checking Out Potential Extensions. 9. Ciphers in JavaScript How Ciphers Work Execution Requirements The Syntax Breakdown Potential Extensions. 10. Cyber Greetings: Drag-and-Drop Email Execution Requirements Syntax Breakdown The Server Side Potential Extensions. 11. Context-Sensitive Help Execution Requirements Syntax Breakdown Potential Extensions Epilogue. A. JavaScript Reference. B. Web Resources C. Using Perl Scripts. Index