... wever, it’s not designed forbuilding truly interactive Websites. For that, we need the final building block ofDHTML: JavaScript. Adding JavaScript JavaScript is a simple but powerful programming la ... out using XHTML2 and the problemsthat lie therein. For this book, we’re sticking with tried-and-true HTML 4.01.The Book’s WebsiteLocated at http://www.sitepoint.com/books/dhtml1/, the Website su ... 1Summary 304Index 305viDHTML UtopiaLicensed to siowchen@darke.bizDHTML UtopiaModern Web Design Using JavaScript & DOMby Stuart LangridgeLicensed to siowchen@darke.biz </p> <ul> &l...
... siowchen@darke.bizDHTML UtopiaModern Web Design Using JavaScript & DOMby Stuart LangridgeLicensed to siowchen@darke.bizAbout the AuthorStuart Langridge has been playing with the Web since 1994, and is ... either.) As the Web be-comes a major (if not the major) application development platform, there’s agreater need to give Websites the flexibility and power that client-side applications can ... building.The JavaScript language was refined and made more powerful; the very buildingblocks of the Website were made available for manipulation; the real communic-ative strengths of the Web were...
... it’s not designed forbuilding truly interactive Websites. For that, we need the final building block ofDHTML: JavaScript. Adding JavaScript JavaScript is a simple but powerful programming language. ... gory JavaScript syntax in detail here—the section called “Further Reading” has some links to afew JavaScript tutorials if you need them.A Simple JavaScript ExampleHere’s a simple piece of JavaScript ... your documents using CSS, andhow to add interactivity using JavaScript. Throughout the rest of this book, we’lllook at the basic techniques you can use to start making your Websites dynamic,then...
... that an element’s class attribute in HTML is availablein JavaScript as node.className, not node.class. This is because “class” is a JavaScript re-served word.5http://msdn.microsoft.com/workshop/author/dhtml/reference/dhtml_reference_entry.asp6http://www.mozilla.org/docs/dom/domref/22Chapter ... as a link, and that image changeswhen the user mouses over it, are a mainstay of JavaScript programming on the Web. Traditionally, they’ve required a lot of script, and a lot of customization,on ... from JavaScript. The attributes that can be applied to an element inHTML—for example, the href attribute of an <a> tag—can also be set and readfrom your scripts, as follows:// using...
... objects in JavaScript; we can pass around references to a function using its name, but withoutcalling it. This procedure doesn’t work in all languages, but it’s a very useful feature of JavaScript. 48Chapter ... critical part of building dynamic Web applications. 1That’s what we cover in this chapter, along with a couple of real-world examples.About Elements and EventsWe’re using a modern approach to DHTML, ... setto run in response to the firing of an event. If you’ve done any JavaScript Web programming before, you may already be using this technique without knowingit. Let’s look at the procedure...
... broad categories:1. Offer no JavaScript support at all, or have JavaScript turned off.2. Provide some JavaScript support, but modern features are missing.3. Have full JavaScript support, but offer ... when adding DHTML to your Websites is thatit should be unobtrusive. By “unobtrusive,” I mean that if a given Web browserdoesn’t support the DHTML features you’re using, that absence should ... siowchen@darke.bizFigure 3.2. Example of table highlighting in a Web page.We can apply this effect to tables in an HTML document using event listeners.We’ll attach a mouseover listener to each...
... exploring Firefox and WebKit’s Web Inspectors, the console, and using the JavaScript debugger.Chapter 10This chapter covers another important—but often neglected—part of JavaScript web applications: ... build complex JavaScript applications, allowing you to create incredible web experiences.Adding StructureThe secret to making large JavaScriptapplications is to not make large JavaScript ap-plications. ... library.Chapter 13This chapter explores the JavaScriptMVC library, a popular jQuery-basedframework for building JavaScriptweb applications. You’ll learn all the basics ofJavaScriptMVC, such as classes,...
... location.Agenda• Purpose of Web applications • Structure of Web applications • Setting up Webapplications with Tomcat• Sharing data among Web applications 4Idea of Web Applications • Single directory ... Images–deployDir/webAppName–WebContent/randomDir• web. xml–WebContent /WEB- INFdeployDir/webAppName– deployDir/webAppName/randomDir• web xml• web .xml– deployDir/webAppName/ WEB- INFNt16•Note– On Tomcat, ... packages!)• JAR files:– WEB- INF/lib.• web xml:• web .xml:– WEB- INF• Tag Library Descriptor files: WEB INF bdi t th f7– WEB -INF or subdirectory thereof• Files in WEB- INF not directly...
... lập trình trên iOS • Web app: Là ứng dụng trên nền web và iPhone đóng vai trò là một web client thông qua Safari browser. Mọi thứ liên quan đến ứng dụng web đều đặt ở web server và bản chất ... hợp với giao diện của iPhone.• Web app thường tập trung vào Ajax, Javascript, PHP, CSS, HTML5.•Tools/ IDE: Dashcode hoặc bất kỳ editor nào dành cho lập trình web app như trên máy thườngNỘI ... DUNG ĐÃ THỰC HIỆNBÁO CÁO TIẾN ĐỘKHÓA LUẬN TỐT NGHIỆPĐề tài: Tìm hiểu lập trình Web Applications/ Native Applications trên IOS Mục tiêu đề tàiTìm hiểu môi trường lập trình trên IOS và...
... in writing Web applications. As drastic as it might sound, the Web revolutionized the concept of an application. Now AJAX is revolutionizing the concept of a Web application. The Web will ... of developers to the arena of building Web applications. For years, Web development has required a radically different set of skills (such as HTML, JavaScript, DOM, and CSS) than smart C++ ... ASP.NET, building Webapplications has become a matter of doing plain old programming with a fi rst-class language such as C#. The Web Forms model sacrifi ced, almost entirely, JavaScript and client-side...