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Contents of this book:

Chapter 1 What Is JavaScript?

* The history of JavaScript
o HTML 1.0 and 2.0
o HTML 3.0 and NHTML
o LiveScript
* What JavaScript isn't
o CGI
o Java
* Platforms and browsers

Chapter 2 What Can You Do with JavaScript?

* Multipart documents with frames
o Reloading Part of the Window
o Creating Interactive Documents
* More control over user interaction
* Documents with memory
* Live documents
o Scrolling Messages
o Clocks

o Countdown Timers
o Self-Updating Documents

Chapter 3 Style

* Image is everything
o Content
o Presentation
* Protecting your document from rogue users
o Make Sure Your Functions Are Loaded
o Validate Input
o But Surely No One Would Do That!
o Not All Platforms Are Created Equal, Part 2
* Document maintenance
o Comment, Comment, Comment
o Consistent Internal Style
* The last rule

Chapter 4 URL Patch

* The scenario
* The requirements
* The solution (without JavaScript)
* The solution (with JavaScript)
* Modifying the example for your own use

Chapter 5 An Outlined Document

* The scenario
* The requirements
* The solution (without JavaScript)
* The solution (with JavaScript)
o Frame in the Outline
o Make the Document Outline Smarter
* Modifying the example for your own use

Chapter 6 Color Chooser

* The scenario
* The requirements
* The solution (without JavaScript)
* The solution (with JavaScript)
o The Form
* Improving the solution
* Modifying the example for your own use

Chapter 7 Form Validation

* The scenario
* The requirements
* The solution (without JavaScript)
* The solution (with JavaScript)
* Improving the solution
* Modifying the example for your own use

Chapter 8 Form Modification

* The scenario
* The requirements
* The solution (without JavaScript)
* The solution (with JavaScript)
o Laying Out the Controls
o Laying Out the Window
o Adding Functionality to the Controls
o Putting Everything Together
* Improving the solution
* Modifying the example for your own use

Chapter 9 Games

* The scenario
* The requirements
* The solution (without JavaScript)
* The solution (with JavaScript)
* Improving the solution
* Modifying the example for your own use

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