Dynamic HTML Programmer's Reference

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Title: IE5 Dynamic HTML Programmer's Reference ISBN: 1861001746 Pub Date: April 1999 Pages: 551

Description

Dynamic HTML enables web developers to create pages with mobile interactive effects - something that they were unable to achieve using standard HTML. Basically, you take HTML and add scripting and you have Dynamic HTML. The technology was introduced by the major browser companies in IE4 and Communicator 4, when Wrox produced separate books on each browser implementation. 

This is our update to the IE4 book: it in we include all the great new features introduced for DHTML in IE5 (including support for XML and behaviors), and we update the book's definitive reference section.

Summary of contents:

Chapter    1: Dynamic HTML – The Next Generation
Chapter    2: Style Sheets, Absolute Positioning and Z-Order
Chapter    3: The Dynamic HTML Browser Object Model
Chapter    4: The Dynamic HTML Document Object
Chapter    5: Scripts and Event Handling
Chapter    6: Manipulating the Contents of the Page
Chapter    7: Dialogs, Forms and Data Binding
Chapter    8: Introducing XML and Behaviors
Appendix A: The Browser Object Model
Appendix B: DHTML Properties, Methods and Events
Appendix C: Dynamic HTML Tags
Appendix D: Common HTML Tags
Appendix E: CSS Properties
Appendix F: HTML Color Names and Values
Appendix G: Special Characters in HTML
Appendix H: A Tutorial in VBScript
Appendix I: VBScript Reference
Appendix J: JScript Reference
Appendix K: Support and Errata

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