TOC Frameset--The Official Netscape JavaScript Book

Your browser doesn't work with frames, which means it won't work with JavaScript, either. You need a JavaScript-enabled browser (currently that means either Netscape Navigator or Internet Explorer) in order to use the examples at this site. <body> <h1>The Official Netscape JavaScript Book</h1> <h3>by Peter Kent and John Kent</h3> <i>The Official Netscape JavaScript Book</i> contains many examples, little and not-so-little pieces of script that we've used to teach JavaScript. The Online Companion contains all of these scripts--you can copy them directly from the Online Companion using your browser's Copy command, and paste them into your HTML editing program.</p> <p>Use the following links to go to the examples scripts we used, and to other Web pages referenced in the book.</p> <h3>Table of Contents</h3> <p><a href="ch01.htm"><b>Chapter 1:</b> What is JavaScript?</a><br> <a href="ch02.htm"><b>Chapter 2:</b> A Few Quick JavaScript Tricks</a><br> <a href="ch03.htm"><b>Chapter 3:</b> First Steps--Scripts, Functions, & Comments</a><br> <a href="ch04.htm"><b>Chapter 4:</b> Variables and Literals--Storing Data</a><br> <a href="ch05.htm"><b>Chapter 5:</b> Expressions and Operators--Manipulating Values</a><br> <a href="ch06.htm"><b>Chapter 6:</b> Loops & Conditionals--Making Decisions & Controlling Scripts</a><br> <a href="ch07.htm"><b>Chapter 7:</b> More on Functions</a><br> <a href="ch08.htm"><b>Chapter 8:</b> Troubleshooting and Avoiding Trouble</a><br> <a href="ch09.htm"><b>Chapter 9:</b> Building Arrays</a><br> <a href="ch10.htm"><b>Chapter 10:</b> Objects, Properties, and Methods</a><br> <a href="ch11.htm"><b>Chapter 11:</b> More About Built-In Objects</a><br> <a href="ch12.htm"><b>Chapter 12:</b> JavaScript Events--When are Actions Carried Out?</a><br> <a href="ch13.htm"><b>Chapter 13:</b> Advanced Topics</a><br> <a href="ch14.htm"><b>Chapter 14:</b> JavaScript 1.2's Advanced Features</a><br> <a href="ch15.htm"><b>Chapter 15:</b> Controlling Windows and Documents with JavaScript</a><br> <a href="ch16.htm"><b>Chapter 16:</b> Using JavaScript with Frames</a><br> <a href="ch17.htm"><b>Chapter 17:</b> Forms and JavaScript</a><br> <a href="ch18.htm"><b>Chapter 18:</b> Communicating with the User</a><br> <a href="ch19.htm"><b>Chapter 19:</b> The Area Code & Telephone Directory Applications</a><br> <a href="ch20.htm"><b>Chapter 20:</b> Ready-to-Use Scripts</a><br> Appendix A: About the Online Companion<br> Appendix B: The JavaScript Objects & Arrays<br> Appendix C: JavaScript Properties<br> Appendix D: The JavaScript Event Handlers<br> Appendix E: Reserved Words<br> Appendix F: Symbol Reference<br> <a href="app-g.htm"><b>Appendix G:</b> JavaScript Colors</a><br> <a href="app-h.htm"><b>Appendix H:</b> Finding More Information</a><br> <a href="app-i.htm"><b>Appendix I: </b>The Scripts We Used</a></p> <p><a href="down.htm"><b>Downloads</b></a><br> <hr size="6" noshade> <p>This page, and all associated pages at this site, are � 1997 Peter Kent (<a href="mailto:javas@arundel.com">javas@arundel.com</a>) and <a href="http://ourworld.compuserve.com:80/homepages/john_kent/">John Kent, CISS Ltd</a> (testing and marketing software, London, England: <a href="mailto:100553.1346@compuserve.com">100553.1346@compuserve.com</a>). You have permission to copy scripts and use them in your Web pages, but not to resell them in any form. </p>