Inside Javascript

The only comprehensive book available that covers the latest technology, such as Internet Explorer 6 and JavaScript 1.5, and JScript 5.6. Packed full of hands-on examples, this book integrates JavaScript with .NET, XML, XSLT, Java, CSS, HTML, Cookies, Security, and much more. Written for beginning to intermediate readers looking to learn how to work with JavaScript and how best to use it with other web technologies. Inside JavaSript fills a void between the very beginning and high level books available in bookstores today. It's a book readers want primarily for two reasons: re-usable code and up-to-date browser information. Books currently out on the shelf are not up to the latest in browser technology; thus, frustrating readers because everything done in JavaScript is dependent on browser capabilities. The web site will contain all the source code used in the book. This is the only book on JavaScript you'll need. Written to be the most comprehensive book on JavaScript available, with hundreds of working examples, this book covers JavaScript 1.5 (and JScript 5.6) from the most basic syntax to the most advanced Internet programming.

From using cookies to printing, from displaying status bar text to creating dazzling visual effects, from creating mouse trails to handling Dynamic HTML, from determining browser version to opening dialog boxes, from emailing to printing, mouse rollovers, pasting to the clipboard, interactive graphics, and dynamic style sheets -- it's all here.

This book is designed to cover far more JavaScript than any other book. Every topic is illustrated with at least one complete working example. Support for every aspect of JavaScript with the variety of browser types and versions is provided allowing you to handle browser wars with ease.

This award-winning author brings you all the JavaScript he knows in a teaching style so many love. Combine that with the New Riders style and you've got in your hands what has become the new standard for JavaScript coverage in a highly complete and accessible form.