Confused about the difference between Java and JavaScript? You're not the only one. In JavaScript For Dummies, you discover how (with the easy-to-use JavaScript language) you can achieve many of the interactivity and multimedia features that your Web pages are crying out for -- without having to delve into the complex world of Java object-oriented programming. Programming expert Emily Vander Veer shares her own tips and tricks for enhancing your otherwise-static Web pages with dynamic elements -- including ticker-tape-style scrolling messages and buttons that provide user feedback. Plus, to make getting started even easier, you get a bonus CD-ROM containing HTML editors and JavaScript code that you can adapt for your own Web pages.

JavaScript For Dummies?

Computers & Technology

Vander Veer, Emily A.

Web Development & Design

For Dummies

Tucking a few JavaScript statements in among the HTML code that makes up your Web pages makes a dramatic difference. Enhanced, more interactive navigation buttons, user input validation, and scrolling messages are but a few of the improvements that you can make with JavaScript. Now, with JavaScript For Dummies Quick Reference, all the JavaScript statements and examples of how to use them are right at your fingertips. Internet technology expert Emily A. Vander Veer not only organizes all the relevant HTML and JavaScript topics for easy access but also points out potential pitfalls, offers neat tricks, and provides complete code for doing such things as interacting with cookies, displaying pop-up messages, and making your script compatible with JavaScript-challenged Web browsers. Best of all, JavaScript For Dummies Quick Reference features handy cross-references to topics covered in greater depth in JavaScript For Dummies.

JavaScript For Dummies Quick Reference

Instructions for designing, implementing and testing client- and server-based Web applications, using Visual JavaScript. Includes putting together prebuilt database and communications components, debugging Web sites, and designing reusable components.

Netscape Visual Javascript for Dummies

Networking & Cloud Computing

John Wiley&Sons, Inc.

JavaScript has evolved quite a bit since its earliest days, from a relatively basic scripting language to a full-blown programming language in its own right. You can use JavaScript to create even more breathtakingly cool Web sites than ever before. You've probably seen Web sites with the following features: 
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<li>Images that change when your mouse moves over them</li> <li>Slide-show animations</li> <li>Input forms with pop-up messages that help you fill in the fields correctly</li> <li>Customized messages that welcome repeat visitors</li> </ul>
All of these features (and much more) can be created with JavaScript. The thing is, JavaScript isn't easy to use. The JavaScript language itself has become more complex than its earlier incarnations – but that's where his new, improved, better-tasting edition of JavaScript For Dummies comes in! Even if you're not a crackerjack programmer, you can use the techniques and sample scripts in this book to create interactive, "intelligent" Web pages bursting with animated effects. JavaScript For Dummies, 3rd Edition, gives you all you need to know to get started with JavaScript, plus some really cool JavaScript tricks, all explained from the point of view of the first-time JavaScript programmer. Here are just a few of the topics you'll find covered: <ul>
<li>Understanding JavaScript programming concepts</li> <li>Writing your first script</li> <li>Sampling browser cookies</li> <li>Making your pages interactive with button events and mouse rollovers</li> <li>Fiddling with forms and frames</li> <li>Automating your Web site</li> <li>Top Ten lists on online resources, common mistakes (and how to avoid them), and debugging your scripts</li> <li>Appendixes on JavaScript reserved words, color values, special characters, and the document object model reference</li> </ul>
JavaScript For Dummies, 3rd Edition, also includes a CD-ROM with trial versions of popular Web creations tools, such as HomeSite, Dreamweaver, NetObjects ScriptBuilder, and SurfMap JavaScript. So if you've worked with HTML before but want to add more flexibility and punch to your pages, or even if you've never written a stick of code in your life but are eager to hop on the JavaScript bandwagon, JavaScript For Dummies, 3rd Edition, is the book for you.

JavaScript For Dummies

The Web is long past its novelty, if-you've-heard-about-it-you-must-be-a-geek status. Everyone, it seems, either has a Web site or is putting one together. The trouble is, if you want to join the fun (and profit) and don't happen to be a Web developer by trade, you may have difficulty in deciding exactly where to start. HTML! HTTP! XML! Java! JavaScript! Just trying to figure out what all these strange acronyms mean can give you a headache. 
That's where Creating Web Pages All-in-One Desk Reference For Dummies comes into play. Not only does it decipher all those acronyms in plain English for you, but it also shows you everything (hence the All-in-One part of the title) you need to know about creating your own Web site. Nine mini-books, totaling a whopping 800 pages, cover the following: <ul>
<li>Web Page Basics</li> <li>HTML</li> <li>FrontPage</li> <li>Dreamweaver</li> <li>Multimedia</li> <li>JavaScript</li> <li>Flash</li> <li>e-Commerce</li> <li>XML</li> </ul>
These mini-books take you from the initial stages of understanding the Web and deciding what kind of site you want to create, all the way through the production process to advanced topics, such as setting up an online business site and working with XML. Here's just a few of the topics covered in Creating Web Pages All-in-One Desk Reference For Dummies: <ul>
<li>Exploring the essential elements of Web page design</li> <li>Creating your first Web page</li> <li>Working with FrontPage and Dreamweaver to create a Web site</li> <li>Adding audio, video, images, and animation to your Web pages</li> <li>Creating Java applets and writing basic JavaScript</li> <li>Jazzing up your site with Flash animations</li> <li>Implementing your own e-commerce solution</li> <li>Taking Web design to the next level with XML</li> </ul>
Creating Web Pages All-in-One Desk Reference For Dummies also includes a CD-ROM containing trial versions of the software tools you'll need, such as Dreamweaver, BBEdit, Flash, and Photoshop. Rest assured, you don't need to be a techno-geek to understand how to create a Web site. All you need is a reference that can show you the way – and Creating Web Pages All-in-One Desk Reference For Dummies can do just that.

Creating Web Pages All-in-One Desk Reference For Dummies

Ray, Deborah S.

Ray, Eric J.

McCue, Camille

Dean, Damon

Weadock, Emily Sherrill

Nielsen, Joyce J.

Aviram, Mariva

Lockwood, Stephen

Siddalingaiah, Madhu

Lowe,Doug

Whether you want to build a Web page to recap a recent family reunion, promote your beagle breeding business, or market the next pet rock and make millions through e-commerce, this book will get you started. With almost 800 information-packed pages, it’s actually nine concise minibooks, each tackling a specific aspect of Web development. Beginners will get off to a good start and old hands will learn the latest on XML, JavaScript, and more. This guide covers: 
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<li>Getting up to speed on the basic information and skills you need to start creating a Web site</li> <li>Finding an Internet Service Provider (ISP) or a free Web-hosting like Yahoo! GeoCities to host your Web pages</li> <li>Choosing and registering a domain name</li> <li>Selecting tools for your Web workshop, including Web browsers, graphics programs, HTML editors, Java and animation tools, and office suites</li> <li>Designing and tweaking Web pages with HTML</li> <li>Using FrontPage 2003 as an HTML editor, an image editor, and a Web site publisher</li> <li>Using Dreamweaver MX 2004, with info on incorporating images such as rollovers and hot spots, laying out pages with layers, using templates, and more</li> <li>Adding pizzazz to your Web pages with multimedia, including graphics, sound, video, animation, and applets</li> <li>Using JavaScript to create interactive features such as clickable images and smart forms, with info on basic JavaScript constructions, such as comments, variables, conditional expressions, loops, and operations</li> <li>Using Flash MX 2004 to create sophisticated graphic effects and movies</li> <li>Adding e-commerce capability using simplified, hosted, off-the-shelf, or build-your-own systems</li> <li>Using XML (Extensible Markup Language) to encapsulate and transmit not just Web pages but any kind of structured info (such as database records)</li> </ul>
Whole books have been written on these topics and programs, but this all-in-one guide will give you a good overview of essential information. Step-by-step instructions and screen shots guide you smoothly though the things you want to do. And you’ll get hands-on experience right from the start with the CD-ROM that comes with the book. It includes: <ul>
<li>Trial versions of Macromedia Dreamweaver MX 2004, Flash MX 2004, and Contribute</li> <li>xmlspy Version 2004 Home Edition, evaluation</li> </ul>
If you’re looking for a convenient reference that will get you started and give you the basics on adding new features and functions to your Web pages, Creating Web Pages for Dummies, 2nd Edition is the resource you’ll use again and again. Note:CD-ROM/DVD and other supplementary materials are not included as part of eBook file.

Creating Web Pages All-In-One Desk Reference for Dummies

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<li>Responding to reader feedback, the author has thoroughly revamped the book with more step-by-step coverage of JavaScript basics, an exclusive focus on Internet Explorer, and many complete sample scripts</li> <li>Updated to cover JavaScript 1.5, the latest release of this popular Web scripting language</li> <li>Using lots of examples, including a sample working Web site, the book shows how to create dynamic and interactive pages, build entire sites, and automate pages</li> </ul>

Java Script pour les nuls

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JavaScript For Dummies?

JavaScript For Dummies Quick Reference

Netscape Visual Javascript for Dummies

JavaScript For Dummies

Creating Web Pages All-in-One Desk Reference For Dummies

Creating Web Pages All-In-One Desk Reference for Dummies

JavaScript For Dummies

Java Script pour les nuls