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By David Flanagan
Copyright © 1996, 1997 O'Reilly & Associates
The lines below list the examples included in the book JavaScript: The
Definitive Guide. Click on the "View Source" link to see
the source code for each one. For those examples that work as standalone
programs, you can also click on the "Run" link to run them in
your browser.
These programs come with no warranty of any sort. They are copyrighted
material and are not in the public domain. As long as you retain the copyright
notice, however, you may study, use, modify, and distribute them for any
purpose.
Example 1.1 A simple JavaScript program Run
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Example 1.2 An HTML form with a JavaScript event handler
defined Run View Source
Example 1.3 Estimating Your Taxes with JavaScript Run
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Example 6.1 Defining JavaScript Functions View
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Example 6.2 Using Functions as Data View
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Example 6.3 Checking for the Correct Number of Arguments
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Example 6.4 A Multi-Argument max() Function View
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Example 6.5 Creating and Initializing an Array View
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Example 6.6 Using Static Variables View
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Example 7.1 A Rectangle Object Constructor Function View
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Example 7.2 Defining and Invoking a Method View
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Example 7.3 Defining Methods in a Constructor View
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Example 7.4 Defining a Class with a Prototype Object
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Example 7.5 Defining instance/class variables and methods
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Example 7.6 Defining and using the valueOf() method View
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Example 8.1 An Array Constructor View
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Example 9.1 Copying, Passing, and Comparing by Value
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Example 9.2 Copying, Passing, and Comparing by Reference
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Example 9.3 References Themselves are Passed by Value View
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Example 9.4 Are Strings and Functions Compared by Value or
Reference? Run View Source
Example 9.5 The assign() Method View
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Example 10.1 A Simple JavaScript Program in an HTML File
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Example 12.1 Using the alert(), confirm() and prompt() methods
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Example 12.2 Displaying and Reporting JavaScript Errors with
a Run View Source
Example 12.3 Displaying a link's destination in the status
line Run View Source
Example 12.4 A digital clock in the status line Run
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Example 12.5 Creating an invisible frame View
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Example 12.6 Dynamically creating and animating frames
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Example 13.1 Getting Browser Version Information View
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Example 13.2 Extracting Arguments from a URL View
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Example 13.3 A Navigation Bar Using the History and Location
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Example 14.1 Creating a plain-text document Run
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Example 14.2 Generating XBM images with JavaScript Run
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Example 14.3 Listing the Links in a Document View
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Example 14.4 A Random Hypertext Link View
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Example 14.5 Invoking Methods of a Java applet from JavaScript
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Example 15.1 A Utility Class for Working with Cookies
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Example 16.1 An Animation Using Image Replacement Run
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Example 16.2 An Animation Using the onLoad() Event Handler
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Example 16.3 Implementing a Toggle Button with Image Replacement
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Example 17.1 An HTML Form Containing all Form Elements
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Example 17.2 Performing Form Validation Run
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Example 18.1 A Script Hidden from Old Browsers View
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Example 18.2 Displaying a Message on non-JavaScript Browsers
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Example 18.3 Loading a JavaScript-based page only if JavaScript
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Example 18.4 Displaying a Message with <NOSCRIPT>
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Example 18.5 Displaying a Message for Browsers that do not
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Example 18.6 A Web Page to test for JavaScript Compatibility
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Example 18.7 Displaying a Failure Message when using <SCRIPT
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Example 19.1 Scripting the built-in Java classes Run
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Example 19.2 Controlling an Applet with JavaScript View
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Example 19.3 Controlling a Plug-in from JavaScript Run
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Example 19.4 Using JavaScript from an Applet Method View
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Example 19.5 A Java OutputStream for Displaying HTML in a
Browser Window View Source
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