| Course Description | |
| This training is a jump-start to creating and working with JavaScript. This course covers the material you need to know to become proficient using JavaScript with your Web pages. You will learn JavaScript’s critical elements, including language syntax, script design, and deployment. This course will provide you with a strong foundation in JavaScript and enable you to build JavaScript enabled Web pages correctly and with confidence. Course Length: 3 Days Course Tuition: $990 (US) |
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| Prerequisites | |
| Practical experience with PCs and desktop workstations. Knowledge of the web browser platforms (Internet Explorer, Mozilla/Netscape, etc) is helpful. General knowledge of HTML/XHTML tags, including form tags. Basic programming knowledge is helpful, but not necessary. | |
| Course Outline |
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• Introduction JavaScript’s Humble Beginning JavaScript and ECMA New Features of JavaScript 1.5 So Many Browsers Internet Explorer vs. Netscape Navigator Introducing the DOM Recognize Methods, Properties, and Event Handlers Script Placement Hiding JavaScript from Older Browser External Script Libraries Viewing Errors in Browsers Variables, Expressions, and Evaluations Operators Simple Conversions • JavaScript Conditions and Loops The if/if…else Control Structure else…if The Switch Statement Boolean Operators: NOT/AND/OR and Bitwise NOT AND OR Bitwise Booleans Loops for Loops Breaking Out of the Loop Skipping an Iteration while Loops do-while Loops Using in for Property Looping The with Statement Labeled Statements • Strings and Functions Strings Manipulating Strings String Concatenation Changing String Case Substring Searches Substring Extraction Functions Creating Your Own Functions Function Parameters Returning Data from Functions Variable Scope • Arrays Introduction to Arrays Simple Arrays Arrays as Structures Parallel Arrays Multidimensional Arrays Using the Array Object Length Concat Join Slice • Form Interaction Working with Form Objects Alternatives to Forms Form Basics Form.method Property Form.action Property Fieldsets Form.Elements[] Text Objects Button Objects Check Box Objects Radio Objects Select and File Objects File Input Object Validation and the onSubmit Event • Built-In Objects String Object Prototype Properties and Methods charAt() charCodeAt() fromCharCode () String.match(RegExp) String.replace(RegExp, string) String.split(“delimiter”, [limit int]) or (RegExp) Date() Object Working with Other Dates setInterval() and setTimeout() setInterval setTimeout Math Objects. The Number Object The Boolean Object The Math Object Math Object Methods and Properties Regular Expressions and the RegExp Object Simple Pattern Expressions The RegExp Object |
• Windows and Frames The Window Object Spawning a Window Referencing the New Window Creating Content in the New Window Launching Functions and Passing Values Modal and Modeless Dialog Boxes in Internet Explorer 5+ Creating a Frameset Parents and Children iframes • Event Handling Popular Browser Event Models The Sequence of Events The Event Object Bubbling vs. Capturing Events Bubbling Events in Internet Explorer 4+ Netscape Navigator 4 Event Capture Model Events in Netscape Navigator 6+ (W3C Compliant Version) Event Objects The Static Event Object Standard Event Objects Browser Differences Capturing in a Compatible Fashion Event Types Mouse Event Types Keyboard Event Types: text, password, & textarea Loading/Unloading Event Types Other Window Event Types Form-Related Event Types • Error Handling Reading Error Messages Displaying Errors Investigating Problems Exception Handling Try…Catch…Finally Blocks Custom Error Objects JavaScript Debugging The Venkman Debugger The Venkman Interface • Custom Objects Functions Functions as Objects Functions on the Fly Nested Functions Variables and Arguments Undefined Parameters Objects and Properties Objects and Methods Arrays, Objects, or Object Arrays? Prototypes Method Overriding Best Practices Code Refactoring Template Technique Creating Organized Libraries Contact us for course schedules or more information. |
