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tags, reparenting node to
Back button
back() method History object
2nd
Window object
background property
2nd
backslash (\\\\)
[See \\\\, under Symbols] backspace character
bar charts, dynamic (example)
base-10 integers
base-16 (hexadecimal) integers
base-8 (octal) integers
beginDrag() function (example)
Netscape 4 event model
below property
bgcolor attribute
bgColor property
Document object
2nd
3rd
platform incompatibilities, workarounds
Layer object
binary numbers
2nd
binary operators
bit shift operators
bitmask constants, Event object (Netscape 4)
bitwise operators
blocks, statement
block-level variable scope
blue property
blur() method HTMLAnchorElement object
HTMLInputElement object
2nd
HTMLSelectElement object
HTMLTextAreaElement
Input object
Window object
2nd
3rd
body property
2nd
tags
alink, link, and vlink attributes of
document colors, setting as attributes
Document property values from attributes of
event handlers, defining in
boldface, text within node or its descendants
bookmarks javascript\: URLs in
personal bar of, displaying in window
privacy of lists
script for
boolean data type
2nd
3rd
Boolean object
comparing by value
logical operators
true and false values, converting
Boolean object
Boolean(), calling as function
booleanValue() method
border attribute
border property
2nd
bottom attribute
2nd
bottom property
braces
[See {}, under Symbols] brackets
[See , under Symbols] break statements
automatic semicolons and
2nd
in switch statements
breaking cyclical references
browsers
[See also Internet Explorer; Mozilla; Netscape]2nd
bgColor property, setting
browsing history
2nd
client-side JavaScript
2nd
features listing by browser
compatibility issues
avoiding
coding for platform incompatibilities
failing to resolve
feature testing
ignoring incompatibilities
JavaScript version support, detecting
language version incompatibility, notifying users of
non-JavaScript browsers
server-side scripts, determining browser from
controlling
cookies
[See also cookies] storage limitations
cross-browser DHTML animation script
CSS versions, support for
default actions associated with events
preventing
default style sheet, overriding
DOM standard, conformance to
DOM Traversal API, support for
executing JavaScript programs
fourth-generation, DHTML in
home page, displaying
JavaScript in URLs
Mozilla
Navigator objects
2nd
3rd
determining vendor and version
programming environment
event-driven model
object hierarchy and DOM
window as global execution context
recent developments in
security issues
window, controlling with JavaScript
bubbles property
2nd
bubbling, event propagation
Event object, DOM Level 2
IE event model
2nd
built-in elements
built-in functions
constructor
Button object
2nd
3rd
event handlers
button property
IE Event object
2nd
MouseEvent object
tags
Reset objects, creating
Submit objects, creating
buttons Button form element
converting paragraphs to uppercase
DHTML animation
radio
Reset
reversing document nodes
Submit
toggle
by reference
comparing objects, arrays, and functions
copying and passing string
copying, passing, and comparing object
passing, different meanings of
reference types, manipulating
summary of
by value
comparing numbers, strings, and boolean values
comparing strings
passing references by
primitive types, manipulating
summary of
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