JavaScript Programming (077971)

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Course Overview

JavaScript Programming is a hands-on course that will teach you how to program using this powerful Internet-oriented programming language.

Prerequisites

You should be an experienced developer of Web pages and have had some exposure to JavaScript, probably through the use of scripts developed by others. If you are comfortable creating Web pages by writing HTML code, proficient with both Internet Explorer and Navigator, and have at least tried to use other people's scripts in your Web pages, then you are well matched to the prerequisites for this course. This is a serious programming course. So, if you have programmed in another language, you will likely excel.

Benefits

Students will learn how to write JavaScript programs that use the latest language techniques (version 1.5). Students will also learn how to write programs that are compatible with previous versions of the language and are cross-platform compatible.

Target student

Students enrolling in this course should have a strong understanding of HTML programming and should have a basic familiarity with JavaScript. They should have examined scripts written by others and have implemented other people's scripts on their Web pages. This is a serious programming course for those students who want to gain a full understanding of this powerful programming language.

We offer a range of JavaScript training courses

Getting Started
JavaScript Overview JavaScript Programming Basics
Variables and Operators
Variables and Data Types Using Variables and Literals Operators
Control Statements
Controlling the Flow JavaScript Control Statements
Functions and Objects
Functions Objects
The Window Object
The Window Object Dialog Boxes Status Bar Messages Window Manipulations
The Document Object
The Document Object Writing to Documents Dynamic Documents
Frames
HTML Frames Review Scripting for Frames
Forms and Forms-based Data
The Form Object Working With Form Elements and Their Properties
The String and RegExp Objects
The String Object Using String Object Methods to Correct DataEntry Errors Creating Dynamic Effects With Substring Methods The RegExp Object
Form Validation
Form Validation A Process Testing Data Preparing Data for Validation and ReportingResults Validating Non-text Form Objects
Dates and Math
The Date Object Using and Manipulating Dates The Math Object Doing Math With JavaScript
Cross-browser Compatibility
Examining the Compatibility Landscape Detecting Browsers and Platforms
Browser-specific Dynamic Documents
The Document Object Model
Other Form Validation Techniques
A Non-RegExp Object Approach

Publisher:	Open
Version:	2 (archive)
Length:	3 days
Course-ID:	077971

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