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[41] The DOM, Part II: Synthesis
Learn how to navigate and construct the family tree of a more complex document. Includes complete diagrams.
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[42] The DOM, Part III: Bugs & Self Correcting Models
Learn about a bug in IE5 implementation of the DOM. See how user's errors are corrected automatically in IE5's document models.
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[43] The DOM, Part IV: Document Manipulation
Learn how to manipulate a document with the DOM's properties and methods. See how the DOM's methods really behave.
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[44] The DOM, Part V: More Methods
Learn the DOM's different methods for creating and cloning HTML tag nodes and text nodes.
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[45] A DOM-Based Sliding Puzzle
Learn how to write a comprehensive DOM-based 3x3 sliding puzzle. Practice what you learned in the previous lessons.
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[46] A DOM-Based Snakes Game, Part I
[47] A DOM-Based Snakes Game, Part II
Learn how to load the game pieces, how to move the snake around, and how to interact with the user. For IE5 and Netscape's Gecko.
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[48] Using JavaScript in HomeSite 4.0, Part I
Read how to customize the toolbars in HomeSite 4.0 with your own JavaScript scripts. Familiarize yourself with their rich set of methods and properties.
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[49] Using JavaScript in HomeSite 4.0, Part II
Read how to manipulate projects in HomeSite 4.0 with your own JavaScript scripts. Learn how to work with its cached and active documents.
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[50] Using JavaScript in HomeSite 4.0, Part III
Learn how to use JavaScript to communicate with the Web server, and how to use it to manipulate an archive file.
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[51] A Streaming Media JukeBox
Use the Windows Media Player's ActiveX control, including its methods and properties. Write your own streaming media JukeBox.
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[52] A Streaming Media JukeBox, Part II: Netscape
Learn how to embed the Windows Media Player's Plugin in your page. Use its methods to write your own streaming media JukeBox for Netscape Navigator.
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[53] A Streaming Media JukeBox, Part III: Browser-Independent
Learn how to embed the Media Player's ActiveX and Plugin in the same page. Use their common methods and properties to write a jukebox. Includes properties from A to E.
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[54] A Streaming Media JukeBox, Part IV: F-W Properties
Learn how to embed the Media Player's ActiveX and Plugin in Internet Explorer and Netscape Navigator, respectively. Use their common properties from F to W.
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[55] OLE Automation in JavaScript
Learn how to access and control Windows applications (like Word) using JScript (Explorer's JavaScript).
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[56] Using JavaScript in HoTMetaL PRO 6.0
Learn how to write and install macros in HoTMetaL PRO. Learn how to use the DOM and Windows Script Host's features in HoTMetaL's JavaScript. Three complete examples are shown.
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[57] The Doc Dialer, Part I: Introduction
Learn how to write a dialer for information. Read about its basic concepts and unique data structures and algorithm. Review IE 5.5's replace() function. Supports only IE.
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[58] The Doc Dialer, Part II: A Browser Independent Version
Learn how to make the dialer browser-independent. Extend it to accommodate entry of new names through the phone keypad. Refresh your trie and other data structure knowledge.
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[59] IE 5.5: Formatting, URIs, and Stack Operations
Learn about new features of IE 5.5. It allows you to format numbers in a single command, write data out in your settings' format, and generate URI-based links.
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[60] Persistent Random Banners
Learn how to program banners that change upon loading or reloading but not in between. Change the message every day of the week, day of the month, month of the year, or just pick a random message.
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