Dom

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Ok Im about to get into a compatation and score extra points if the site is compadable with other browsers. ASP PHP and Perl along with other server-side are not allowed so ill be useing alot of javascript. I got the DOM down for IE and NN but not anything else like opra or any others. Point me to a site that has a break down of all browsers.
DOM = Document Object Model

mjs416's picture

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Have you tried Google? Usually everything can be found on Google.

Abhishek Reddy's picture

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http://www.quirksmode.org/

There was another site I used that had a nice layout of all the DOM elements, but I'll be darned if I can remember the URL. I'll post that here if I find it again.

Try and stick with the standard DOM wherever possible. I know in practice you won't (see: can't), but try anyway. Smiling

Abhishek Reddy's picture

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http://www.webmaster.ee/javascript/js.html
Mostly not in English, but I like how a comprehensive list of of DOM elements is displayed. There are little English descriptions, though, and I sometimes use it as a starting point when learning new stuff. Smiling

http://developer.apple.com/internet/webcontent/index.html
The Apple Developer Connnection may have some articles of interest to you.

http://www.w3.org/TR/DOM-Level-2-Core/Overview.html#contents
And lets not forget the W3C. Wink

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Usually i don't buy books for every language (it would ruin me within a week or two) but the O'reilly Javascript:The definitive Guide is certainly of great help every time i code in Javascript

IF , ELSE , WHILE isn't that what life is all about

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