By: Paul J. Deitel
Publisher: Prentice Hall
Pub. Date: June 25, 2009
Print ISBN-10: 0-13-704516-6
Print ISBN-13: 978-0-13-704516-7
Running Time: 14 hours 56 minutes 47 seconds
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JavaScript Fundamentals I and II provides you with all of the
training you
need to build world-class web applications. Begin with JavaScirpt
basics,
including control statements, functions, arrays, objects, events,
CSS, DOM,
and more. Then, master scripting with XML and RSS, and finish by
learning to
build the rich Ajax appliations that are taking the Web by
storm!
Your instructor, Paul Deitel, delivers over 14 hours of world-class
video
training. Using the Deitels' signature "live-code" approach,
Paul teaches
by analyzing complete working programs, not trivial code
fragments.
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Lesson 1: Introduction to XHTML
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Installing Firebug and the Web Developer Toolbar in Firefox
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First XHTML example
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Heading elements h1 through h6
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Linking to other web pages
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Linking to an e-mail address
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Images as link anchors
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Inserting special characters
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Unordered list containing hyperlinks
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Nested and ordered lists
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Creating a basic table
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Form with hidden fields and a text box
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Form using a variety of components
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Internal hyperlinks to make pages more navigable
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Meta elements provide keywords and a description of a page
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Lesson 2: Cascading Style Sheets TM (CSS)
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Using inline styles
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Embedded style sheets
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Inheritance in style sheets
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External style sheet and Linking an external style sheet
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Relative positioning of elements
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Adding background images and indentation
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Element dimensions and text alignment
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Box model for block-level elements and Borders of block-level elements
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Floating elements
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CSS media types
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CSS drop-down menu
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Pt measurement for text size, User style sheet, User style sheet applied with pt measurement, em measurement for text size and User style sheet applied with em measurement
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Lesson 3: Introduction to Scripting
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Displaying a line of text
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Printing one line with separate statements
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Printing on multiple lines with a single statement
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Alert dialog displaying multiple lines
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Prompt box used on a welcome screen
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Addition script (and Using the Firebug Debugger)
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Using equality and relational operators
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Lesson 4: Control Statements I
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Counter-controlled repetition to calculate a class average
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Sentinel-controlled repetition to calculate a class average
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Examination-results calculation
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Arithmetic assignment operators
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Increment and decrement operators and Preincrementing and postincrementing
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Lesson 5: Control Statements II
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Counter-controlled repetition
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Counter-controlled repetition with the for statement
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Summation with the for repetition structure
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Compound interest calculation with a for loop
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Using the do..while repetition statement
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Using the break statement in a for statement
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Using the continue statement in a for statement
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Demonstrating logical operators
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Lesson 6: Functions
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Programmer-defined function square
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Programmer-defined maximum function
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Random integers, shifting and scaling
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Craps game simulation
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Scoping example
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JavaScript global functions
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Lesson 7: Arrays
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Initializing the elements of an array
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Declaring and initializing arrays
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Summing elements of an array
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Dice-rolling program using an array instead of a switch
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Random image generation using arrays
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Passing arrays and individual array elements to functions
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Sorting an array with Array method sort
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Initializing multidimensional arrays
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Online quiz graded with JavaScript
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Lesson 1: Objects
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Finding information about JavaScript Objects
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String methods charAt, charCodeAt, fromCharCode, toLowercase
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String searching with indexOf and lastIndexOf
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String object methods split and substring
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String object XHTML markup methods
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Date and time methods of the Date object
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Using the window object to create and modify child windows
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Using cookies to store user identification data
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Rich welcome page using several JavaScript concepts and Online quiz in a child window
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Lesson 2: Document Object Model
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Demonstration of a document's DOM tree
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Basic DOM functionality
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Using the links collection
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Dynamic styles
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Dynamic styles used for animation
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Lesson 3: Events
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Event registration models
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Simple drawing program and some event object properties
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Events onmouseover and onmouseout
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Demonstrating the onfocus and onblur events
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Demonstrating the onsubmit and onreset events
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Canceling event bubbling
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Lesson 4: XML and RSS
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XML that describes a baseball player's information
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XML used to mark up an article
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Business letter marked up as XML
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XML namespaces demonstration
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Document Type Definition (DTD) for a business letter
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Schema-valid XML document describing a list of books. and XML Schema document for book.xml
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XML Schema document defining simple and complex types and XML document using the laptop element defined in computer.xsd
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Expression marked up with MathML and displayed in the Firefox browser and Algebraic equation marked up with MathML and displayed in the Firefox browser
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XML document that describes various sports and XSLT that creates elements and attributes in an XHTML document
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XML document containing book information and XSL document that transforms sorting.xml into XHTML
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Traversing an XML document using the XML DOM
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Rendering an RSS feed in a web page using XSLT and JavaScript
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Classic web application reloading the page for every user interaction
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Ajax-enabled web application interacting with the server asynchronously
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Asynchronously display content without reloading the page
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Image catalog that uses Ajax to request XML data asynchronously
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Ajax-enabled address-book application
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