Where to know Javascripts

netJP12L

Hi guys, I always wonder where to get all the reference and detailed info about javascript. I have a general knowledge about javascript but when I found javascript codes on different advanced sites they all have Hi-Fi syntax. For instance, divs[i].className=='popupcontainer'. I use VS2005 but it provides basic properties and methods. In addition, how can I be sure what methods and properties the javascript object takes. Unlike in VS.Net for C# or VB, we can see all the properties by just typing "."/ period and it tells what does that method do. Nevertheless, I have seen a javacript in 24 days but that talks about general stuff. Can sombody tells me where can I found all the javascipt detailed info about methods and properties. Thanks

Mark J Miller

Try "Pure Javascript" (Sams Publishing) by Wyke, Gilliam and Ting. I bought it 6 years ago and it's still useful. It is a true reference. The first few chapters cover the basics, then the rest of the book is a reference with every object with each method and property. Also, each object, method and property has an example and a notes which browsers support it with version numbers. I love it. Whenever I have a question about any javascript I go there first.

linpihong

i have the same proplem with you, i often searched it in google when i have some javascript proplem.

badgrs

Hopefully these links will help. When searching google use the keyword 'reference' and you should find more. 'Official' ECMAScript spec Mozilla Javascript reference Microsoft IE JScript reference (has a lot of IE specific features, use with caution) Pretty good DOM reference

RichardGrimmer

http://www.w3schools.com/[^] is my bible. And the intellisense in 2K5 for JS is crappy - just have to deal with it unfortunately....

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