Chapter 24. JavaScript: Adding Dynamic Content to Web Pages
Topics in This Chapter
Building HTML as the page is loaded
Monitoring user events
Building cross-platform scripts
Mastering JavaScript syntax
Using JavaScript to customize Web pages
Using JavaScript to make pages more dynamic
Using JavaScript to validate CGI forms
Using JavaScript to manipulate HTTP cookies
Using JavaScript to interact with and control frames
Calling Java from JavaScript
Accessing JavaScript from Java
Despite the similarity in name, JavaScript is very different from Java. JavaScript is a scripting language that is embedded in Web pages and interpreted as the page is loaded. Java is a general-purpose programming language that can be used for desktop application, server-side programs, ...
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