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\D (digits (ASCII), any character other than): 10.1.2. Character Classes
data property: 25. W3C DOM Reference
25. W3C DOM Reference
data types: 3. Data Types and Values
4.1. Variable Typing
arrays: 3.6. Arrays
9.1. Arrays and Array Elements
JavaArray class: 22.4.4. The JavaArray Class
boolean: 3.3. Boolean Values
converting: 11.1. Data Type Conversion
automatic conversions: 11.1. Data Type Conversion
explicit conversions: 11.1.2. Explicit Type Conversions
Java to JavaScript: 22.1. Scripting Java Applets
numbers to strings: 11.1.3. Converting Numbers to Strings
objects to primitive values: 11.1.1. Object-to-Primitive Conversion
strings to numbers: 11.1.4. Converting Strings to Numbers
DOM: 25. W3C DOM Reference
floating-point: 1.6.6. Still More Features
3.1. Numbers
functions as: 7.2. Functions as Data
functions vs.: 3.4. Functions
Java: 22.4.2. The JavaClass Class
24. Client-Side JavaScript Reference
JavaClass class: 22.4.2. The JavaClass Class
JavaScript: 1. Introduction to JavaScript
boolean: 23. Core JavaScript Reference
Date objects: 23. Core JavaScript Reference
numbers: 23. Core JavaScript Reference
Object class: 23. Core JavaScript Reference
strings: 23. Core JavaScript Reference
LiveConnect: 22.4. LiveConnect Data Types
Java to JavaScript conversion: 22.7. Java-to-JavaScript Data Conversion
manipulating by value and by reference: 11.2. By Value Versus by Reference
object: 8. Objects
(see also objects)
null values: 3.7. null
Object, Array, and Function: 3. Data Types and Values
object operands, converting to strings or numbers: 5.3. Arithmetic Operators
of operands: 5.2.2. Type of Operands
operators and: 5.2.2. Type of Operands
primitive: 3. Data Types and Values
converting objects to: 8.7.4. The valueOf( ) Method
reference types vs.: 11.2.1. Primitive Types and Reference Types
wrapper objects: 3.12. Primitive Data Type Wrapper Objects
strings: 3.2. Strings
property names: 8.6. Objects as Associative Arrays
TypeError exceptions: 23. Core JavaScript Reference
typeof operator: 5.10.2. The typeof Operator
date and time: 3.9. The Date Object
Date object: 1.6.6. Still More Features
3. Data Types and Values
3.9. The Date Object
3.9. The Date Object
23. Core JavaScript Reference
+ operator, string concatenation with: 11.1.1. Object-to-Primitive Conversion
converting to primitive data type: 5.4.1. Equality (==) and Identity (===)
copying, passing, and comparing by reference: 11.2.1. Primitive Types and Reference Types
localized values for: 8.7.3. The toLocaleString( ) Method
methods, listing of: 23. Core JavaScript Reference
Netscape 2, bugs in: 20.1.1. The Least-Common-Denominator Approach
dates and times
cookie expiration date, setting: 16.2. Storing Cookies
current and last modified date, adding to HTML document: 14.2. Dynamically Generated Documents
last modification to document: 1.6.6. Still More Features
24. Client-Side JavaScript Reference
24. Client-Side JavaScript Reference
time zones: 23. Core JavaScript Reference
days
day of month, local time: 23. Core JavaScript Reference
23. Core JavaScript Reference
day of month, UTC time: 23. Core JavaScript Reference
day of week, local time: 23. Core JavaScript Reference
day of week, UTC time: 23. Core JavaScript Reference
deallocating memory: 4.5. Garbage Collection
debug( ) function: 17.2.4. Adding Content to a Document
debugging
displaying messages in dialog box: 1.10. Exploring JavaScript
for/in loop, using: 1.10. Exploring JavaScript
outputting plain-text debugging messages: 14.2.1. Non-HTML Documents
decimal places, specifying in number-to-string conversion: 11.1.3. Converting Numbers to Strings
declaring: 4.2. Variable Declaration
(see also defining)
array elements: 9.1.3. Adding New Elements to an Array
loop counter variable: 6.8. for
variables: 4.2. Variable Declaration
var statement: 6.13. var
decodeURI( ) function: 23. Core JavaScript Reference
decodeURIComponent( ) function: 23. Core JavaScript Reference
decrement (--) operator: 5.3. Arithmetic Operators
6.1. Expression Statements
decrementing loop variables: 6.8. for
default: label (switch statement): 6.5. switch
6.10. Labels
defaultCharset property: 24. Client-Side JavaScript Reference
defaultChecked property: 25. W3C DOM Reference
Checkbox object: 15.3.5. Toggle Buttons
24. Client-Side JavaScript Reference
Input object: 24. Client-Side JavaScript Reference
Radio object: 15.3.5. Toggle Buttons
24. Client-Side JavaScript Reference
defaultSelected property: 24. Client-Side JavaScript Reference
25. W3C DOM Reference
defaultStatus property: 13.1. Window Overview
13.3. The Status Line
24. Client-Side JavaScript Reference
24. Client-Side JavaScript Reference
displaying welcome message: 13.3. The Status Line
defaultValue property: 24. Client-Side JavaScript Reference
25. W3C DOM Reference
25. W3C DOM Reference
defaultView property: 25. W3C DOM Reference
defensive coding: 20.1.2. Defensive Coding
defer attribute: 12.2.1.3. The defer attribute
defining
event handlers: 14.1.5. Document Objects and Event Handlers
functions: 3.4. Functions
6.14. function
7.1. Defining and Invoking Functions
13.11.3. JavaScript in Interacting Windows
23. Core JavaScript Reference
custom properties: 7.5.3. Defining Your Own Function Properties
with function literals: 3.4.1. Function Literals
Function( ) constructor vs. function literals: 11.5. The Function( ) Constructor and Function Literals
problems using with statement: 6.18. with
scope: 11.4. Lexical Scoping and Nested Functions
methods: 8.3. Methods
object properties: 8.1.2. Setting and Querying Properties
regular expressions: 10.1. Defining Regular Expressions
alternation, grouping, and references: 10.1.4. Alternation, Grouping, and References
character classes: 10.1.2. Character Classes
flags: 10.1.6. Flags
literal characters in: 10.1.1. Literal Characters
match position, specifying: 10.1.5. Specifying Match Position
repetition: 10.1.3. Repetition
delaying code execution: 1.6.6. Still More Features
24. Client-Side JavaScript Reference
delete operator: 5.10.4. The delete Operator
6.1. Expression Statements
8.1.4. Undefined Properties
deleteCaption( ) method: 25. W3C DOM Reference
deleteCell( ) method: 25. W3C DOM Reference
deleteContents( ) method: 17.5.2.2. Manipulating ranges
25. W3C DOM Reference
deleteData( ) method: 17.2.3. Modifying a Document
25. W3C DOM Reference
deleteMedium( ) method: 25. W3C DOM Reference
deleteRow( ) method: 25. W3C DOM Reference
25. W3C DOM Reference
deleteRule( ) method
CSSMediaRule object: 25. W3C DOM Reference
CSSStyleSheet object: 18.5.5. Traversing Style Sheets
25. W3C DOM Reference
deleteTFoot( ) method: 25. W3C DOM Reference
deleteTHead( ) method: 25. W3C DOM Reference
deleting
array elements
pop( ): 9.2.7. push( ) and pop( )
23. Core JavaScript Reference
shift( ): 9.2.8. unshift( ) and shift( )
23. Core JavaScript Reference
splice( ): 9.2.6. splice( )
23. Core JavaScript Reference
cookies: 16.2. Storing Cookies
Document object: 24. Client-Side JavaScript Reference
object properties: 8.1.4. Undefined Properties
Option objects: 15.3.7. Select and Option Elements
text within a Text node: 17.2.3. Modifying a Document
variables: 4.2. Variable Declaration
descendant nodes: 17.1.1. Representing Documents as Trees
reversing: 17.2.3. Modifying a Document
description property
MimeType object: 24. Client-Side JavaScript Reference
Plugin object: 24. Client-Side JavaScript Reference
detach( ) method
NodeIterator object: 25. W3C DOM Reference
Range object: 25. W3C DOM Reference
detachEvent( ) method: 19.3.4. IE Event-Handler Registration
detail property: 19.2.6.2. UIEvent
25. W3C DOM Reference
DHTML (Dynamic HTML): 1.3. Client-Side JavaScript
1.6.1. Control Document Appearance and Content
18. Cascading Style Sheets and Dynamic HTML
animations using CSS and JavaScript: 18.3.4. DHTML Animations
cross-browser animation script: 18.4.3. Example: A Cross-Platform DHTML Animation
CSS position attribute and: 18.2.1. The Key to DHTML: The position Attribute
feature testing for effects supported: 20.1.3. Feature Testing
Internet Explorer 4: 18.4.1. DHTML in Internet Explorer 4
Netscape 4, using in: 18.4.2. DHTML in Netscape 4
dialog boxes: 1.5. Client-Side JavaScript: Executable Content in Web Pages
1.6.4. Interact with the User
13.2. Simple Dialog Boxes
confirmation: 24. Client-Side JavaScript Reference
debugging messages, displaying: 1.10. Exploring JavaScript
displaying HTML output in: 1.10. Exploring JavaScript
dynamically creating: 14.2. Dynamically Generated Documents
prompting messages: 24. Client-Side JavaScript Reference
Window object methods for: 13.1. Window Overview
24. Client-Side JavaScript Reference
digital signatures: 21.4. Security Zones and Signed Scripts
digits
ASCII, regular expression character classes: 10.1.2. Character Classes
in identifier names: 2.7. Identifiers
dir property: 17.1.3. The DOM HTML API
25. W3C DOM Reference
disabled property: 25. W3C DOM Reference
25. W3C DOM Reference
25. W3C DOM Reference
25. W3C DOM Reference
25. W3C DOM Reference
dispatchEvent( ) method: 19.2.9. Synthesizing Events
25. W3C DOM Reference
display attribute: 18.2.4. Element Display and Visibility
displayNextFrame( ) function: 18.3.4. DHTML Animations
display_time_in_status_line( ) function (example): 13.4. Timeouts and Intervals
distance( ) function: 7.1. Defining and Invoking Functions
division
/ (division) operator: 5.3. Arithmetic Operators
% (modulo) operator: 5.3. Arithmetic Operators
doctype property: 25. W3C DOM Reference
tags, standards information in: 18.2.2.1. Element size and position details
Document object: 12.1.1. The Window as Global Execution Context
14. The Document Object
17.1.3. The DOM HTML API
24. Client-Side JavaScript Reference
25. W3C DOM Reference
Anchor objects and: 13.8.5. Scrolling
anchors: 14.8. Anchors
14.8. Anchors
navigation window listing all anchors: 14.8. Anchors
appearance and content, controlling: 1.6.1. Control Document Appearance and Content
applets: 14.9. Applets
capturing events (Netscape 4): 19.4.2. Event Capturing in Netscape 4
color properties: 14.3. Document Color Properties
creating: 25. W3C DOM Reference
domain property: 21.3. The Same-Origin Policy
dynamically generated documents: 14.2. Dynamically Generated Documents
embedded data: 14.10. Embedded Data
event handlers and: 14.1.5. Document Objects and Event Handlers
forms: 14.5. Forms
images: 14.6. Images
event handlers: 14.6.3. Image Event Handlers
image replacement, implementing ToggleButton with: 14.6.5. Image-Replacement Example
Internet Explorer properties: 24. Client-Side JavaScript Reference
last modified date: 1.6.6. Still More Features
links: 14.7. Links
event handlers: 14.7.2. Link Event Handlers
web crawlers and: 14.7.1. Links, Web Crawlers, and JavaScript Security
methods: 14.1.1. Document Methods
Netscape: 24. Client-Side JavaScript Reference
naming: 14.1.4. Naming Document Objects
opening non-HTML documents: 14.2.1. Non-HTML Documents
properties: 14.1.2. Document Properties
Netscape: 24. Client-Side JavaScript Reference
registering event handlers on: 19.2.1. Event Propagation
standards and: 14.1.3. The Document Object and Standards
write( ) method: 1.5. Client-Side JavaScript: Executable Content in Web Pages
document object model (see DOM)
document property
Document object: 25. W3C DOM Reference
HTMLElement object: 24. Client-Side JavaScript Reference
Layer object: 18.4.2. DHTML in Netscape 4
24. Client-Side JavaScript Reference
Window object: 12.1.1. The Window as Global Execution Context
13.1. Window Overview
14. The Document Object
24. Client-Side JavaScript Reference
documentElement property: 17.1.2.1. Types of nodes
25. W3C DOM Reference
DocumentFragment object: 17.2.5. Working with Document Fragments
25. W3C DOM Reference
documents
currently displayed, reloading: 24. Client-Side JavaScript Reference
currently displayed, web address of: 24. Client-Side JavaScript Reference
loading and displaying new: 24. Client-Side JavaScript Reference
DocumentType object: 25. W3C DOM Reference
creating: 25. W3C DOM Reference
DOM (Document Object Model): 1.3. Client-Side JavaScript
12.1.2. The Client-Side Object Hierarchy and the Document Object Model
14.1.3. The Document Object and Standards
17. The Document Object Model
25. W3C DOM Reference
browsers, defining: 1.3. Client-Side JavaScript
conformance to standard: 17.1.5. DOM Conformance
Internet Explorer: 17.1.5.1. DOM conformance in Internet Explorer
test suites for: 17.1.5. DOM Conformance
CSS style sheets, APIs for: 18.5. Other DOM APIs for Styles and Style Sheets
CSS2Properties object: 18.3. Scripting Styles
CSSStyleDeclaration object: 18.5.2. Computed Styles
DOMImplementation object: 18.5.4. Creating Style Sheets
override styles: 18.5.3. Override Styles
traversing style sheets: 18.5.5. Traversing Style Sheets
DOMException object: 25. W3C DOM Reference
event handling (Level 2): 19.2. Advanced Event Handling with DOM Level 2
dragging document elements (example): 19.2.7. Example: Dragging Document Elements
event interfaces and event details: 19.2.6. Event Interfaces and Event Details
event modules and event types: 19.2.5. Event Modules and Event Types
event propagation: 19.2.1. Event Propagation
mixing with original event model: 19.2.8. Mixing Event Models
registering event handler functions: 19.2.2. Event Handler Registration
registering objects as event handlers: 19.2.4. Registering Objects as Event Handlers
synthesizing events: 19.2.9. Synthesizing Events
EventException object: 25. W3C DOM Reference
features testing for conformance to: 17.1.5. DOM Conformance
HTML API: 17.1.3. The DOM HTML API
adding content to documents: 17.2.4. Adding Content to a Document
class hierarchy: 17.1.2.1. Types of nodes
DocumentFragment objects: 17.2.5. Working with Document Fragments
dynamically created table of contents: 17.2.6. Example: A Dynamically Created Table of Contents
finding specific document elements: 17.2.2. Finding Specific Elements in a Document
modifying a document: 17.2.3. Modifying a Document
naming conventions: 17.1.3.1. HTML naming conventions
traversing a document: 17.2. Using the Core DOM API
interfaces, language-independent: 17.1.6. Language-Independent DOM Interfaces
Internet Explorer 4, compatibility with: 17.3. DOM Compatibility with Internet Explorer 4
modifying documents: 17.3.3. Modifying Documents
levels and features: 17.1.4. DOM Levels and Features
Netscape 4, compatibility with: 17.4. DOM Compatibility with Netscape 4
original event model, not supported: 19.1.3. Event Handlers as Properties
Range API: 17.5.2. The DOM Range API
manipulating ranges: 17.5.2.2. Manipulating ranges
start and end positions for ranges: 17.5.2.1. Start and end positions
Traversal API: 17.5. Convenience Methods: The Traversal and Range APIs
filtering: 17.5.1.2. Filtering
NodeIterator and TreeWalker: 17.5.1.1. NodeIterator and TreeWalker
tree structure: 17.1.1. Representing Documents as Trees
Node objects: 17.1.2. Nodes
W3C standard: 0.1. What's New in the Fourth Edition
browser support: 1.3. Client-Side JavaScript
1.6.1. Control Document Appearance and Content
color properties (Document), deprecation of: 14.3. Document Color Properties
versions (levels): 0. Preface
XML documents, working with: 17.2.7. Working with XML Documents
domain attribute (cookie): 16.1. An Overview of Cookies
16.2. Storing Cookies
domain property: 14.1.2. Document Properties
21.3. The Same-Origin Policy
24. Client-Side JavaScript Reference
24. Client-Side JavaScript Reference
25. W3C DOM Reference
DOMException object: 25. W3C DOM Reference
DOMImplementation object: 17.1.5. DOM Conformance
17.2.7. Working with XML Documents
25. W3C DOM Reference
dot (see ., under Symbols)
double data type (C/C++): 3.1. Numbers
Double type (Java), in JavaScript: 22.5. LiveConnect Data Conversion
doubleValue( ) method: 22.6. JavaScript Conversion of JavaObjects
22.6. JavaScript Conversion of JavaObjects
do/while loops: 6.7. do/while
continue statements in: 6.12. continue
dragging
DOM Level 2 event model (example): 19.2.7. Example: Dragging Document Elements
IE event model (example): 19.3.5. Example: Dragging with the IE Event Model
Netscape 4 event model (example): 19.4.3. Example: Dragging with the Netscape 4 Event Model
dynamic bar charts (example): 18.3.3. Example: Dynamic Bar Charts
dynamic document generation: 14.2. Dynamically Generated Documents
14.7. Links
Dynamic HTML (see DHTML)
18. Cascading Style Sheets and Dynamic HTML
dynamically modifying hypertext link destinations: 14.7.2. Link Event Handlers

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