JavaScript X52.9755
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The last lecture will be on Thursday, April 30th,
not on May 7th.
There's a
new teacher
as of Thursday, April 2nd.
In-class examples
- April 2
(lecture 7)
- April 9 (lecture 8)
- April 16 (lecture 9)
- April 23 (lecture 10)
- April 30 (lecture 11)
What your web page will have to contain
There will be no midterm or final.
You'll be graded on your web page.
-
A special character or áccented character.
Copyright © 1998.
What this country needs is a good 5¢ cigar.
π = 3.14159.
Here's a
list
of examples.
The
World Wide Web Consortium
has the
official
list.
- An
if
statement to put different text in the page depending
on the date, time of day, browser, screen width, etc.
- One or more cookies.
- Nested loops to make a style sheet showing the same sentence
in different fonts and different sizes.
You'll need an
Array to hold the names of the fonts.
- A form with JavaScript event handlers in some or all of its
<INPUT>
tags.
Bibliography
-
Netscape
Navigator and
Microsoft
Internet Explorer JavaScript pages.
The Netscape
Reference
Manual
has documentation about each method and property of each object.
For example,
document.write ("hello");
- The World Wide Web Consortium documentation for
scripts
in HTML files.
- Andrew Wooldridge's
JavaScript Index
contains examples such as this
calculator
and Stefan Koch's
tutorial.
- The JavaScript
newsgroup.
Affiliation
Textbook
Spring 1998 dates and room
- Section 1:
Thursday night (Section 1):
6 Thursdays, April 2 to May 7, 1998.
48
Cooper Square,
room 208.
List the Spring 1998 Section 1 students:
loginname, finger, home page
Please use your acf5.nyu.edu account,
not your wwwultra.sce.nyu.edu account:
Spring 1998 Class photos
- X52.9545 Section 1
(Monday)
touch sensitive class photo
- X52.9545 Section 2
(Tuesday)
touch sensitive class photo
- X52.9544 Section 1
(Wednesday)
touch sensitive class photo
- X52.9755 Section 1
(Thursday)
touch sensitive class photo
- John Tenniel's illustration of the
Cheshire Cat
and its
grin
in
Alice in Wonderland.
The <SCRIPT> tags
<SCRIPT> JavaScript is the default.
<SCRIPT LANGUAGE = "JavaScript"> Deprecated by the WWW Consortium.
<SCRIPT TYPE = "text/javascript"> How the Consortium wants it.
Better yet, you can set up a
default SCRIPT'ing language:
<HEAD>
<META http-equiv = "Content-Script-Type" content = "text/javascript">
</HEAD>
<SCRIPT>
Miscellaneous
