Dynamic HTML promises to deliver interactive Web pages with greater speed and reliability than current m ethods. Simon St Laurent looks as this new addition to HTML proposed by Microsoft and part of Internet Explorer 4. '
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A guide to the latest Microsoft and Netscape object models
While HTML has come a long way in providing formatting control, it hasn't been very programmable. With the 4.0 releases of the Microsoft and Netscape browsers, though, scripters can finally make changes to their documents on the fly, after they've loaded. While their approaches differ significantly, the tools they provide give developers new power over the structures of their documents.
This book provides an introduction to the brave new world of Microsoft's Dynamic HTML and Netscape's layers, as well as thorough coverage of the event models developers will need to respond to user input. Topics include cascading style sheets, HTML attributes and object properties, layers, ActiveX objects and Java applets, textRanges, multimedia effects, databinding, and using the new tools to create full-featured user interfaces. Scripting examples are mostly in JavaScript, JScript, and VBScript.
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As a web developer I bought this book hoping to learn new techniques. What I got was frustration. Although this book contains numerous coding examples (mainly for use with Internet Explorer), only about 5% of them work (with Internet Explorer). Don't waste your money.
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I got this book because I wanted a good introductory course to DHTML. I knew little about style sheets and my scripting skills were not too great; and this book basically assumes that you know it all. It doesn't give any good examples and it's poorly laid out with useless sample code. This book should have been in color with a CD-ROM included, and it should have gone more into depth with style sheets and scripting. In a nutshell, don't buy this book. It stinks.
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I thought I could, at least, learn something from the book. After reading through the book, I found it messy. And my choice then is to buy another...
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