After completing Dynamic HTML: Objects and Events, users should be able to:
| Explain the Dynamic HTML object model |
| Discuss objects, collections, and elements |
| Use common objects |
| Define and describe events |
| Create pages to look for and respond to events |
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The Dynamic HTML Object Model
| Viewing HTML documents as collections of objects |
| Language independence in the Dynamic HTML Object Model |
| Understanding the Dynamic HTML Object Model |
Collections and Elements
| Using collections |
| Using elements |
The window Object
| The location object |
| The frames collection |
| The history object |
| The event object |
| The document object |
| The screen object |
| The navigator object |
Events
| Working with events |
| Mouse events |
| Focus events |
| State change events |
Event Handling
| Event firing |
| Event handlers |
| Binding to events |
The window.event Object
| The button property |
| The cancelBubble property |
| The fromElement property |
| The toElement property |
| The returnValue property |
| The srcElement property |
| The x property |
| The y property |
More Event Handling
| Overriding default event handling |
| Event bubbling |
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This course is distributed with:
| Exercises, with sample files, that allow users to practice using Dynamic HTML |
| A file containing the text of the exercises |
| A Dynamic HTML glossary |
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