Dynamic HTML
DHTML - Dynamic HTML
Dynamic HTML (DHTML) is the term used to describe HTML pages with dynamic presentation or functionality in its contents. DHTML has 3 basic components: the DOM (document object model, which provides programmable access and manipulation of the HTML document), JavaScript (programming) and CSS (styles).
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Mozilla Developer Network (MDN)
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MDN: Web technology for developers
DHTML is a shortened form of "dynamic HTML". DHTML is generally used to refer to the code behind interactive web pages not driven using plugins such as Flash or Java. The term aggregates the combined functionality available to web developers using MDN: HTML, MDN: CSS, the MDN: Document Object Model (DOM), MDN: JavaScript. -
Mozilla Gecko
Gecko is a standards-based browser engine, based on Mozilla Project and embedded in Netscape 6+, Mozilla, CompuServe 7, AOL for Mac OS X, as well as other browsers.
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Netscape Standards Challenge
W3C Standards Support in IE and the Netscape Gecko Browser Engine. Comparative tests: DOM, XML, RDF, CSS-1, HTML 4.0.
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MDN: Web technology for developers
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Web developer documentation for Mozilla
Writing for Mozilla, Document Formats (HTML, XML), Style (CSS), Scripting (JavaScript, Mozilla DOM, DOM Level 0, W3C DOM Level 1/2).
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The Document Object Model in Mozilla
Extensive Index, Maintained by Fabian Guisset. - Mozilla/Gecko DOM Reference
- Using Web Standards in Your Web Pages
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The Document Object Model in Mozilla
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MSDN Library - Internet Explorer Dev Center
Dynamic HTML (DHTML) Articles (archived and no longer actively maintained). About dynamic content and DHTML Object Model, DHTML Overviews and Tutorials, DHTML Reference, Introduction to forms, Introduction to persistence. -
DHTML Lab by WebReference - developer.com
Free Dynamic HTML Tutorials, DHTML Scripts, Programming, Tools, Code, and Examples. - JavaScript Kit
JavaScript Kit (formerly Website Abstraction) has comprehensive JavaScript, DHTML, CSS tutorials and over 400+ free JavaScripts.
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Dynamic HTML Guru - HTMLguru.com
By Jeff Rouyer, author of books Dynamic HTML Web Magic (New Riders, 1998, ISBN 1568304218) and Dynamic HTML Unleashed. -
Jeff Rule's Dynamic HTML Demos
Cross Browser Dynamic HTML by Jeff Rule, author of book Dynamic Html: The Html Developer's Guide (Addison-Wesley, 1998, ISBN: 0201379619, 288 pp). -
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DHTML Shock
Free Dynamic HTML and JavaScript. Script Library, Articles/Tutorials, Discussion Forum, FAQs, Resources.
Document Object Model (DOM)
The DOM (Document Object Model) refers to how browsers and other software represent documents as objects which can be used to query and modify the contents of the document.
While there are many differences between the generation 4 browsers (Netscape 4 and Internet Explorer 4), many aspects of how they treated forms, frames, etc were the same. This common behavior between Netscape 4 and Internet Explorer 4 is what is known as the DOM 0. DOM 0 (zero) is not an official standard, but refers to behavior that you can expect to be the similar (if not the same) in these two generatation 4 browsers.
Today, the term DOM usually means W3C DOM which is the standard for all modern browsers and the primary base for web development.
- W3C - Document Object Model (DOM)
W3C User Interface domain - W3C DOM Working Group
Document Object Model FAQ.
Document Object Model (DOM) Technical Reports (TR) - Specifications:- Document Object Model (DOM) Level 1, Version 1.0, 01/Oct/1998 (errata). Second Edition (draft), 29/Sep/2000.
- Document Object Model (DOM) Level 2 Core, Views, Events, Style, Traversal-Range, 13/Nov/2000. W3C Document Object Model (DOM) Level 2 HTML Specification, 09/Jan/2003 (DOM-Level-2-errata).
- Document Object Model (DOM) Level 3 Core, Load and Save, 05/Feb/2004. Validation, 15/Dec/2003 (DOM-Level-3-errata). XPath, 31/Mar/2003.
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XML Cover Pages - W3C Document Object Model (DOM)
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Document Object Model
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DOM Events
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. DOM Events allow event-driven programming languages like JavaScript, JScript, ECMAScript, VBScript and Java to register various event handlers/listeners on the element nodes inside a DOM tree, e.g. HTML, XHTML, XUL and SVG documents. - dmoz Open Directory Project - W3C DOM
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Document Object Model (DOM) at Mozilla
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XML User Interface Language (XUL) Project
XUL Reference. By Mozilla Developer Network (MDN). - XUL Planet
Everything you need to know about XUL and Mozilla objects all in one place. Tutorials, References, Forum, Downloads. - Jeremie Tech DOM Level-1 Test Suite
AJAX - Asynchronous JavaScript and XML
The first known use of the term in public was by Jesse James Garrett in his February 2005 article “Ajax: A New Approach to Web Applications”.
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Ajax: A New Approach to Web Applications
Article by Jesse James Garrett, 2005-02-18. - Book:
Ajax: The Complete Reference(654 pp.)
Author: Thomas A. Powell / Publisher: McGraw-Hill Professional, February 2008. ISBN-13: 978-0-07-149216-4. -
10 things IT needs to know about Ajax
Web development expert says watch for security, network performance issues in new Ajax applications.
Article by Thomas A. Powell, Network World Lab Alliance, Network World, 2008-03-28. - Open AJAX Alliance
The OpenAjax Alliance is an organization of leading vendors, open source projects, and companies using Ajax that are dedicated to the successful adoption of open and interoperable Ajax-based Web technologies. -
MDN: AJAX
Asynchronous JavaScript and XML (AJAX) is not a technology in itself, but is a term that describes a "new" approach to using a number of existing technologies together, including: HTML or XHTML, Cascading Style Sheets (CSS), JavaScript, the Document Object Model (DOM), XML, XSLT, and the XMLHttpRequest object. - AJAX Impact
AJAX portal. News, tutorials, articles, tools, resources. - Ajaxian
News and articles on Ajaxian: AJAX and related topics.