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Lets try this DOM thing a different way.

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theEclipse

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Dec 27, 1999
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On my first visit, I posted a thread asking about a the javascript DOM. I asked if anyone knew where I could get a complete one. Didn't get much out of it. The one response was helpfull, but not really. What I want to do is compile a complete list of all javascript events, actions, and anything else that exists(for web pages at least). I am doing my best by tring to do it by memory, but I know that I have left out alot. I will be posting the .html page that has the list on it at: <A HREF=" TARGET="_new"><br>
If you want, take a look at it, and send me any commands, or events that are not up there. BUT--- keep in mind that:<br>
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1) I kinda need (but i guess that it is not required) the nest that it actually belongs in, for example:<br>
<br>
the alert() can be referred to as just alert() or document.alert(), as can confirm.<br>
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2) What it does. (this is the big one)<br>
and<br>
3) any restrictions (browser specification), or any other pressing information.<br>
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Thanks for any help you can give me.<br>
theEclipse<br>
robacarp.webjump.com
 
Ok guys:<br>
I have posted the .html file containing the list. You may notice that about half of the items on the list are links. Soon to be all. click on them, see what happens.<br>
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let me know if anything is documented wrong, please<br>
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the address for the list is:<br>
<A HREF=" TARGET="_new"><br>
theEclipse<br>
robacarp.webjump.com
 
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