In addition to built-in JavaScript objects, you can also use JavaScript to access and process all html dom objects.
More JavaScript objects
Click the following link to obtain more information about the following objects, including their collections, attributes, methods, and events.
| Object |
Description |
| Window |
Top-level objects in the Javascript level. Windows objects are displayed in a browser window. When the <body> or <frameset> label appears, the window object is automatically created. |
| Navigator |
Contains information about the client browser. |
| Screen |
Contains information about the client display. |
| History |
Contains the URL accessed by the browser window. |
| Location |
Contains information about the current URL. |
HTML dom
HTML Dom is W3C standard (abbreviated as Document Object Model for HTML ).
HTML Dom defines a series of standard objects for HTML and standard methods for accessing and processing HTML documents.
With Dom, you can access all HTML elements, along with the text and attributes they contain. You can modify and delete the content and create new elements.
HTML Dom is independent of platform and programming language. It can be used by any programming languages such as Java, JavaScript, and VBScript.
Click the following link to learn more about how to use JavaScript to access and process DOM objects:
| Object |
Description |
| Document |
Represents the entire HTML document, used to access all elements in the page. |
| Anchor |
Represents the <A> element. |
| Area |
Represents the <area> element in the image map. |
| Base |
Represents the <base> element. |
| Body |
Represents the <body> element in the image map. |
| Button |
Represents the <button> element. |
| Event |
Event status |
| Form |
Represents the <form> element |
| Frame |
Represents the <frame> element |
| Frameset |
Represents the <frameset> element |
| IFRAME |
Represents the <IFRAME> element |
| Image |
Represents Elements |
| Input button |
Button in HTML form |
| Input checkbox |
Indicates the selection box in the HTML form. |
| Input File |
Indicates fileupload in an HTML form. |
| Input hidden |
Represents a hidden field in an HTML form. |
| Input password |
Indicates the password field in the HTML form. |
| Input radio |
Represents a single sheet in an HTML form. |
| Input Reset |
Indicates the reset button in the HTML form. |
| Input submit |
The confirmation button in the HTML form. |
| Input text |
Indicates the text input field in an HTML form. |
| Link |
Represents <link> Elements |
| Meta |
Represents <meta> Elements |
| Object |
Represents an <Object> element |
| Option |
Represents the <option> element |
| Select |
Indicates the selection list in the HTML form. |
| Style |
Represents a separate style declaration. |
| Table |
Represents the <Table> element. |
| Tabledata |
Represents the <TD> element. |
| Tablerow |
Represents the <tr> element. |
| Textarea |
Represents the <textarea> element. |