Introduction to the first chapter |
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Birth time |
1995 |
Initial use |
Customer Side verification |
The first edition of the standard attention is the standard |
1997 Ecma-262 |
A complete JS implementation consists of three parts |
Ecmascriptdom Document Object Model BOM Browser object model |
Host environment for ECMAScript |
Web browser node (server JS platform) Adobe Flash |
The relationship between JS and as |
They've all achieved ECMAScript. |
The five major mainstream browsers |
IE Firefox Safari Chrome Opera |
Dom Introduction |
It is an application programming interface for XML but is extended for HTML it maps the entire page to a multi-tiered node structure |
DOM1 Standard |
Dom Core (specifies how to map the XML-based document structure) DOM HTML (added objects and methods for HTML) |
Dom2 |
Dom view defines an interface DOM style that tracks interface DOM event events and event handling for different document views based on the interface Dom traversal and scope of CSS-applied styles for elements |
Dom3 |
Dom load and Savedom validation Payment xml1.0 specification |
Other DOM standards |
SVG Scalable Vector GRAPHICSMATHXL mathmatical markup Languagesmil synchronized Multimedia Integration language |
Bom |
Only handle browser window and frame 1 popup new browser window 2 move zoom close window 3 provide browser details for navigator object 4 browser loaded page details of Location Object 5 display resolution SCREEN6 support for cookies |
How to describe the browser support for JS |
Generally based on ECMAScript compatibility and support for Dom BOMs |
Reading notes-JavaScript advanced Programming-Introduction to the first chapter