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Page |
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Date |
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82 |
Usage
of the forward, back and go methods
The second line of the
code fragment at the foot of page 82 demonstrates incorrect usage of
the history.forward method. The fragment should reads
as follows:
If history.length > 5 Then history.go
5
Subsequent reprints of the book will reflect the
changes outlined above.
With thanks to Ming-cheng
Hsu
|
23-Jun-99 |
1 |
| |
92 |
Usage
of the forward, back and go methods
In the code sample on
pages 92-93, there are two procedures which employ the
history.forward and history.back methods.
In fact, they should both employ the history.go method
instead. So, the procedures should look more like
this:
Sub cmdBack_onclick()
...
history.go
-intPlaces
End Sub
and
Sub
cmdForward_onclick()
...
history.go intPlaces
End
Sub
The discussion of the code on page 94 should also
refer to the history.go method. Note also the related
erratum for page 82.
I have today updated the on-line
download that supports this book; subsequent reprints of the book
will reflect the changes outlined above.
With thanks to Ming-cheng
Hsu
|
23-Jun-99 |
1 |
| |
103 |
The
createElement() method is more versatile in IE5
The first
paragraph of the section Creating and Referencing Elements
reads as follows:
We can create instances of certain types
of new elements using the createElement method. This is
limited to IMG image tags, list-box OPTION
tags and image-map AREA tags, and allows us to create a
new element in code, and set its properties.
Matt Harvell
has indicated that these limitations on the versatility of
createElement method are only applicable to IE4.
In Matt's words: "In IE5, it is quite possible to create just about
anything in the document from the createElement method,
the only exceptions of which I am aware are the IFRAME,
TEXTAREA, OBJECT and APPLET
tags (but there may be more)."
Thanks to Matt Harvell
|
06-Jan-00 |
1 |
| |
104 |
Incorrect
method (tagName) used in code fragment
In order to reflect
the screenshot at the top of page 104, the accompanying code
fragment should read:
MsgBox
document.elementFromPoint(100, 70).src
With thanks to Ming-cheng
Hsu
|
23-Jun-99 |
1 |
| |
123 |
Superfluous
underscores...
The underscores at the end of line 12 and
line 14 of the first code sample should both be deleted.
Thanks to Ming-cheng Hsu
|
28-Jun-99 |
1 |
| |
124 |
More
superfluous underscores...
The underscores at the end of
line 2 and line 4 of page 124 should both be deleted.
Thanks to Ming-cheng Hsu
|
28-Jun-99 |
1 |
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203 |
The
resizable attribute of the ShowModalDialog method
In the
table on page 203, and elsewhere in the book, the
resizable attribute has been misspelled. To clarify:
resizeable is incorrect; resizable
is correct.
Thanks to Kathleen Yu
|
07-Feb-00 |
1 |