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Adding Custom Attributes to HTML Elements by Deepak Choudhari A custom attribute is any user-defined attribute, just like other primitive HTML element attributes. You can add custom attributes to any HTML element.
How to Warn Users Before Their Browser Closes by Deepak Choudhari Suppose a user enters some information on the page and tries to close or navigate from the window—without saving the data. You may want to warn the user about possible data loss.
Invoke a Parent Window Function from Another Window in JavaScript by Deepak Choudhari Sometimes, you need to call a JavaScript function that's in a parent window from a child window.
Using the innerHTML Property by Ganjoo Anu To change the text that appears when users chick on a button in your program, use JavaScript's innerHtml property.
Use LSOutput and LSSerializer to Serialize a DOM Tree by Leonard Anghel This tip shows you how to use the LSOutput/LSSerializer interfaces (from the DOM Load and Save API) for serialize a DOM tree.
Apply an Identical Transformation to a DOM Tree Using TrAX by Leonard Anghel The code in this tip is a full example that applies an identical transformation to a DOM tree.
Javascript Errors in Firefox by Balasubramanian Krishnaswamy Because browsers other than IE don't create global variables for every part of the page/DOM, you need to qualify references to the form and its elements in non-IE browsers.
Using XMLSchema DOM and SAX in JAXP 1.2 by Leonard Anghel To use take advantage of the power of XMLSchema in a SAX or DOM application, you simply have to set two properties.
Traverse All the Nodes of a DOM Tree by Leonard Anghel This is just a litle method that illustrates how to get the minimum of information from all nodes of a DOM tree. The key of this method is the "old-school" recursive style.
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