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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.
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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 windowwithout saving the data. You may want to warn the user about possible data loss.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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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