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Rough Guide to the DOM

By Icarus

September 18th, 2002

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Welcome to the Rough Guide To The DOM.

In two parts, this series introduces the Document Object Model, explaining its benefits, and exploring its implementation.

Rough Guide To The DOM - Part 1

It's the bane of Web developers everywhere - conflicting standards, browser incompatibilities, and code that changes every time a new browser version hits the Web.

But fear not - charging in on a white steed comes a heroic knight, clad in the attire of the new W3C DOM and armed with the tools to make this nightmare end forever. Read on to find out how the new DOM finally brings some standards to the decidedly non-standard world of the Web.

Rough Guide To The DOM - Part 2

Now that you know the theory behind the new DOM, it's time to take off the gloves and get your hands dirty.

In this article, find out how the new rules apply to old favourites like image swaps, form validation and frame navigation, and then learn how to use ordinary JavaScript to add and remove elements from the document tree on the fly.

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