Summary Description:
Click here to see a detailed course description. | Ever wonder how to open a new window from a button on a web page or why certain web applications know that your browser supports frames? It's all done with JavaScript, Netscape's open standard programming language for making dynamic web pages. In this course you will learn the basics of the JavaScript programming language, what it can do for you and how you can incorporate it into your R5 Domino applications. First, you will learn the fundamental building blocks of the core JavaScript language, its syntax and how it relates to HTML. You will then become familiar with the JavaScript Object Model and how JavaScript employs object-oriented programming techniques for working with information on web pages. Finally, you will learn how to use the Client-Side JavaScript objects, methods and events to create useful and interesting interfaces for your Domino web pages. You will learn how to recreate Notes Client features that Domino can not port to web browsers. All of this is presented within the Domino environment and includes demonstrations, activities and lessons on how to use JavaScript effectively within your Domino applications. The lessons also include in-depth discussions on browser compatibility and the subtle differences between Netscape and Microsoft browsers and how to handle them.
This course is developed and facilitated by Karen Hobert, noted Notes/Domino developer and trainer.
The October, 2001 issue of Group Computing has an article on how to study for the Domino JavaScript exam. If you are already an R5 CLP Application Developer, then passing this exam will make you a Principal CLP. Group Computing said:
"The best resource I've found is a distance learning course called 'Using JavaScript in R5 Domino Web Applications' from The Learning Continuum Company."
Click here to read the Group Computing article.
Click here to read a review about this course at the Domino Power web site.
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