In this emergency update, we respond to DOM related changes in Netscape's recently released 6.1 browser. Find out how Netscape's latest is now more like IE
Before you can capitalize on the development advantages (i.e., reduced code, cross-browser scripts, etc.) offered by DOM compliant browsers, you must first know how to write DOM compliant scripts
Dynamically position your page objects the DOM way! Having covered the nuts and bolts, we now conclude our introduction to DOM based scripting with a practical example
Using Using DOM-based JavaScript techniques, guest author Nicholas C. Zakas teaches you how to create an expandable/collapsible navigation component for your Web pages. And lo and behold: the same script works identically in both IE5+ and Netscape 6.1+
It's easy to load XML data into Internet Explorer using JavaScript; the real fun starts when you try to find specific information within the DOMDocument tree. Learn how to search for and select specific nodes using XPath notation
