- Table of Contents
- Obfuscation — Needless complexity in the arrangement of tokens in a line of executable script.
- Object — There is a distinct difference between an object and an Object.
- Object — A native built-in type.
- Object constant — Constant objects.
- Object inspector — A debugging tool for inspecting object properties and classes.
- Object literal — An object initialiser that creates the object as well.
- Object model — There are several different object models that are realized in JavaScript implementations.
- Object object — An object of the class "Object".
- Object() — An Object object constructor.
- Object() — An Object object constructor.
- Object.__parent__ — A special property in which to access the scope chain during function execution.
- Object.__proto__ — A special property in which to access the prototype inheritance chain during construction.
- Object.assign() — A deprecated mechanism for intercepting messages sent to objects.
- Object.Class — Internal property that returns an object class.
- Object.constructor — A reference to a constructor object.
- Object.eval() — Evaluate the JavaScript source text passed in a string argument.
- Object.hasOwnProperty() — A method that can be used to test whether a property exists and belongs to the receiving object.
- Object.isPrototypeOf() — A test for the relationship between two objects to ascertain direct parentage.
- Object.name — This corresponds to the NAME attribute of the tag that creates the object.
- Object.propertyIsEnumerable() — A test for whether a property has the don't enumerate flag set or not.
- Object.prototype — The prototype for the Object object, which can be used to extend the interface for all Object objects.
- Object.toLocaleString() — Returns a string primitive version of the object taking the present locale into account during the translation.
- Object.toSource() — Output a string describing the object contents.
- Object.toString() — Return a string primitive version of an object.
- Object.unwatch() — A method to disable a watch that was set up on a property change.
- Object.valueOf() — The primitive numeric value of the object.
- Object.watch() — A means of establishing a call back when a property value changes.
- Object property delimiter (.) — A token to delimit object properties from their object.
- OBJECT object — This is an object that encapsulates an ActiveX plugin. Do not confuse it with the Object object that is the super-class of all objects in JavaScript.
- OBJECT.align — An alignment control for an <OBJECT> tag's position with respect to its parent object.
- OBJECT.altHtml — A block of alternative HTML to be used if the <OBJECT> tag fails to load its plugin correctly.
- OBJECT.archive — A space-separated archive list. This enumerates a set of classes that must be pre-loaded before the object can execute.
- OBJECT.border — The width of the border around the object when it is rendered into the display.
- OBJECT.classid — The URL that locates the registered ActiveX control within the local file system when MSIE is used on the Windows platform.
- OBJECT.code — The name of a Java applet to be used with the <OBJECT> tag.
- OBJECT.codeBase — The path to the directory where the Java applet denoted by the CLASS="..." HTML tag attribute is to be found.
- OBJECT.codeType — A description of the type of code in the object referred to by the CLASSID="..." HTML tag attribute.
- OBJECT.data — A URL that points at a file containing data that the OBJECT element can access.
- OBJECT.declare — A means of defining the object without activating it.
- OBJECT.form — The form that an object belongs to if it is used for form input.
- OBJECT.height — The height of an area reserved for displaying the contents of the <OBJECT> tag.
- OBJECT.hspace — A horizontal margin space either side of the <OBJECT> tag with respect to its surrounding objects.
- OBJECT.name — The value of the NAME="..." HTML tag attribute.
- OBJECT.object — An accessor that yields a reference to the containing JavaScript object when there is a possibility of naming conflicts between internally visible and externally visible property names.
- OBJECT.readyState — The current status disposition of the <OBJECT> tag as it is being loaded.
- OBJECT.standby — Sets or resets the message text displayed while the object is loading.
- OBJECT.tabIndex — A control of where the OBJECT object appears in the tabbing order of the page.
- OBJECT.type — An indication of the MIME type of the object if its codeType property is undefined.
- OBJECT.useMap — The URL of a <MAP> defined hash element that defines a client-side image map.
- OBJECT.vspace — A vertical spacing above and below the <OBJECT> with respect to its adjacent objects.
- OBJECT.width — The height of an area reserved for displaying the contents of the <OBJECT> tag.
- Obsolescent — A feature of the language that is no longer supported.
- Octal value — A numeric value based on a radix of 8.
- Off by one errors — An error caused by missing the target value by one.
- Off-screen image caching — A technique for caching images locally in readiness for an animation.
- offscreenBuffering — An alias for the window.offScreenBuffering property.
- OL object — An object that represents the ordered list contained in an <OL> tag.
- OL.compact — A switching attribute that condenses the space required to display the ordered list on the screen.
- OL.start — The starting index of items in the ordered list. The enumerator can be set to a predetermined value with this property.
- OL.type — The presentation style of the ordered list.
- on ... — All event handlers begin with the word on.
- onAbort — An event that happens when loading is interrupted.
- onAfterPrint — Called when printing is completed.
- onAfterUpdate — An event that happens after an update.
- onBack — Triggered by the back button.
- onBeforeCopy — Called immediately before a copy operation.
- onBeforeCut — Called immediately before a cut operation.
- onBeforeEditFocus — Called immediately before focus is relocated to another object.
- onBeforePaste — Called immediately before a paste operation.
- onBeforePrint — Called immediately before printing commences.
- onBeforeUnload — An event called before an unload happens.
- onBeforeUpdate — An event called before an update happens.
- onBlur — Triggered when the user selects another form element for input and the current one loses focus.
- onBounce — Triggered when a marquee element hits the edge of its element area.
- onChange — Triggered when the value belonging to an input element is changed.
- onClick — This event is triggered when the user clicks the mouse button with the pointer over the Element object that represents the object on screen.
- onContentReady — A special event handler provided to facilitate the loading of behavior controls.
- onContextMenu — Called when a context menu is requested by the user.
- onCopy — Called when a copy operation is requested by the user.
- onCut — Called when a Cut operation is requested by the user.
- onDataAvailable — Some data has arrived asynchronously from an applet or data source.
- onDataSetChanged — A data source has changed the content or some initial data is now ready for collection.
- onDataSetComplete — There is no more data to be transmitted from the data source.
- onDblClick — Triggered when the user double-clicks on an object.
- onDocumentReady — A special event to signify that a document is loaded and ready for use.
- onDrag — Called when a Drag is activated by the user.
- onDragDrop — Some data has been dropped onto a window.
- onDragEnd — Called when the drag finishes and the dragged object is dropped and released.
- onDragEnter — Called when a dragged object enters the receiving object.
- onDragLeave — Called when a dragged object leaves the receiving object.
- onDragOver — Called repeatedly while the dragged object is over the receiving object.
- onDragStart — The user has commenced some data selection with a mouse drag.
- onDrop — Called when a dragged object is dropped into a receiving window.
- onError — Triggered if an error occurs when loading an image.
- onErrorUpdate — An error has occurred in the transfer of some data from a data source.
- onFilterChange — A filter has changed the state of an element or a transition has just been completed.
- onFinish — Triggered when a marquee object has finished looping.
- onFocus — When the form element is selected for entry.
- onForward — When the forward button is clicked.
- onHelp — The user has pressed the [F1] key or selected [help] from the toolbar or menu.
- onKeyDown — Triggered when a key is pressed.
- onKeyPress — Pressing the key down and releasing it again triggers this event.
- onKeyUp — Triggered when a key is released.
- onLoad — Triggered when an object has completed loading.
- onLoseCapture — Called when capturing is deactivated for an object.
- onMouseDown — Triggered when the mouse button is pressed.
- onMouseDrag — An event handler for mouse drag operations.
- onMouseMove — Triggered when the mouse pointer is moved.
- onMouseOut — Triggered when the mouse pointer leaves the active area occupied by the Element object that represents the object on screen.
- onMouseOver — Triggered when the mouse pointer enters the active area owned by the object.
- onMouseUp — Triggered when the mouse button is released.
- onMove — The browser window has been moved.
- onPaste — Called when a Paste operation is requested by the user.
- onPropertyChange — Called when a property belonging to the receiving object is changed.
- onReadyStateChange — An object in the window has changed its ready state.
- onReset — The user has clicked a reset button in a form.
- onResize — As the window is resized, this event is triggered.
- onRowEnter — The data in a field bound to a data source is about to be changed.
- onRowExit — The data in a field bound to a data source has been changed.
- onRowsDelete — Some rows are about to be deleted from the database.
- onRowsInserted — Some new data is being inserted into the database.
- onScroll — The window has been scrolled.
- onSelect — Some textual content in the window has been selected.
- onSelectStart — A select action is beginning.
- onStart — Fires when a MARQUEE element is beginning its loop.
- onStop — Called when the user stops a page loading.
- onSubmit — The user has clicked on the submit button in a form.
- onUnload — Triggered when the document is unloaded.
- open() — An alias for the window.open() method.
- opener — An alias for the window.opener property.
- OpenTV — An interactive TV set-top box environment.
- Opera — A web browser alternative to MSIE and Netscape.
- Operator — A special symbolic token that when placed adjacent to or between values creates an expression.
- Operator Precedence — A means of controlling execution priority in expressions.
- OptGroupElement object — A means of grouping options together into logical sets.
- OptGroupElement.disabled — A switch for activating or deactivating a grouped option set.
- OptGroupElement.label — A label that is applied to a group of options.
- Option object — One of a set of objects belonging to a select object in a form.
- Option() — An Option object constructor.
- Option.defaultSelected — The selected state of this item when the form was created.
- Option.index — The index position within the select object set.
- Option.label — The text string that the user sees in the popup menu. This is another name for the Option.text property.
- Option.prototype — The prototype for the Option object that can be used to extend the interface for all Option objects.
- Option.selected — The selected state of this option item.
- Option.text — The text string that the user sees in the popup menu.
- Option.value — The text value that is returned to the server if this item is selected.
- OptionElement object — One of a set of objects belonging to a select object in a form.
- OptionsArray object — A collection object that belongs to a select popup.
- OptionsArray.add() — Adds a new option item to a select popup object.
- OptionsArray.item() — Access to a particular item in the options collection of a select popup object.
- OptionsArray.length — The number of options in a select popup.
- OptionsArray.remove() — Removes an option from the collection belonging to a select popup object.
- OptionsArray.select() — Select an item in an options array belonging to a select popup object.
- outerHeight — An alias for the window.outerHeight property.
- outerWidth — An alias for the window.outerWidth property.
- Overview — JavaScript language and functionality overview.
