Browser Object Model (BOM) and Document Object Model (DOM) Overview, Slides of Fundamentals of E-Commerce

An introduction to the browser object model (bom) and document object model (dom) in web development. The bom allows web browsers to be controlled, while the dom enables manipulation of web pages. The hierarchy of the bom, cross-browser issues, opening new windows, setting timeouts, browser dialogs, and manipulating the location and screen. Recommended resources are also included.

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THE BROWSER OBJECT
MODEL (BOM)
BOMvs.DOM
Webbrowsercontrolled
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THE B ROWSER O BJECT

M ODEL (BOM)

BOM vs. DOM

Web through browser BOM. controlled

Web through page DOM. controlled

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BOM Object Hierarchy

window

Root Object of the ModelDocument

JavaScript Window Object

Window Object Reference: http://www.javascriptkit.com/jsref/window.shtml

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Opening a new browser window

window.open (p1, [p2, p3, p4]) p1: p2: 2 ttarget. t BlBl ankk ( ( or new name)) opens new window.i d Existinghttp://einstein.etsu.edu/~pittares/CSCI3110/examples/7 window or frame, opened there. ‐5.htm p3: controls window attributes using attribute/value pairshttp://einstein etsu edu/~pittares/CSCI3110/examples/7 6 htmhttp://einstein.etsu.edu/ pittares/CSCI3110/examples/7 in a single string. ‐ 6 .htm p4:

Setting timeouts

setTimeout(p1, p2) p1: string specifying function or a function definition p2: (^2) http://einstein.etsu.edu/~pittares/CSCI3110/examples/7‐7.htm Returnshttp://einstein.etsu.edu/~pittares/CSCI3110/examples/7 timeoutID ‐8.htm clearTimeout(timeoutID)http://einstein etsu edu/~pittares/CSCI3110/examples/7 9 htmhttp://einstein.etsu.edu/ pittares/CSCI3110/examples/7‐ 9 .htm

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Browser dialogs

Modal:

Non‐modal:

http://einstein.etsu.edu/~pittares/CSCI3110/examples/7‐10.htm

Window.navigator

Browser detection and information http://www.javascriptkit.com/jsref/navigator.shtml

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Window.screen

Allows detection of information related to the user's screen. htthttp://www.javascriptkit.com/jsref/screen.shtml // j i tkit /j f/ ht l

Recommended BOM Resource

http://javascript.about.com/od/browserobjectmodel/Browser_Object_Model.htm