JavaScript Programmer’s Reference (Web site counters) This allows us to include
JavaScript Programmer’s Reference This allows us to include fragments of JavaScript into an HTML page and expect them to be parsed server-side. This is somewhat analogous to JavaScript entities but they operate at the client-side. The server-side example wraps its result inside quote symbols so that the HTML tag attribute syntax is preserved intact. Example code:
See also: JavaScript entity, Netscape Enterprise Server Bar object (Object/Navigator) An object used to hold properties for toolbars, location bars etc. JavaScript 1.2 Availability: Netscape Version 4.0 N myBar = locationbar N myBar = menubar N myBar = myWindow.locationbar N myBar = myWindow.menubar N myBar = myWindow.personalbar N myBar = myWindow.scrollbars N myBar = myWindow.statusbar N myBar = myWindow.toolbar N myBar = personalbar N myBar = scrollbars N myBar = statusbar JavaScript syntax: N myBar = toolbar Object properties: visible This object is used to represent various items of window furniture (otherwise called chrome or adornments) in Netscape Navigator. It isn’t supported by MSIE although the control facilities it offers are available when a new window is created with the window.open() method. It only has one usable property. That is the visibleproperty, which can be set to a Boolean value. Some early documentation referred to this as the visibility property but that is the wrong property name.