Does *anyone* know of a good Javascript and DOM reference site

[Dayz]

Hello

I keep coming up against this problem. Frequently.

There *must* be a good reference site somwhere, with reference material for Javascript and for the Document Object model.

Just like there's plenty of references for CSS and HTML.


By "refernence" I mean (for Javascript)
- simple summary format
- a list of all available commands
- syntax for all commands
- an indicator for W3C, or browser compatibility

For DOM
- a list of ALL objects (or object types) for a web environment
- methods and properties
- hierachy
- an indicator for W3C, or browser compatibility

Obviously for DOM, the objects in a page depend on the structure of the page, but there *has* to be a reference somewhere that helps... right?

Iv'e checked webmonkey, webdeveloper, webreference - and google. There doesn't seem to be a list based index for either DOM or javascript

There DOES appear to be plenty code sample sites to make stuff fly about the screen and validate date input etc. That's not what I'm looking for... I'm looking for a basic technical reference. Syntax.

Does anyone know?

Thanks in advance.

Ian

[zachzach]

I've looked for it, found it, then lost it.Darn.
But i know a heck of a lot anyway so usually i dont have trouble...
navigator
document.images[0] or document.forms[0] or doucment.....
window
......
and all the other goodys
lol

[Dayz]

okaaaaay

so you know *ALL* of the objects and the structure?

out of curiosity, where did you learn it?
from a reference book, or from a web site?

Thanks
Ian.

[Khalid Ali]

For DOM methods
go to
http://w3c.org

and look for DOM

for javascript stuff

http://devedge.netscape.com

[Fang]

ZVON.org (http://www.zvon.org/index.php?nav_id=references&mime=html) have a load of references with examples.
You can add them as a sidebar in Mozilla.