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void groupEnd()

End the debugging output group most recently started with

group()

groupCollapsed()

void info(any message...)

console.log()

, but mark the output as an informative message.

void log(string format, any message...)

This method displays its arguments in the console. In the simplest case, when

format

does

not contain any % characters, it simply converts its arguments to strings and displays them

with spaces in between. When an object is passed to this method, the string that is displayed

in the console will be clickable to view the contents of the object.

For more complex log messages, this method supports a simple subset of the C language

printf()

formatting capabilities. The

message

arguments will be interpolated into the

format

argument in place of the character sequences “%s”, “%d”, “%i”, “%f”, and “%o”, and

then the formatted string will be displayed in the console (followed by any unused

message

arguments). Arguments that replace “%s” are formatted as strings. Those that replace “%d”

or “%i” are formatted as integers. Those that replace “%f” are formatted as floating-point

numbers, and those that replace “%o” are formatted as clickable objects.

void profile([string title])

Start the JavaScript profiler, and display

title

at the start of its report.

void profileEnd()

Stop the profiler and display its code profiling report.

void time(string name)

Start a timer with the specified

name

void timeEnd(string name)

End the timer with the specified

name

, and display the name and the time elapsed since the

corresponding call to

time()

void trace()

Display a stack trace.

void warn(any message...)

console.log()

, but mark the output as a warning.

ConsoleCommandLine

global utilities for the console window

Most web browsers support a JavaScript console (which may be known by a name like “De-

veloper Tools” or “Web Inspector”) that allows you to enter individual lines of JavaScript

code. In addition to the normal global variables and functions of client-side JavaScript, the

console command line typically supports the useful properties and functions described here.

See also the

Console

API.

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readonly Element $0

The document element most recently selected via some other feature of the debugger.

readonly Element $1

The document element selected before

Methods

void cd(Window frame)

When a document includes nested frames, the

cd()

function allows you to switch global

objects and execute subsequent commands in the scope of the specified

frame

void clear()

Clear the console window.

void dir(object o)

Display the properties or elements of

. Like

Console.dir()

void dirxml(Element elt)

Display an XML or HTML-based representation of

elt

. Like

Console.dirxml()

Element $(string id)

A shortcut for

document.getElementById()

NodeList $$(string selector)

Return an array-like object of all elements matching the specified CSS

selector

. This is a

shortcut for

document.querySelectorAll()

. In some consoles, it returns a true array rather than

a NodeList.

void inspect(any object, [string tabname])

Display the

object

, possibly switching from the console to a different tab of the debugger.

The second argument is an optional hint about how you would like the object displayed.

Supported values may include “html”, “css”, “script”, and “dom”.

string[] keys(any object)

Returns an array of the property names for

object

void monitorEvents(Element object, [string type])

Log events of the specified

type

dispatched to

object

. Values for

type

include “mouse”, “key”,

“text”, “load”, “form”, “drag”, and “contextmenu”. If

type

is omitted, all events on

object

are logged.

void profile(string title)

Begin code profiling. See

Console.profile()

void profileEnd()

End profiling. See

Console.profileEnd()

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void unmonitorEvents(Element object, [string type])

Stop monitoring

type

events on

object

any[] values(any object)

Returns an array of the property values for

object

CSS2Properties

see CSSStyleDeclaration

CSSRule

a rule in a CSS stylesheet

Description

A CSSRule object represents a rule in a

CSSStyleSheet

: it represents style information to be

applied to a specific set of document elements.

selectorText

is the string representation of

the element selector for this rule, and

style

is a

CSSStyleDeclaration

object that represents

the set of style attributes and values to apply to the selected elements.

The CSS Object Model specification actually defines a hierarchy of CSSRule subtypes to rep-

resent different kinds of rules that can appear in a CSS stylesheet. The properties listed here

are properties of the generic CSSRule type and of its CSSStyleRule subtype. Style rules are the

most common and most important types of rules in a stylesheet, and the ones you are most

likely to script.

In IE8 and before, CSSRule objects support only the

selectorText

and

style

properties.

Constants

unsigned short STYLE_RULE = 1

unsigned short IMPORT_RULE = 3

unsigned short MEDIA_RULE = 4

unsigned short FONT_FACE_RULE = 5

unsigned short PAGE_RULE = 6

unsigned short NAMESPACE_RULE = 10

These are the possible values of the

type

property below and they specify what kind of

rule it is. If

type

is anything other than 1, the CSSRule object will have other properties

that are not documented here.

Properties

string cssText

The complete text of this CSS rule.

readonly CSSRule parentRule

The rule, if any, within which this rule is contained.

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readonly CSSStyleSheet parentStyleSheet

The stylesheet within which this rule is contained.

string selectorText

When

type

STYLE_RULE

, this property holds the selector text that specifies the document

elements this style rule applies to.

readonly CSSStyleDeclaration style

When

type

STYLE_RULE

, this property specifies the styles that should be applied to

elements specified by

selectorText

. Note that while the

style

property itself is read-only,

the properties of the CSSStyleDeclaration object to which it refers are read/write.

readonly unsigned short type

The type of this rule. The value will be one of the constants defined above.

CSSStyleDeclaration

a set of CSS attributes and their values

A CSSStyleDeclaration object represents a set of CSS style attributes and their values, and it

allows those style values to be queried and set using JavaScript property names that are similar

to CSS property names. The

style

property of an HTMLElement is a read/write CSSStyle-

Declaration object, as is the

style

property of a CSSRule object. The return value of

Window.getComputedStyle()

, however, is a CSSStyleDeclaration object whose properties are

read-only.

A CSSStyleDeclaration object makes CSS style attributes available through JavaScript prop-

erties. The names of these JavaScript properties correspond closely to the CSS attribute names,

with minor changes required to avoid syntax errors in JavaScript. Multiword attributes that

contain hyphens, such as “font-family”, are written without hyphens in JavaScript, with each

word after the first capitalized:

fontFamily

. Also, the “float” attribute conflicts with the re-

served word

float

, so it translates to the property

cssFloat

. Note that you can use unmodified

CSS attribute names if you use strings and square brackets to access the properties.

Properties

In addition to the properties described above, a CSSStyleDeclaration has two additional

properties:

string cssText

The textual representation of a set of style attributes and their values. The text is for-

matted as in a CSS stylesheet, minus the element selector and the curly braces that

surround the attributes and values.

readonly unsigned long length

The number of attribute/value pairs contained in this CSSStyleDeclaration. A CSSStyle-

Declaration object is also an array-like object whose elements are the names of the CSS

style attributes that are declared.

CSSStyleDeclaration

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CSSStyleSheet

a CSS stylesheet

This interface represents a CSS stylesheet. It has properties and methods for disabling the

stylesheet, and for querying, inserting, and removing

CSSRule

style rules. The CSSStyleSheet

objects that apply to a document are members of the

styleSheets[]

array of the Document

object and may also be available through the

sheet

property of the

<style>

<link>

element

that defines or links to the stylesheet.

In IE8 and before, use the

rules[]

array instead of

cssRules[]

, and use

addRule()

and

removeRule()

instead of the DOM standard

insertRule()

and

deleteRule()

Properties

readonly CSSRule[] cssRules

A read-only, array-like object holding the CSSRule objects that compose the stylesheet.

In IE, use the

rules

property instead.

boolean disabled

true

, the stylesheet is disabled and is not applied to the document. If

false

, the style-

sheet is enabled and is applied to the document.

readonly string href

The URL of a stylesheet that is linked to the document, or

null

for inline stylesheets.

readonly string media

A list of media to which this stylesheet applies. You can query and set this property as a

single string, or treat it as an array-like object of media types with

appendMedium()

and

deleteMedium()

methods. (Formally, the value of this property is a MediaList object, but

that type is not covered in this reference.)

readonly Node ownerNode

The document element that “owns” this stylesheet, or

null

if there isn’t one. See

Link

and

Style

readonly CSSRule ownerRule

The CSSRule (from a parent stylesheet) that caused this stylesheet to be included, or

null

if this stylesheet was included in some other way. (Note that the entry for CSSRule

in this reference only documents style rules, not @import rules.)

readonly CSSStyleSheet parentStyleSheet

The stylesheet that included this one, or

null

if this stylesheet was included directly in

the document.

readonly string title

The title of the stylesheet, if specified. A title can be specified by the

title

attribute of a

<style>

<link>

element that refers to the stylesheet.

readonly string type

The MIME type of this stylesheet. CSS stylesheets have a type of “text/css”.

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Methods

void deleteRule(unsigned long index)

This method deletes the rule at the specified

index

from the

cssRules

array. In IE8 and

before, use the equivalent method

removeRule()

instead.

unsigned long insertRule(string rule, unsigned long index)

This method inserts (or appends) a new CSS

rule

(a single string that specifies selector

and styles within curly braces) at the specified

index

of the

cssRules

array of this style-

sheet. In IE8 and before, use

addRule()

instead, and pass the selector string and the styles

string (without curly braces) as two separate arguments, passing the index as the third

argument.

DataTransfer

a transfer of data via drag-and-drop

When the user performs a drag-and-drop operation, a sequence of events is fired on the drag

source or the drop target (or both, if they are both in a browser window). These events are

accompanied by an event object whose

dataTransfer

property (see

Event

) refers to a Data-

Transfer object. The DataTransfer object is the central object for any drag-and-drop opera-

tion: the drag source stores the data to be transferred in it, and the drop target extracts the

transferred data from it. In addition, the DataTransfer object manages a negotiation between

the drag source and drop target about whether the drag-and-drop should be a copy, move,

or link operation.

The API described here was created by Microsoft for IE, and it has been at least partially

implemented by other browsers. HTML5 standardizes the basic IE API. As this book goes to

press, HTML5 has defined a new version of the API that defines the

items

property as an

array-like object of DataTransferItem objects. This is an appealing and rational API, but since

no browsers yet implement it, it is not documented here. Instead, this page documents the

features that (mostly) work in current browsers. See §17.7 for further discussion of this quirky

API.

Properties

string dropEffect

This property specifies the type of data transfer this object represents. It must have one

of the values “none”, “copy”, “move”, or “link”. Typically, the drop target will set this

property from a dragenter or dragover event. The value of this property may also be

affected by the modifier keys that the user holds down while performing the drag, but

that is platform-dependent.

string effectAllowed

This property specifies what combination of copy, move, and link transfers are allowed

for this drag-and-drop operation. It is typically set by the drag source in response to the

dragstart event. Legal values are “none”, “copy”, “copyLink”, “copyMove”, “link”,

“linkMove”, “move”, and “all”. (As a mnemonic, note that in the values that specify two

operations, the operation names always appear in alphabetical order.)

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readonly File[] files

If the data being dragged is one or more files, this property will be set to an array or array-

like object of File objects.

readonly string[] types

This is an array-like object of strings that specify the MIME types of the data that has

been stored in this DataTransfer object (with

setData()

if the drag source is within the

browser or by some other mechanism if the drag source is outside of the browser). The

array-like object that holds the types is supposed to have a

contains()

method for testing

whether a specific string is present. Some browsers just make this a true array, however,

and in that case, you can use the

indexOf()

method instead.

Methods

void addElement(Element element)

This method tells the browser to use

element

when creating the visual effect that the user sees

while dragging. This method is generally called by the drag source, and it may not be imple-

mented or have any effect in all browsers.

void clearData([string format])

Removes any data in the specified

format

that was previously set with

setData()

string getData(string format)

Return the transferred data in the specified

format

. If

format

is equal (ignoring case) to “text”,

use “text/plain” instead. And if it is equal (ignoring case) to “url”, use “text/uri-list” instead.

This method is called by the drop target in response to the drop event at the end of a drag-

and-drop operation.

void setData(string format, string data)

Specify the

data

to be transferred, and the MIME type

format

of that data. The drag source

calls this method in response to a dragstart event at the beginning of a drag-and-drop opera-

tion. It cannot be called from any other event handler. If the drag source can make its data

available in more than one format, it can call this method multiple times to register values for

each supported format.

void setDragImage(Element image, long x, long y)

This method specifies an

image

(typically an

<img>

element) that should be displayed to the

user as a visual representation of the value being dragged. The

and

coordinates give mouse

pointer offsets within the image. This method can only be called by the drag source in response

to the dragstart event.

DataView

read and write values from an ArrayBuffer

ArrayBufferView

A DataView is an

ArrayBufferView

that wraps an ArrayBuffer (or a region of an array buffer)

and defines methods for reading and writing 1-, 2-, and 4-byte signed and unsigned integers

DataView

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and 4- and 8-byte floating-point numbers from or into the buffer. The methods support both

big-endian and little-endian byte orders. See also

TypedArray

Constructor

new DataView(ArrayBuffer buffer,

[unsigned long byteOffset], [unsigned long byteLength])

This constructor creates a new DataView object that allows read and write access to the bytes

buffer

or a region of

buffer

. With one argument, it creates a view of the entire buffer. With

two arguments, it creates a view that extends from byte number

byteOffset

to the end of the

buffer. And with three arguments, it creates a view of the

byteLength

bytes starting at

byte

Offset

Methods

Each of these method reads a numeric value from, or writes a numeric value into, the under-

lying ArrayBuffer. The method name specifies the type that is read or written. All methods

that read or write more than one byte accept an optional final

littleEndian

argument. If this

argument is omitted, or is

false

, big-endian byte ordering is used, with the most significant

bytes being read or written first. If the argument is

true

, however, little-endian byte ordering

is used.

float getFloat32(unsigned long byteOffset, [boolean littleEndian])

Interpret the 4 bytes starting at

byteOffset

as a floating-point number and return that number.

double getFloat64(unsigned long byteOffset, [boolean littleEndian])

Interpret the 8 bytes starting at

byteOffset

as a floating-point number and return that number.

short getInt16(unsigned long byteOffset, [boolean littleEndian])

Interpret the 2 bytes starting at

byteOffset

as a signed integer number and return that number.

long getInt32(unsigned long byteOffset, [boolean littleEndian])

Interpret the 4 bytes starting at

byteOffset

as a signed integer number and return that number.

byte getInt8(unsigned long byteOffset)

Interpret the byte at

byteOffset

as a signed integer number and return that number.

unsigned short getUint16(unsigned long byteOffset, [boolean littleEndian])

Interpret the 2 bytes starting at

byteOffset

as an unsigned integer number and return that

number.

unsigned long getUint32(unsigned long byteOffset, [boolean littleEndian])

Interpret the 4 bytes starting at

byteOffset

as an unsigned integer number and return that

number.

unsigned byte getUint8(unsigned long byteOffset)

Interpret the byte at

byteOffset

as an unsigned integer number and return that number.

void setFloat32(unsigned long byteOffset, float value, [boolean littleEndian])

Convert

value

to a 4-byte floating-point representation and write those bytes at

byteOffset

DataView

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void setFloat64(unsigned long byteOffset, double value, [boolean littleEndian])

Convert

value

to an 8-byte floating-point representation and write those bytes at

byteOffset

void setInt16(unsigned long byteOffset, short value, [boolean littleEndian])

Convert

value

to a 2-byte integer representation and write those bytes at

byteOffset

void setInt32(unsigned long byteOffset, long value, [boolean littleEndian])

Convert

value

to a 4-byte integer representation and write those bytes at

byteOffset

void setInt8(unsigned long byteOffset, byte value)

Convert

value

to a 1-byte integer representation and write that byte at

byteOffset

void setUint16(unsigned long byteOffset,unsigned short value,[boolean little

Endian])

Convert

value

to a 2-byte unsigned integer representation and write those bytes at

byteOffset

void setUint32(unsigned long byteOffset, unsigned long value, [boolean littleEndian])

Convert

value

to a 4-byte unsigned integer representation and write those bytes at

byteOffset

void setUint8(unsigned long byteOffset, octet value)

Convert

value

to a 1-byte unsigned integer representation and write that byte at

byteOffset

Document

an HTML or XML document

Node

A Document object is a Node that serves as the root of a document tree.

The

documentElement

property is the root Element of the document. A Document node may

have other children (such as Comment and DocumentType nodes), but it has only one Ele-

ment child that holds all the content of the document.

You most commonly obtain a Document object via the

document

property of a Window.

Document objects are also available through the

contentDocument

property of IFrame elements

or the

ownerDocument

property of any Node.

Most of the properties of a Document object provide access to elements of the document or

to other important objects associated with the document. A number of Document methods

do the same thing: provide a way to look up elements within the document tree. Many other

Document methods are “factory methods” that create elements and related objects.

Documents, like the Elements they contain, are event targets. They implement the methods

defined by

EventTarget

, and they also support quite a few event handler properties.

You can create new Document objects by using the

createDocument()

and

createHTMLDocument()

methods of the DOMImplementation:

document.implementation.createHTMLDocument("New Doc");

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It is also possible to load an HTML or XML file from the network and parse it into a Document

object. See the

responseXML

property of the

XMLHttpRequest

object.

The reference entry for HTMLDocument, which appeared in previous versions of this book,

has been merged into this page. Note that some of the properties, methods, and event handlers

described here are HTML-specific and will not work for XML documents.

Properties

In addition to the properties listed here, you can also use the value of the

name

attribute of

<form>

, and

<img>

elements as document properties. The value of these properties

is the named Element or a NodeList of such elements. For named

elements, however,

the property refers to the Window object of the

. See §15.2.2 for details.

readonly Element activeElement

The document element that currently has the keyboard focus.

Element body

For HTML documents, this element refers to the

<body>

Element. (For documents that

define framesets, this property refers to the outermost

instead.)

readonly string characterSet

The character encoding of this document.

string charset

The character encoding of this document. This is like

characterSet

, but you can set it to

change the encoding.

readonly string compatMode

This property is the string “BackCompat” if the document is being rendered in CSS

“quirks mode” for backward compatibility with very old browsers. Otherwise, this prop-

erty is “CSS1Compat”.

string cookie

This property allows you to read, create, modify, and delete the cookie or cookies that

apply to the current document. A cookie is a small amount of named data stored by the

web browser. It gives web browsers a “memory” so they can use data input on one page

in another page or recall user preferences across web browsing sessions. Cookie data is

automatically transmitted between web browser and web server when appropriate so

server-side scripts can read and write cookie values. Client-side JavaScript code can also

read and write cookies with this property. Note that this is a read/write property but the

value you read from it is not, in general, the same as the value you write. See §20.2 for

details.

readonly string defaultCharset

The browser’s default character set.

readonly Window defaultView

The web browser Window object in which this document is displayed.

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