Microsoft's Implementation of Dynamic HTML
Dynamic HTML is Microsoft's term for the new technology it has embedded in its Internet Explorer Web browser, versions 4 and higher. Through Dynamic HTML, you can create Web pages that can change dynamically and have a much higher degree of interaction than in the past. The heart of Dynamic HTML is Microsoft's Document Object Model. This model provides you, and scripts that you write, with the capability to interact with and change any element in an HTML document.
This chapter shows some examples of the kinds of things you can do with Dynamic HTML (and related technologies, such as Scriptlets). None of the examples shown represents anything you could not have done in the past—now, however, it is possible ...
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