DOM Table Object Methods
One page reference explaining the various DOM methods available for the HTML table element.

JK JavaScript Reference
Comprehensive listing of JavaScript objects, properties, and methods. Also includes explanations and examples.

JavaScript String object
Complete listing of properties and methods of the String object of JavaScript. Also includes examples and explanations.

JavaScript Dates - Get Methods
The JavaScript language contains a very useful Date object for manipulating dates. With this object you can do all sorts of really fun and interesting things.

JavaScript Date object
Complete listing of properties and methods of the Date object of JavaScript. Also includes examples.

JavaScript Form object
Complete listing of the Form object of JavaScript and its properties/methods. Also includes additional pages describing objects beneath Form, such as TEXTAREA, SELECT etc.

JavaScript Window Object explanation
Comprehensive explanation of the Window object and its events, properties, methods etc.

Document Properties
The document object is associated with the Web page appearing in the browser. It is a property of the window object and is also an object itself which includes properties and methods that permit JavaScript control over the look and feel of the current XHTML document.

JavaScript Status clock - Advance
JavaScript Status clock - Advance
In previous article JavaScript Status clock Basic we see simple technique to add clock at browser status bar. Now we are going to manipulate data which we get from Date object constructor. Using the date object and some of its methods, you can create your own JavaScript clock customized to our needs.
Here we are going to use some method supported by Date object are as follows

Writing Classes in Javascript
Writing classes in Javascript doesn't give full functionality of an object oriented language, but it at least gives data hiding and encapsulation which are very useful, especially when javascript is not a strongly typed language. It is very useful in cases when you need to handle multiple objects, instead of having arrays for all kinds of variables and then managing those arrays in methods you can just write a class to handle one object and then make many instances of that class. This also gives the namespace resolution to the variables so that you can avoid using global variables and still use variables across procedures.