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What You Need

If you have a text editor and a 2.0 or later version of Netscape Navigator, or a 3.0 or later version of Microsoft Internet Explorer, you have all you need to view and create JavaScript-enabled Web pages. For example, you should be using at least a 3.0 version of Navigator or IE.

JavaScript Compatibility Chart JavaScript 1.0 -- Netscape 2.0 JavaScript 1.1 -- Netscape 3.x, MSIE 4.x JavaScript 1.2 -- Netscape Communicator 4.0 to 4.04 JavaScript 1.3 -- Netscape Communicator 4.06 or later Microsoft JScript ~ JavaScript 1.1

To add JavaScript to an HTML page, you need to surround it in special tags. When Navigator or IE sees these tags, it knows to treat the text that follows as JavaScript--unless the user has JavaScript support turned off, in which case the browser ignores the code.

Steal Our Code

If you want to save yourself some time, you can copy and paste our examples into your own pages. Simply go to the example you want to use and click the View Source link. You can then select and copy all the code and drop it into your page. Once it's there, you can tweak it to change everything from text to logic.

Unfortunately, Navigator and IE sometimes treat the same JavaScript code in slightly different ways (partly because IE uses JScript, a proprietary implementation of JavaScript). So test your code in both browsers to make sure it works properly.

Steal Our Code

If you want to save yourself some time, you can copy and paste our examples into your own pages. Simply go to the example you want to use and click the View Source link. You can then select and copy all the code and drop it into your page. Once it's there, you can tweak it to change everything from text to logic.

Next: Start JavaScripting

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