October 1998
Intermediate to advanced
95 pages
4h 36m
English
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Location
current browser location
Client-side JavaScript 1.0
Synopsis
location
window.location
Properties
The Location object defines the same URL-related properties that
the Link object does, with the exception of the
target. See the
Link object for a description of the
hash, host, hostname, href,
pathname, port, protocol, and search properties. Setting any of
these properties causes the browser to load and display the docu-
ment from the new URL. As a shortcut, you can also load a new
document by assigning a URL string to the
location property of
the Window.
Methods
reload(force)
Reloads the current document from the cache or the server.
The
force argument is optional. If true, it forces a complete
reload, even if the document has not been modified. Returns
nothing. JS 1.1.
replace(url)
Replaces the current document with a new one, without
generating a new entry in the browsing history. Returns
nothing. JS 1.1.
See Also
Link, Window.location
Math
mathematical functions and constants
Core JavaScript 1.0; JScript 1.0; ECMA v1
Synopsis
Math.constant
Math.function()
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Description
The Math object is a placeholder for grouping mathematical
constants and functions. It does not define a class of objects as
Date and String do. There is no
Math() constructor, ...
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