Introduction to the Document Object Model

http://www.killersites.com - The the key to all those cool Javascript and AJAX affects is found in understanding what the document object model is - in short, we call this the DOM.


We've only made part of our content available for free. For the rest, check out our Killer Video Store or our Video Tutorial Library at Killersites.com!

http://www.killervideostore.com/
http://www.killersites.com/university/
http://www.killersites.com/community/
http://www.killerjavascript.com/

Category:

Education

Tags:

• dom
• scripting
• javascript
• ajax
• programming
• web programming
• website
• web design
• killersites
• tutorial training
• document object model

[Medimagery]

I've watched a dozen videos on the DOM, and yours is the clearest. Thank you!

[killerphp]

@Medimagery,

My pleasure.

Stef

[willzurmacht]

thanks you it's 100% clear to me now :D

[killerphp]

@willzurmacht Glad you found the video helpful! Feel free to join our Killersites Forum Community and check out our websites!

[thetawaves48]

You mean to say "unordered list" not "ordered list"

[killerphp]

@thetawaves48

Yes, probably. I do make mistakes.

S

[skyfisk]

This video helped me ALOT understanding what the DOM is, after reading 10 different pages trying to explain it I was about to give up, but this video saved me! Thanks! :)

[adjustmentlayer]

Thanks so much. You finally explained what a DOM is after years of being in the dark about it... I really appreciate the theory and find it really quite interesting.

[OscillatingEthmoid]

I really hate sounding this picky Stefan, but just for clarification, when @2:15 and @2:30 you said "ordered list". "ul" is for an unordered list. This is being pretty particular seeing as it has little impact on what this video is teaching. I only mention it in case it helps avoid confusion in any other context that you may use it.

Great video by the way. Thanks for posting!

[mbv401920150]

Now is more clear for me!

Thanks for the video!

Great!!!