"Unobstrusive" Javascript Reference?

[darksidepuffin]

Hey All,

Can anyone suggest a good reference site (other than, for example, w3schools) where I'd be able to start to pick up on DOM based "proper usage" of "Unobstrusive" Javascript?(eg: Javascript that enhances..but doesn't disable functionality if it's disabled itself)

[RysChwith]

I've found a number of really good articles on Apple's developer site. Let me dig up a URL....

http://developer.apple.com/internet/

Not necessarily set up well as a primary learning tool, but some handy references. This article in particular may interest you:

http://developer.apple.com/internet/webcontent/dom2i.html

Not quite the same topic, but here's a series of articles on object-oriented JavaScript, if you're interested:

http://www.codeproject.com/script/Articles/list_articles.asp?userid=434413

Rys

[darksidepuffin]

Thanks Rys -- thats what I was looking for -- not a "learning tool", a reference...I tend to work better with "some handy references" than "do this..do that...blehblehbleh.." learning tools ^_^