Displays a dialog box with a message and two clickable buttons. Script execution halts while the dialog box appears. One button indicates a Cancel

Opens a blank popup rectangular space that can be populated with HTML content, yet the space can extend across frame boundaries and even window bord

This IE event model method, shared among all element objects, is also a member of the window object.

Although the window object is not officially part of the W3C DOM, Netscape 6 implements this W3C DOM event model method for the window object.

Evaluates one or more script expressions in any scripting language embedded in the browser. Expressions must be contained within a single string

Searches the document body text for a string and selects the first matching string. Optionally, you can specify whether the search should be case-se

Brings the window to the front of all regular browser windows and fires the onFocus event (in IE). If another window had focus at the time, that o

Navigates one step forward through the history list of the window or frame. If the forward history has no entries, no action takes place.

Mistakenly exposed to scripters, this method calls upon the operating system's way of alerting a user that the application needs attention. In Windo

Returns a style object (specifically, a CSSStyleDeclaration object in the W3C DOM terminology) showing the net cascade of style settings that affe

Returns a selection object, which can then be turned into a W3C DOM Range object. This method takes the place of the old document.getSelection( )

The opposite of window.captureEvents( ) , this method turns off event capture at the window level for one or more specific events named in the para

Navigates to the URL designated as the home page for the browser. This is the same as the user clicking on the Home button.

This is a convenience method that shifts the location of the window by specified pixel amounts along both axes. To shift along only one axis, set th

This is a convenience method that shifts the location of the current window to a specific coordinate point. The moveTo( ) method uses the screen c