The O'Reilly book that Larry mentioned is a good reference. There is another O'Reilly title, JavaScript Cookbook or something like that, that's also good if you're looking for specific applications of JavaScript. I found The Complete Idiot's Guide to JavaScript useful when I first got into it, and I still use it as a reference sometimes. Also JavaScript Goodies by Joe Burns is a good one (http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0789720248/qid=976138381/sr=1-26/002-7710290-1104057).
HTH, -Rick
>I've been picking up some jscript routines (TreeMenu, Calendar) for use on a couple of projects, and I need to become more proficient in using it. I can pick through things and make minor modifications, and generally understand program flow.... but > >Any suggestions for good resources to help an old programmer like me learn enough javascript to use on my WebConnection projects? > >TIA
