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JavaScript, DOM, and the Humble Form
So you've got a form on your Web page, and now you want JavaScript to interact with it. This tutorial outlines the various methods used when scripting forms, and explains the form Document Object Model in detail. Includes code examples of the two main methods with an emphasis on Web standards and best practices.
Document Text Replace
This script will find any instance of a chosen word and swap it out for another. Helps to keep your pages looking good. Very easy to use!
Hate IE
If your visitor is using Internet Explorer as their browser, this script will politely suggest Firefox as an alternative browser. Just add it to the head of your page. Very simple!
Include CSS Stylesheet by DOM
Use this script when you want to use the DOM to include a cascading style sheet. Very simple to implement.
SWFObject
This small JavaScript file is used for embedding Adobe Flash content. The script can detect the Flash plug-in in all major Web browsers (on Mac and PC) and is designed to make embedding Flash movies as easy as possible. It is also very search engine friendly, degrades gracefully, can be used in valid HTML and XHTML 1.0 documents, and is forward compatible, so it should work for years to come.
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How to Create a JavaScript Image Viewer
Here is a solution to online photo albums. Using JavaScript, images are displayed as thumbnails. If you wish to see more detail, click on the thumbnail and it will expand to its full size.
How To Create Unique Automatic JavaScript Objects
Need to create a JavaScript object, and ensure that one--and only one--instance is available to your scripts? Philip Chalmers discusses his technique for creating single JavaScript object instances that can be accessed from multiple scripts.
Object-Oriented JavaScript
This week we cover OOP (Object-Oriented Programming) and how it relates to JavaScript. Topics covered include: what encapsulation, inheritance and polymorphism mean, how JavaScript functions work, how to implement inheritance using closures, prototypes and more. By Cristian Darie and Bogdan Brinzarea. 1015
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DB2 Viper II and the IBM Data Studio Developer Workbench
In part 1 of this new series, Paul Zikopoulos introduces the Database Explorer that's part of the new IBM DS DWB in the DB2 Viper II open beta.
Mobile Telephony with Enterprise Roots
EIT Toolkit: New vendor Agito Networks can automatically route your Enterprise calls through the corporate or cellular air waves depending on where you are.
Excellence in Technology Awards: The Nominating Begins
The annual autumn arrival of our small business awards nomination process means the chance for you to tell other SMBs what hardware, software and services made the biggest impact on your company.
JavaScript @ ScriptSearch
100s of JavaScript snippets to download for free! |
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Lambda Probe Essentials: The Top 5 Features for Tomcat Administration
Get to know Lambda Probe, an open source tool for effective and comprehensive monitoring and administration of the Tomcat application server. Emerging Technologies: Service Delivery Platforms?The Next Wave in Developing, Delivering and Managing Converged Applications
Developers, managers and architects are well versed in the benefits of Web Services, Web application servers and the various platforms that leverage these technologies. However, the Web Services landscape as you know it today is evolving into a unified environment that will make developing, deploying and managing converged applications easier and more efficient. Creating Web Sites with ASP.NET 2.0
If you're just starting to create ASP.NET web sites?or just switching to ASP.NET 2.0?you can get up to speed quickly with this handy guide. Java Web Development the Wicket Way
Wicket, a lightweight, component-oriented web application framework in plain Java and XHTML, stresses separation of concerns, testability, and good object-oriented design practices. Check out Wicket's approach to common implementation scenarios. Start a New Web Application in Tomcat by Modifying the /conf/server.xml File
Of course that there are many ways to start a new web application in Tomcat, but this tip is for the developers who want to do this by modifying the /conf/server.xml file. |
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