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JavaScriptHow to use JavaScript to enhance your Web page.ArticlesFrame Implementationby Martin Webb May 28, 1999 Filter Implementation by Martin Webb May 28, 1999 Implementation by Martin Webb May 28, 1999 Solving the Puzzle: Manipulating Images With JavaScript by Martin Webb May 28, 1999 Different browser versions handle image manipulation differently. Martin Webb shows you a script that can figure out what the browser can do, then display a moveable image puzzle. Assigning Behaviors to Slice Objects by J. Scott Hamlin Apr. 30, 1999 Making the Frames by J. Scott Hamlin Apr. 30, 1999 Designating the Slices by J. Scott Hamlin Apr. 30, 1999 Fireworks 2 Tutorial: Disjointed Rollovers by J. Scott Hamlin Apr. 30, 1999 Fireworks 2 lets you key multiple image swaps from a single rollover—but Macromedia's documentation is difficult to follow. Our Multimedia Developer walks you through the process. The Light Show in Action by Ryan Detert, Martin Webb Mar. 12, 1999 View and download the source code used to create dynamic lighting effects. Creating Visual Filters by Ryan Detert, Martin Webb Mar. 12, 1999 Martin and Ryan introduce you to the different visual filters for MSIE4, and provide you with working examples that generate code that can be cut and pasted into your own documents. The Light Fantastic by Ryan Detert, Martin Webb Mar. 12, 1999 Learn how to code filters to apply visual lighting effects to your images. (For Windows users with IE4.0+ only.) Source Code for The Weekly Update Script by Martin Webb Jan. 29, 1999 View and download the source code for The Weekly Update Script. And now...The Weekly Update Script by Martin Webb Jan. 29, 1999 Weekly updates, for most sites, are all a part of being on the Web. But how can you take the pain out of linking to your "What's New" page each week? Martin Webb shows you a simple JavaScript that uses the date object to take the user to the right page, and also how to allow them to go back and view previous update pages. The JavaScript Pop-up Window Primer by Martin Webb Nov. 6, 1998 Exploring the depths of JavaScript and its idiosyncrasies with v4 browsers, Martin Webb arms you with everything you need to know to build and control the placement of JavaScript pop-up windows. JavaScript Pop-up Window Generator by Chuck Toporek, Peter Wiggin Nov. 6, 1998 Take the easy way out. Use our JavaScript Pop-up Window Generator to build the code for you. Introduction to JavaScript Pop-up Windows by Martin Webb Nov. 6, 1998 Martin begins with an introduction/overview of how to add pop-up windows to your site by detailing the window open() syntax. Controlling Pop-up Windows by Martin Webb Nov. 6, 1998 Now that you've got it all together, learn how to control the contents of your pop-up windows to change its position, to change content, or to find the window's properties. New Window Features by Martin Webb Nov. 6, 1998 See which new JavaScript properties will affect pop-up windows in the 4.0 browsers. Managing Your Windows by Martin Webb Nov. 6, 1998 Learn how to use the onBlur method, and browser-specific properties to control the focus and position of the pop-up window. What is ECMAScript? by Jeff Dyer Sept. 11, 1998 Learn more about what ECMAScript is, how it originated, and what it can be used for. Source Code for Scripting Java Applets by Jeff Dyer Sept. 11, 1998 View the source code used to create and script the Java applet. ECMAScript Sept. 11, 1998 Learn more about ECMAScript's origins from Danny Goodman, author of Dynamic HTML: The Definitive Reference. Pop-up Windows Made Easy by Chuck Toporek Aug. 28, 1998 Learn how to create pop-up windows by adding a simple line of JavaScript to anchor tags. Designing Smart Pop-up Windows July 17, 1998 Learn how to use JavaScript and Cookies to create smart pop-up windows for delivering messages to new and frequent users to your site. (From Web Techniques magazine, July 1998 issue.) Building a Dynamic Thank You Page by Martin Webb June 12, 1998 See how you can use JavaScript to enhance your Thank You page to let the user know that what they sent is exactly what you received. Dynamic Thank You Page Source Code by Martin Webb June 12, 1998 View and download the source code to create your own dynamic thank you page. Recursive JavaScript Source Code by Scott Balay June 5, 1998 View the source code used to create the twinkling starfield demo. Recursive JavaScript by Scott Balay June 5, 1998 See how to use JavaScript functions to create looping, or recursive, animations instead of relying on animated GIFs. Internationalizing Your Web Site Mar. 27, 1998 Addressing the needs of an international customer base is key to any electronic commerce site. See how you can use JavaScript to handle things like currency exchange, U.S. to metric size conversions, and how to make your forms more usable for a broader market. Dynamic Table Sorting by Martin Webb Mar. 20, 1998 To take advantage of IE4's data binding features, you will need to control the data with scripting. Martin take a look at how-to use JavaScript for sorting tables dynamically. Source Code for Sorting Tables Dynamically by Martin Webb Mar. 20, 1998 Example source code. Sample the MegaCoder Rollover Script Generator by Scott Balay Mar. 13, 1998 View a sample of how the MegaCoder Rollover Script Generator works. Source Code for the JavaScript Rollover Generator by Scott Balay Mar. 13, 1998 Download the source code to create your own JavaScript generator. JavaScript Rollover Generator by Scott Balay Mar. 13, 1998 Need to add a rollover effect to your Website? Use the MegaCoder Rollover Script Generator to create the JavaScript on-the-fly. The MegaCoder Rollover Script Generator by Scott Balay Mar. 13, 1998 Why go through all the trouble of having to learn JavaScript to write a simple rollover effect when you can use JavaScript to create the code for you? Using JavaScript to Write JavaScript by Nash R. Radovanovic Sept. 26, 1997 One of the nicest features of JavaScript is its ability to write JavaScript back and forth to any frame within a page format. In this article, you'll see an example of how JavaScript is used to create an interactive notebook for your Web site. Generating Boilerplate Documents by Dale Dougherty Sept. 26, 1997 Written in JavaScript, the Recruitment Ad application is essentially like producing a form letter. It accepts a limited set of input parameters in one HTML document and it generates a new HTML document based on the input. Recruitment Ad by Dale Dougherty Sept. 26, 1997 Answer the ten qustions below to generate a recruitment ad to help you find a new member for your Web development team. The Definitive Rollover Script by Nick Heinle June 13, 1997 The last word on creating JavaScript rollover effects. JavaScript Overview by Stephen Spainhour Jan. 17, 1997 A concise summary of the various JavaScript objects, and the properties, methods and event handlers defined for them. If you're already writing JavaScript code, this section should help refresh your memory about specific names and syntaxes. For newcomers, we also provide an overview of JavaScript and its capabilities. |
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