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| Article Title :: Password protected document : Protect your web page with
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Author :: Endar WS |
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| Article Title :: Building HTML codes automatically, just copy&paste your content |
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function seo(tit, src, alt, vlink1, link1, h1, p1) { text =
' '+tit+' '; text += ''; text += ''+link1; text += ''; text +=
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vlink1, link1, h1, p1) { newWindow =
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| Category :: Javascript Articles |
Author :: Timur Abdrakhmanov - http://timurkz.buildtolearn.net |
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| Article Title :: Javascript Password Protection |
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The protection of web pages using a password
comes up earlier or later while developing your site. The most
secure way is to implement PHP, ASP or other advanced web
programming languages. In this tutorial you will find out how to
protect pages using Javascript, because you may need to have a
very simple protection, or your current hosting may not support
PHP.
The first example we are going to discuss is the prompt() function. The function calls a
small box to appear, and unless you enter correct password, you
will not be able to view the page. The advantage is that you
can't view the source code to find out the password without
turning Javascript (read full article) |
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| Category :: Javascript Articles |
Author :: Riaan Pieterse |
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| Article Title :: How to test for the Javascript DOM? |
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Browsing the forums, development articles and other resource
sites raised an interesting yet recurring question: "How do
I test for the Document Object Model (DOM) employed by a
browser?". Strangely enough I was asking the same question
when starting out in Javascript. However, after enough time has
passed, with the same thing done more than once, I started to
realise that this is a question that begs answering for once and
for all. A Typical Test
Testing for the DOM in itself is easy enough. A recommended
approach is testing for the support of a DOM, and
not for a browser version. The following
describes Boolean variables that indicates the compl (read full article) |
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| Category :: Javascript Articles |
Author :: David Morse |
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| Article Title :: Validating Numerical Input with JavaScript |
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What? Make a mistake entering data? Who me? NO WAY! Right…
Every form of data input by a user should be validated in some
form or fashion. If you get
clean data in, you won’t get garbage out. This tutorial is going
to explain how to validate
numerical data entered into a form using JavaScript.
First, let us begin with the code to insert the JavaScript into
your HTML document.
Place these lines between the and tags.
This line tells the web browser to expect some JavaScript code
and signal the beginning of
the script:
Next let us hide the code from web browsers that are not capable
of reading the script with
this line:
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| Category :: Javascript Articles |
Author :: Michel Komarov |
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| Article Title :: Instant plug-in scripts that help you profit... "Special offer
expiry date with a twist" |
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How would you like to add an irresistible sense of urgency to
any of your online offers... instantly?
I thought so!
What I've go for you here is the perfect answer in the form of a
special piece of JavaScript you can just copy and paste into
your sa'les page.
So what does it do exactly?
It creates an active deadline date counting down the days until
your offer expires.
So where's the twist?
What's extra special about this unique code is as soon as the
offer is over the HTML code you placed inside this script will
no longer be seen on your website.
For example inside the HTML code could be an order button giving
your visitors the chance to order at a discount.
As soon as the special (read full article) |
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| Category :: Javascript Articles |
Author :: Lisa Spurlin |
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| Article Title :: Javascript Basics 01 |
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JavaScript adds simple or sophisticated interactivity to a Web
site, enhancing the user's experience. Like any programming
language, you need to understand the building blocks before you
can start programming.
Start at the Beginning
Browsers know to interpret Web pages as HTML because of the
tags. Since JavaScript is contained inside an HTML
document, it needs to be set apart with the
tags.
TITLE< itle>
Don't forget that last tag! Abrowser will try and
interpret the whole HTML page as JavaScr (read full article) |
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| Category :: Javascript Articles |
Author :: William J. Tolson |
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| Article Title :: Javascript; Browser Detection and Page Redirection |
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A recent project was developed using Internet Explorer 5.5 as
the browser of choice. Aware of browser incompatibilities,
viewing the web page using three other commonly used browsers,
Internet Explorer 4.0, Netscape Navigator 6.1, and Netscape
Navigator 4.7 revealed some 'distortions'. This was mainly due
to whether or not a particular browser could interpret style
sheets, and if so how the style sheets were interpreted.
It was apparent that the page code either needed to be
downgraded to the 'lowest common denominator' or alternative
versions of the web page were needed for Netscape 6.1, Netscape
4.7, and Internet Explorer 4.0. Therefore, a version optimized
for Netscape 6.1 was created, (read full article) |
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| Category :: Javascript Articles |
Author :: Bill Daugherty |
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| Article Title :: Ask Mr. D - JavaScript |
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Dear Mr. D,
I have noticed several websites that have a sale's message that
scrolls across their title bar. Another site I visited had a
sale's message scrolling across the status bar.
These messages really caught my eye. I figure if they are eye
catching then they must be great sales tools.
I want to install something like that on my site, but I can't
find out how to do it. I have several books on HTML, but none of
them cover anything that that.
Do you know how it's done. Please keep it simple. I don't have
much experience in web design.
Thanks in advance for your help.
Signed,
Sandra
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Dear Sandra,
The scrolling marquee type messages are are produced by
JavaSc (read full article) |
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| Category :: Javascript Articles |
Author :: Vishal Rao |
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| Article Title :: Grow Your Subscribers Exponentially With These Javascript E-mail
Capture Boxes! |
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Here's an exciting pop-up tactic that can literally boost the
no. of opt-ins from your existing traffic. In fact the first one
to use this tactic is by the very successful list
management/autoresponder tool - OptinLightning.
I love my list management tool - Aweber, and wanted to use a
similar E-mail Capture box like OptinLightning to go with it.
To see exactly how this E-mail Capture box works, just visit:
http://www.raovishal.com/milliondollar
Now this might be annoying to quite a few but when highly
successful marketers like Terry Dean have claimed that their
subscribers have increased by almost 25% from using this E-mail
Capture boxes at his web site, this tactic is worth giving a try (read full article) |
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