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A DHTML menu bar that automatically slides open from the left edge of the screen as the surfer moves the mouse over it. Moving the mouse out will cause the bar to slide back in. The menu uses an external page as its content to display. This allows you to configure the menu simply by editing the external file, through HTML. Uses CSS to allow for easy styling of most aspects of the menu. Works in IE, NS6, Opera 7 and above, degrading well with browsers that don't support it. Create the menu file like any other HTML document including text/images.
Nitobi Tabstrip is an Ajax-powered tab-strip component with native support for other Nitobi components, client-side statefulness, and skinnability. Features: ajax architecture; cross-platform support; cross-browser support; standards based; multi-mode operation; fully skinnable; fade transitions; compliant keyboard support; native statefullness; nitobi component aware; custom tabs; multiple themes per page; standards mode compliant to support both quirks mode and standards mode. Pages of content can be requested using Ajax requests. No postbacks are ever required, but Tabstrip can also be bound to iFrame URL's if needed, or used as traditional page navigation. XML and CSS are the basis of tab architecture, making it easy to customize and extend. Available with native support for Java, PHP and Classic ASP, and Coldfusion.
Nitobi Tree is a dynamic tree component with Ajax drill-down, unbound mode, client-side statefulness, skinnability, and data-driven sidebar. Features: ajax architecture; cross-platform support; cross-browser support; xml-driven; data driven side panel; native statefulness; expand / collapse transition; compliant keyboard support; multi-mode operation; fully skinnable; rich javascript api; declarative interface; checkbox multi-selection; and standards mode compliant. XML is the core of the tree architecture. Supply arbitrary amounts of meta data for every node, which can be accessed using the JavaScript Object Model. Bind to static XML data islands, or construct them in pieces using XMLHttp Ajax requests. No postbacks are ever required. Tree depth can be arbitrarily large, and new nodes are loaded dynamically using a lightweight Ajax architecture.
One of the most important aspects of web design is getting information from the viewer to the webmaster. This is where HTML forms are used. Almost every site on the web has a type of form somewhere. They are easy enough to create when they are simple, like search boxes. But what if you need them to be complex. How about changing the forms based on input by the viewer. This is where interactive forms using Javascript and HTML can help. In this tutorial, you will learn how to show and hide forms depending on user input.
My JavaScript Notepad is a place where you will find a javascript reference, FAQ and general disscusion on other web related application development. The philosophy behind the site to to create a scrapbook of all different aspects of javascript and collection of clean and well practiced examples. There is also a newsgroup section to the site where you will find solutions and suggestions in response to posts people have made on the comp.lang.javascript newsgroup. The reference section has all Method, Objects, Properties and Events of the Document Object Model listed, for you to browse or search.