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With this script, you can initially hide any number of content objects and reveal them one at a time in sequence, like in a presentation. Good for showing off important points, a series of images etc. Decide whether the "reveal" animation should only be applied once per browser session, or every time the page loads. Furthermore, customize the pause time and display order of each individual content if needed. Script works in both IE5 and NS6 and above. Browsers that don't support this script will see all the content at once.
This script implements a draggable layer that can be used much like a popup window, but without the usual focus problems that popups often imply. This is also an alternative for a webmaster to fight against popup killers, by simulating a popup box with layers. This script would replace the typical javascript code that creates a popup with the open window function. Also included are simple controls to show or hide the draggable layer. Compatible with NS4-7 & IE.
Changes the color of the scrollbars in a page dynamically, via a simple JavaScript function; shows how to attach the scrollbar color change function to links and to mouseOver and other events. The script works in Internet Explorer 5.5 and later and is ignored by other browsers.
Use this script to launch a popup window that automatically loads an image and resizes itself to fit neatly around that image. The script also places a title you set in the titlebar of the popup window. Any number of images can be launched from a single instance of the script.
This very easy script can be used to insert an external page or pages into a floating layer in your current page. A simple way to quickly include extra content, especially in crowded pages. Using links within the iframed pages in the floating layer, you can literally include a whole secondary content vehicle or even a self contained mini website. The technique is ideal for newsfeeds, image display vehicles and slideshows, captured blog pages, floating multi-media presentations, or other content that can be contained in an ordinary html page.
This script allows you to dynamically include the contents of another page onto the current without resorting to server side means (ie: server side includes). By using the IFRAME tag, and automatically resizing it based on the actual height of the containing page, it allows you to seamlessly display external content on your page. In other words, the iframe is automatically resized to be only as tall as the external page's height. The script works in both IE5 and NS6 and above, and degrades well with the rest.
This script allows you to set up regular text links to launch a pop-up window displaying the specified image. Supports centering of window on screen, a text description, and more. Features: Supports a text description, displayed beneath the image; Ability to set a background color/image for the pop up window; Only one pop up window open at all times to avoid agitation; Pop up window is centered on page the first time it's activated. Subsequent calls to it are not, so the user may choose to drag the window to a custom location if desired.
Causes all page scrollbars to blink in three colors; on/off control (optional) can turn effect on and off via links. The script works in Internet Explorer 5.5 and later and degrades gracefully for all other browsers. The script also allows you to adjust the blink speed, the default color when the script is off, and whether you want it to start automatically.
HTML2XHTML Converter (H2X) generates a well formed XHTML string from an HTML DOM object from pure JavaScript. H2X could be used in online wysiwyg html editors or any other javascript applications to produce well formed XHTML 1.0 code. It is easy to use in any Content Management System (CMS) to produce a well formed XHTML instead common HTML. H2X works in MS IE 5.0 (Windows) for Windows or above, Netscape 7.1, Mozilla 1.3 or above. It should work in all Mozilla based browsers (eg Firefox 0.8+).
A small collection of popular simple tips and tricks to be used in JavaScript. Examples include: Keep background fixed when pages scrolls; Call more than one function from an event; Make window pop under; Set window size; Set window position; Make window come to front; Stop window from losting focus; Scroll to top of page with JavaScript link; Bring window to front periodically; Prevent page being captured in frameset; Redirect page with or without JavaScript; Reload page at given time interval; Put scrollbar on left side instead of right.
In this JavaScript tutorial you will learn how to write JavaScripts and insert them into your HTML documents, and how to make your pages more dynamic and interactive. Topics include: JavaScript introduction, JavaScript How To, JavaScript Where To, JavaScript variables, JavaScript operators, JavaScript functions, JavaScript conditional, JavaScript looping, JavaScript guidelines, JavaScript references, JavaScript string object, JavaScript array object, JavaScript date object, JavaScript math object, JavaScript window object, JavaScript quiz.
Ajax (Asynchronous JavaScript and XML) is one of the most exciting new techniques to hit website development in years. It's considered the successor to DHTML and has come to include countless techniques for using JavaScript creatively - from keystroke events to mouse movement detection, remote data retrieval and web page use, and other techniques that make web pages perform more like a desktop application. All web designers and developers should understand at least the core Ajax fundamentals. In this training, students learn how to effectively use JavaScript programming to download XML data from the server. They also learn best practice strategies for manipulating data asynchronously while users interact with various, active web pages. This comprehensive class is taught by experienced and attentive instructors. See site for interactive AJAX samples of what students will learn in the course.
Aimed at new javascript programmers who have yet to write their first script. Topics covered include: functions, placing your javascript, commonly used functions (prompt, alert, window popup). It is recommended that you have at least some experience in HTML before doing this tutorial, as it will make many of the examples easier to understand. If you already have a solid understanding of programming and its basics, then this tutorial is probably too easy for you. The tutorial ends with an advanced lesson on basic form validation.
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.
Introduction to JavaScript covers the basics of using JavaScript to make web sites more dynamic and functional. Topics covered include form validation, opening new windows, and image rollovers. The training class targets Web designers and developers who are familiar with HTML. Advanced JavaScript covers advanced techniques such as using regular expressions for more advanced form validation, setting and reading cookies, creating objects, and some basic Dynamic HTML techniques. The training class assumes a basic knowledge of JavaScript.
Javascript is a client side technology that allows webmasters to add many functional and "cool" features to websites. Weborum's JavaScript tutorials is a growing knowledgebase frequented by many advanced programmers available to also answer questions on implementing a particular script in the archive. Popular scripts include simple display time and date on a page, popup control, the amazing earthquake script which causes a user's browser to literally shake, hexidecimal colour chart, back button history, pop-up script, set page as homepage.
A1 JavaScript Resources features a large amount of high quality free javascripts, also a dhtml section, tutorials, forum and online tools. It exhibits full working examples of each script, is a high traffic site, well presented and updated regularly.
DHTML Nirvana is a DHTML resource site provided by Eddie Traversa. It features free Javascripts, DHTML Tutorials, CSS Tutorials as well as some Macromedia Fireworks Tutorials. DHTML Nirvana, focuses upon the current Web Standards, such as the W3 Document Object Model and SVG and utilizes XHTML. DHTML Nirvana, uses state of the art DHTML with very low code weight and works in all standards based browsers. Netscape 7, IE5, Opera 7, and Mozilla. The site does not support Netscape 4 or browsers incapable of rendering DHTML.
Free, original DHTML scripts and components for your website. Categories include menus & navigation systems, document effects, scrollers, image effects, links & buttons, dynamic clocks & dates, image slideshows, dynamic content, mouseover images, mouse trail effects, form effects, text animations, browser window, dhtml games, user / system preferences, and dhtml books. Each listing of a script is prepared so that you can copy and paste the code right from their website. It also gives instructions on how to use each JavaScript snippet.
Interactive DHTML Art Demos are computer generated visual animations, JavaScript interactive experimentations, source-code demos and other advanced visual effects written in JavaScript, VML, and Direct Animation. The scripts are OutlookExpress compatible, therefore may be used to animate e-mail, create mail-art and stationery. An 'open source' button is available for you to copy-n-paste and play with the scripts. The website organizes the DHTML scripts into categories from 2D, 3D, VML, Images, DA, and text.
Comprehensive JavaScript tutorials and many free scripts. Script categories include JavaScript clocks, JavaScript calendars, JavaScript timers, JavaScript scrollers, JavaScript menus, JavaScript forms, JavaScript email validation, JavaScript quizzes, JavaScript math, JavaScript text effects and JavaScript links. Also features tutorials on DHTML, CSS, and general web design. Sections on the site include: Free JavaScripts; JavaScript tutorials; Free Java Applets; Advanced JavaScript Tutorials; DHTML/CSS Tutorials; Web building tutorials.
Accelebrate's Master JavaScript training class teaches attendees the skills they need to successfully develop more interactive Web applications using JavaScript. The class teaches audiences ranging from new JavaScript developers to experienced programmers how to successfully write JavaScript scripts. The class can be taught using Dreamweaver MX, Dreamweaver MX 2004, FrontPage, HomeSIte, or other development tools. The class is taught exclusively on-site for groups of 3-15 attendees at client sites worldwide.
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.