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The Doc is back with more server-side services, this time utilizing ASP.NET. Just as JavaScript is the perfect helper for HTML on the client side, JScript .NET complements ASP.NET on the server. More info |
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Pop up a new window and then have it fall back behind the main window. More info |
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A neighbor wanted to run Google ads on his website. It's one of these turnkey things that give you an on-line store that you can add products to. It's all PHP and Javascript driven, but it wasn't too hard to find a place to stick the Google code (which is also Javascript). More info |
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This article will focus on creating a single DOM Document interface for developers to use in both Internet Explorer 5.0+ (Windows) and Mozilla (The Mozilla browser itself, or Netscape 6.1+). More info |
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This is a great trick! The script sits on your page and, depending on the user's browser type and version, prints text or other elements to it. See it to really understand its power. More info |
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JScript .NET has matured into a full fledge language. Essam details some of the new features that make this a serious tool for developers. More info |
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Perhaps more difficult to pronounce then understand, polymorphism is a key feature of any object oriented language; and, as Doc Javascript explains, can be implemented in JScript .NET using both methods and interfaces. More info |
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You may wonder how you can ever perform data entry validation for dates in forms. The problem is not so much in the calculations as it is in the wide variety of acceptable date formats around the world. More info |
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Contrary to Mom's instructions, you don't always have to share your toys. With the right keywords, JScript .NET lets you ensure that your base methods cannot be replaced. More info |
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As a user types in new values using the Auto-Complete feature of Internet Explorer, it maintains a list of values that the user has entered. But there are some limitations. These are overcome in this article, using JavaScript. More info |
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