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This article to a colleague Introduction Forms have long been and will continue to be a central part of any interactive site. Collecting information from a form has been solved, first by posting the data to an e-mail address, then by using Common Gateway Interface (CGI) scripts, and currently by using other server-side technologies, such as ASPs. Collecting and storing this data into a database is a fairly simple process and...
Updated: 03/13/2005
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Learn how to devote an entire page to an image-driven, DHTML navigation system. This code from Dan Wellman will result in a fully functioning, interactive navigation page that loads a new page whenever a specified location of the window is passed over by the central image. Dynamic HTML, as the name suggests, was brought about to enable developers to produce text and graphics that are not static and fixed in position. The possibilities this brings to Web design are...
Updated: 03/13/2005
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If you haven't followed the evolution of my DHTML Dropdown XML/XSL menu in its first incarnation as an ASCX User Control, you may wish to view that in my first article here . After completing the menu as a User Control, I decided to put in a little extra time and create a full-fledged ServerControl from it. To summarize, what I did with the original is take the "guts" of the old MSDN - style menubar with the drop-down menu lists,...
Updated: 03/13/2005
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This article follows on from Cascading Menus and fully explains how the JavaScript in that menu program works. It's also a crash course in Dynamic HTML (DHTML), and to understand it you will need to know basic JavaScript. August 16, 2000 You can refer to the full JavaScript code for HMenu.js at any time through this link . The Script Let's recap on the elements dealt with in Cascading Menus . A menu is made up of four basic items - the menu itself, menu items , submenu...
Updated: 03/13/2005
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The notion of Rich Internet Applications has been kicking around for a while. Let's face it--a web applications with an HTML or even a DHTML UI doesn't quite cut it for replacing a native application. Java applets may not be the solution either. If you're feeling pragmatic, why not...
Updated: 03/13/2005
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| ( Page 1 of 5 ) This illustrates how to show visitors to a site which tab they are currently on. The article outlines how to create a script that manipulates the z-indices of graphical tabs to pull the one that is clicked to the top layer and show the content in that tab. There is a simple introduction to the div tag, the z-index property and DHTML scripting in general. Switching on Layers with Scripts and the Tag Using web pages to display information is very easy; after all,...
Updated: 03/13/2005
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Have you ever needed some custom error handling for your asp site. Solution with a class that uses VBScripts Error handling object. The error class, CError, allows you to display a custom dialog box with the option to have a detailed message, a general message, and log the error in a file for later reference. It also uses some JavaScript and DHTML to allow the user to drag the dialog box around. But since this article...
Updated: 03/13/2005
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2 Displaying the Toolbar in Internet Explorer 3 Hacking Netscape 4 4 All Together Now 5 Adding the Nifty Stuff Building the (New) Webmonkey Toolbar by Taylor 20 Mar 2001 Taylor is a Webmonkey contributing editor and a mild-mannered technologist who freelances for Web design firms across the Net. Even though he's never been photographed or seen with Captain Cursor , he insists that they are indeed two separate people. Page 1 When the first DHTML toolbar was used on Webmonkey, part of its...
Updated: 03/13/2005
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This article explains about Client-side XML processing. Today's browsers do cover the basics and some of them go even further, offering support for XHTML, SVG, XSLT, XPath , XLink, validation using W3C XML Schema, and more. This article will introduce you to basic cross-browser XML development with the aid of Sarissa , an ECMAScript library designed to stop those nasty incompatibilities before they get too close . Getting Started Using XML on the client enables you to do...
Updated: 02/28/2005
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