Introduction Many web applications provide client side functionality based on the capabilities of browser. ASP.NET provides an easy way to get capabilities of browsers. The capabilities of a browser include things such as whether it supports cookies,javascript and ActiveX controls and browser type and version. Based on these capabilities you can decide...   Read Article.

A Snippet Here, A Snippet There HomeSite Unleashed, Installment 1 by Amy Cowen Snippets are the primo way to develop customized, site-specific chunks of reusable code for HTML, JavaScript, CSS, DHTML, or your other favorite scripting language. If you're not using snippets yet, you're missing out. In the first release of HomeSite, quot;snippetsquot;...   Read Article.

Robert Hess Q Is the frame and table of contents combination used on MSDN Online ( http://msdn.microsoft.com ) a treeview control, a Java-language applet, or Dynamic HTML (DHTML)? Is the source code available somewhere for download, complete with icons, so I can use it for my own pages? A What looks like a tree control on the MSDN site is built on the...   Read Article.

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...   Read Article.

By Peter A. Bromberg, Ph.D. Printer - Friendly Version 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...   Read Article.

( Page 1 of 6 ) 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...   Read Article.

by Jeremy Allaire Just weeks ago I had the opportunity to spend some focused time discussing new technologies with a group of serious Web professionals. The forum was the Web98 web design and development conference at an Allaire-sponsored roundtable on the future of Web development. Instead of offering Allaire's product-centric view of the future...   Read Article.

Tutorial Written By: Chad Jones The W3C is here to stay. The programmer that continues to rely on proprietary coding methods runs a serious risk of alienating a certain number of his or her viewer's. A perfect example is trying to view a quot;Layerquot; embedded web page on Netscape 6.1. Netscape completely abandoned the Layer tag in favor of a W3C...   Read Article.

By Bradley L. Jones The following is an editorial by Bradley L. Jones for www.CodeGuru.com . While .NET from Microsoft is only one part of the coding world, it has been center stage the last few weeks and months. As of last week, .NET is finally a released product that is now commercially available. Microsoft likens the .NET technology as a revolution...   Read Article.

By Jerry Honeycutt You can group the font properties using font . You specify the weight, style, size, and family, as in the following example: font: bold normal 12pt times, serif font-family font-family is a prioritized list of typefaces for the element. You can specify a single typeface or a list of alternatives, separated by commas, as in the following...   Read Article.

By Robbe D. Morris Printer Friendly Version Purple keywords indicate links to related content. Recently, I was asked to create a custom slider control for a web based research tool accessed by visitors using Internet Explorer 5.5 and above. The control needed to be 100% client side in order to support custom UI characteristics not included in this code...   Read Article.

( Page 1 of 5 ) There are few tools to speed up form development. This article illustrates simple ways to provide some basic enhancements to your web application's forms such as validation, automatic submission, and hilighting of the field in focus. Introduction Something that all of us have done once if not a thousand times is website form processing....   Read Article.

( Page 1 of 3 ) There are several methods of ensuring cross-browser functionality with at the major browser vendors. Explore what the userAgent object can do. Included are code samples for determing what browsers visitors to your sites are using. The invention of DHTML has led to a proliferation of easily coded, impressive web pages containing animation...   Read Article.

( Page 1 of 3 ) One method of providing additional options to users is to present a menu that displays itself when necessary, such as when users click or just hover over an item. This article explains how to produce such a DHTML menu, which dynamically positions itself where the user s mouse is. There are many situations where user experience can be...   Read Article.

By Jeremy Petersen Manager, Web Application Engineering TeachStream, Inc. Click here to read or download a .zip file of this article. Introduction It seems one of the most in demand yet misunderstood uses for DHTML is creating a good cross-browser DHTML drop-down menu system. Many DHTML menu scripts can be found, but not all of them work in every browsers....   Read Article.

By Aaron Weiss Introduction A DOM for all Seasons Simple Hybrids Meta DHTML Part I: Syntax Patching Meta DHTML Part II: Function Libraries Square One/Resources A consequence of the tense push-pull between common standards and proprietary advantage is that Web developers today are faced with two co-dominant, partially incompatible development environments;...   Read Article.

Tutorial Written By: David Gardner Moving elements around in the document If you like working with animations, you'll be glad to know that with DHTML, the entire web page is now your drawing board! You can create content that fly all over the screen freely. In Netscape, this is done by manipulating the left and top attributes of the layer tag....   Read Article.

Tutorial Written By: David Gardner Dynamic content If you're not yet scared off by all the differences in syntax and functionality between DHTML in NS 4 and IE 4, you're ready to learn how to make content on your page dynamic, or change on demand! - Dynamic content in NS 4 Changing content in NS 4 involves- you guessed it- the layer tag. All...   Read Article.

Tutorial Written By: David Gardner DHTML in NS 4 - The LAYER tag This could either be a good thing, or a bad one, depending on your view. DHTML in NS 4 is quite simple, and comes down to essentially one word- Layer. I was pretty astonished myself, but its true- NS 4 relies completely on a new tag, called the LAYER tag, to spin up its...   Read Article.

( Page 1 of 5 ) Need to build smooth and attractive fading techniques into your web site using nothing more than script? This article will explain a proven cross-browser method, with ready-to-use code. If you think you don t need this, you will conclude otherwise after reading the article! If you ve perused the recently re-launched Macromedia website,...   Read Article.