Tutorial Written By: Darshan HEAD | BODY | IMG | FONT | A To start out with your basic HTML page, you need this standard structure. You should use this for every HTML page you create. HTML HEAD TITLE /TITLE Any HEAD Content Here /HEAD BODY Any BODY Content Here /BODY /HTML Now, lets examine...   Read Article.

by Lisa Rein , Tim Bray December 19, 1998 Mail Server Pages eXtensible Mail Transaction Protocol (XMTP) The process begins on the ship, where a digital camera is plugged into a PC and a digital image is taken of the patient's injury. The digital image is then optimized as a JPEG file, and sent along with an HTML-based form as an ordinary e-mail attachment...   Read Article.

Printer Friendly Version Here's a little diddy that could make your code articles a lot easier to write and still look good straight out of your IDE. The function ResizeTextArea will look at the contents of your TEXTAREA tag and autosize the rows based on how much content is contained. You could then simply run a resize in the BODY tag's...   Read Article.

by James Crowley on Active Server Pages Read Comments Rate this resource Viewed 156880 times Rating: 1490 users 4.34 out of 5 Next Active Server Pages enables a web developer to replace static HTML pages with 'live data'. This information might be from a database, or simply by using cookie information. But why does this have any relevance...   Read Article.

Ying Zhang This document describes how to display safely formatted output from user input. We will discuss the dangers of displaying unfiltered output and then provide a safe means of displaying formatted output. Download ying20000718.zip and extract it into your web documents directory. Dangers of Unfiltered Output If you just took the user's input...   Read Article.

If you're a Webmaster who has to deal with image galleries, then make a note of this clever script. It gives you a solution to a very common problem -- how to resize a popup window to fit the image sizes displayed in it. The script works in NS 4/5/6/7 and IE 4/5/6. First of all you'll need one main HTML page that will contain links to the full-sized...   Read Article.

by Edward Tanguay Read Comments Rate this resource Viewed 115 times Rating: 1 users 5 out of 5 Next A very powerful and flexible way to program sites in ASP.NET is to one .aspx which contains a PlaceHolder control for each area of your screen. You then dynamically fill these controls during each hit of your page. This code will get you started....   Read Article.

by Kevin Ruse June 09, 2004 While certainly not a full-blown XML editor, Dreamweaver MX 2004 includes a fair amount of support for XML. This latest release eases the web designers' transition into the area of structured markup. Many web designers using Dreamweaver rarely view their code, preferring instead to stay within the safe confines of the Dreamweaver...   Read Article.

By Robbe D. Morris Printer Friendly Version Robbe amp; Melisa Morris Caeden Morris I've been working on a financial reporting project lately and came upon the idea of bringing our charts from ChartFX.NET to life. The idea being that we could dynamically review each pixel's color in the chart in order to generate an HTML image map on the fly. This...   Read Article.

Luis Argerich, Alejandro Mitrou One of the things that all programmers love is to write a program which writes another program. On the web we have two different programming environments: the client (browser) and the server. Due to the HTTP protocol definition we can write a program on the server which writes another program to be executed on the client....   Read Article.

by Matt Rutledge Have you ever needed some custom error handling for your asp site. I found that we had a need for it at my office, so I came up 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...   Read Article.

by Lisa Rein , Tim Bray December 19, 1998 quot;Initially, we realized that we couldn't get a web connection from the boat,quot; explains Dr. Jonathan Borden, chief scientist for JABR Technologies. quot;The only thing available was an e-mail connection. So we created the ability to use ASP pages over an SMTP E-mail connection.quot; Borden created...   Read Article.

By Peter A. Bromberg, Ph.D. Printer - Friendly Version The ability to use some of the built in methods of the Assembly class, such as GetManifestResourceStream, makes it easy for developers to embed resources of almost any type into an assembly and access these at runtime to be used in the functionality of the class itself. You can embed almost any...   Read Article.

by Jon Udell March 17, 2004 I've just been to SXSW to speak on a panel called Streetwise Librarians and the Revolution in Libraries . My own small contribution to that revolution, and the reason for my visit to SXSW, is the LibraryLookup project I launched 16 months ago. I'll admit that quot;projectquot; is a lofty term for what is, basically,...   Read Article.

by Jon Udell January 21, 2004 In earlier installments of this column, I made the case for exploiting the combination of XHTML and CSS , and I demonstrated a browser-based technique for searching XHTML/CSS content using XPath. I've been using a variation of this technique on my weblog. It works, and it's been a revelation to see what's...   Read Article.

By Robbe D. Morris Printer Friendly Version Purple keywords indicate links to related content. You may have noticed that several keywords on the EggHeadCafe website get converted to links (like XML for example) after the initial page loads. We refer to these as custom Smart Tags . Of course, we really don't use Microsoft's Smart Tag technology. We...   Read Article.

by Jeremy Petersen Manager, Web Application Engineering TeachStream, Inc. Introduction Dynamic Hypertext Markup Language (DHTML) has become a common acronym in the Web community since its debut with the version 4.0 releases of Microsoft and Netscape's Web browsers. DHTML represents the synthesis of HTML, Cascading Style Sheets (CSS), and JavaScript....   Read Article.

By Vlad Kofman Go to page: 1 2 Next In any Web-based application where program logic requires information submitted by the user to be validated, the creators of the application can check data in two ways. The first method is to do validation on the client side, even before anything is submitted to the server. Usually, this is done using JavaScript running...   Read Article.

By Edward Myers Rating: 3.3 out of 5 Rate this article email this article to a colleague Overview Developing HTML forms for entering or editing data on line is tedious and boring work. It is even more painful if you need a data-entry solution that supports both Netscape and Internet Explorer (IE). Thus most on-line forms have no JavaScript validation...   Read Article.

Edited by Derrick Story 09/17/2002 GoLive 6 makes the tedious process of building mouse rollovers easier than ever. In addition to being able to build your rollovers in the Inspector, GoLive 6 learns how you name the image files that make up the multiple rollover states so all the required images are detected and all the JavaScript code is written (including...   Read Article.