by Prabhu Kumar M Summary This article and the provided code comprises of a complete customizable ASP Tab Navigational Bar. Overview This article is all about writing a simple ASP code to build the rich navigation bar. The source code provided with this article is written entirely in VBScript. I don't want to go for JavaScript for this kind of...   Read Article.

By Al DiMarzio HB Graphics Guilford, CT Animated GIFs add great eye candy to a Web site, but sometimes you might want to change the animation speed to produce different effects. How would you adjust the speed? Create multiple animated GIFs? I think not. However, you could create multiple single-cell images and use JavaScript to control the speed at...   Read Article.

( Page 1 of 4 ) In this second article of a three-part series, you will learn how to allow visitors to your website to view an entirely different, more visually accessible style sheet from the quot;defaultquot; one. Normally, providing more than one style sheet causes browser conflict issues -- but with a little bit of JavaScript, we will solve this...   Read Article.

By Peter A. Bromberg, Ph.D. Printer - Friendly Version I recently built a C# Webservice to supply some stock quote information to a Tray Icon application I've been experimenting with. Often whenever I am working on parsing HTML content from a remote page, I'll prototype the initial work with client - side Javascript, because its easy to test...   Read Article.

(aka, quot;How to build a low-budget Web service with Classic ASPquot;) by Jason Salas A quick and effective (and low cost) solution for maximizing your site's exposure using Classic ASP Technologies used: Active Server Pages 3.0 (Classic ASP) Data access FileSystemObject object Server-side VBScript Client-side JavaScript Level of difficulty: Beginner/Intermediate...   Read Article.

By Ian Suttle Rating: 4.2 out of 5 Rate this article email this article to a colleague suggest an article download source code Introduction You've heard of it. It is the latest buzz term for web programmers these days. AJAX is an acronym that stands for Asynchronous JavaScript and XML. AJAX gains its popularity by allowing data on a page to be dynamically...   Read Article.

Tutorial Written By: David Gardner Creating cross-browser DHTML Before quot;truequot; cross-browser DHTML becomes available (in other words, when NS and IE comes to their senses), cross-browser DHTML basically means using various scripting techniques you picked during those JavaScript years to sniff out which browser the user is using, and execute...   Read Article.

By Conrad Jalali Rating: 4.7 out of 5 Rate this article email this article to a colleague suggest an article Prerequisites Familiarity with C#, Visual Studio .NET, and creating ASP.NET applications Basic understanding of Events in .NET Basic understanding of JavaScript Basic understanding of HTML download source code Introduction Recently, I was working...   Read Article.

By Jan Hein de Waal Malefijt and Bart van Langen Rating: not yet rated Rate this article email this article to a colleague Introduction There is a way to implement a caching system on your Web site. HTML Knowledge (especially the use of FORMS and cookies), JavaScript, and SQL Insight is preferable to understand this paper. In this Introduction we will...   Read Article.

By Robbe D. Morris Printer Friendly Version Purple keywords indicate links to related content. As with most of my articles, the DHTML Sortable Grid Control stems from a request here at work to create a 100% client side JavaScript solution for a cross-browser based sortable grid. The idea being that the user would not have to wait for a page reload each...   Read Article.

( Page 1 of 6 ) In this second part of a two-part article, we examine more positioning properties available in the CSS2 specifications, and use what we've learned to build a simple drop-down menu without employing any JavaScript. Welcome back! Here we are again, in order to closely look at more CSS Positioning properties. In part 1 of this article,...   Read Article.

By Bill Hatfield Go to page: 1 2 3 Next Interested in exploring Microsoft's exciting .NET technologies, but don't know where to begin? You're in the right spot. Maybe you've tinkered around with HTML and maybe some JavaScript. Regardless, you don't have to have a degree in computer science to jump in and begin learning. So, what...   Read Article.

By Peter A. Bromberg, Ph.D. Printer - Friendly Version At work (my real job) today, an interesting discussion came up about how nice it is to be able to use the Windows Scripting Host Object Model and / or Javascript to parse and execute arbitrary strings of code quot;on the flyquot;. The .NET Platform doesn't have, in any of the supported languages...   Read Article.

By Pandurang Nayak Rating: 2.6 out of 5 Rate this article email this article to a colleague Introduction A technique that can be used for executing server-side script from the client side and returning a JavaScript output from the server code is explained here. Let us take an instance of where this can be used. Many sites have user registration forms...   Read Article.

? What is dHTML? Tutorial Tutorial Written By: David Gardner What is DHTML? That's a great question, one that I admit I had a lot of trouble finding a straight answer to. I remember seeing a posting on a JavaScript newsgroup that attempted to answer this question with the reply: quot;DHTML is the combination of HTML and JavaScriptquot; I said to myself...   Read Article.

by Bob DuCharme March 05, 2003 In the ongoing debate about the future of linking, a key topic is the representation of one-to-many links. There are several ways to implement them, mostly by using JavaScript code to create pop-up menus, but the only standard way to represent them is W3C XLink extended links , and these have not caught on. While reading...   Read Article.

By Gaddo F. Benedetti Rating: 3.2 out of 5 Rate this article email this article to a colleague Introduction Sometimes developers forget that not everyone can code in HTML. Fewer still can code in JavaScript; server-side scripting in ASP, Perl, and Cold Fusion is rarer still. However, there are occasions where one may want to be able to hand over a project...   Read Article.

By Don Franke Rating: 2.9 out of 5 Rate this article email this article to a colleague suggest an article Introduction This article discusses a pretty simple combination of C#, Javascript, an IFRAME, and SQL Server Reporting Services to create a one-click web page for viewing all the reports for your web application. This solution was the result of...   Read Article.

By Robbe D. Morris Printer Friendly Version Purple keywords indicate links to related content. There a dozens of examples of how to create client side drop down menus in JavaScript. At EggHeadCafe.com , we really needed a simpler version that we could generate from server side ASP code. The code example you see below could easily be modified to pull...   Read Article.

( Page 1 of 5 ) This tutorial is about creating a simple database with XML and integrating it into Flash. Since there are a number of ways to parse XML such as XSL or JavaScript, why would you want to use Flash? Because it is platform independent and has powerful features for combining text and pictures. This tutorial is about creating a simple database...   Read Article.