Add JavaScript to Fireworks
Does your design need more pizazz? Add interactivity to your site without learning JavaScript! Matt explains the creation of JavaScript effects in Fireworks, and explores in detail the use of this program's tools.
Building `Drag-and-Drop` DIVs: An Advanced Approach
This is it, the article you were waiting for! Welcome to the second tutorial of the series "Building drag-and-drop DIVs." In three parts, this series teaches you how to create realistic dragging DIVs, in order to boost the capabilities of web-based user interfaces, by introducing the "drag-and-drop" features found in many popular desktop applications.
Building `Drag-and-Drop` DIVs: Developing a Basic Script
Conventional pop-up windows in JavaScript applications may work for some things, but they can be annoying, and many people use pop-up blockers. There is an alternative: drag-and-drop DIV elements. In this article, Alejandro Gervasio gets you started with the basics.
Building `Drag-and-Drop` DIVs: Polishing the Look and Feel
This is the last tutorial of the series "Building drag-and-drop DIVs." Welcome back. In three parts, this series introduces the key points for creating dragging DIV elements, for quick inclusion in web pages, emulating the behavior of many user interfaces found in current desktop applications.
Client-Side Initialization Code from the Server
This article will show you the simple method that takes advantage of the DOM and a recordset to reduce the server-side processing and move the brunt of the work to the client.
Creating an Autosuggest Textbox with JavaScript, Part 1
One of Google's new applications is Google Suggest. As you type, Google suggests search terms that come up with results. While not a new implementation, it's quickly becoming popular among developers. This week, you'll learn how to build an autosuggest control one step at a time.
Creating an Autosuggest Textbox with JavaScript, Part 2
In the first part of this series, you learned how to create type ahead functionality in a textbox, which presents the user with a single suggestion for what they've already typed. This article builds upon that functionality by adding a dropdown list of multiple suggestions.
Creating Themes with CSS and JavaScript
With a dash of JavaScript and a sprinkle of CSS, you can let site visitors choose various "themes" to customize the appearance of your site.
Cross-Browser Layers, Part One
Layers are possible thanks to the Dynamic HTML specifications in version 4 of Netscape Navigator and Internet Explorer. In this two-part series, you'll learn the characteristics of layers and how to use them in your web pages.
Excerpt: Pro JavaScript Design Patterns
The adapter pattern allows you to adapt existing interfaces to classes that would otherwise be incompatible. Objects that use this pattern can also be called wrappers, since they wrap another object in a new interface. There are many situations where creating adapters can benefit both the programmers and the interface designers.
Extending Dreamweaver with its JavaScript API
Using Dreamweaver's JavaScript API to dissect a custom command to determine the document's number of words and characters. This is part two of a short series on using JavaScript with Dreamweaver.
Generating Content On-The-Fly
Using the JavaScript function document.write you can create dynamic content inside your otherwise static HTML. As one of the easiest JavaScript concepts to learn, you can start with very basic functionality and add more as you master other JavaScript features. In this article we will talk about how dynamic content can be used and show how to build a tip-of-the-day feature.
JavaScript: Displaying the Current URL
This article will explain you the using of very useful capability of JavaScript for your site - how to include full url into your page view without writting of this manually
Performance tips for JavaScript
As our JavaScript applications get larger and ever more sophisticated, the need for efficient scripting becomes increasingly important and hard to bypass. Pick up some important performance tips for your scripts here.
Remote Scripting with Cookies For Small Amounts Of Data
If you've had any experience with RDS, you know it can get pretty complicated. Remote Scripting (which uses a small Java applet) can often be a more lightweight solution. One of the best remote scripting solutions I've found...
Stay Clear of Unhealthy Competition with ECMAscript
To entice developers to create sites that render best in their specific browsers, vendors have fueled a compatibility war using scripting languages as their weapons of choice while users get caught in the middle with slow-loading Web pages and potential security holes. As the market drives such (unhealthy) competition, it's clear that it's time for better standardization. See what you can do to stay on neutral territory until that day comes.
String Functions (Server side)
This article shows us some common string functions (both in VBScript and JavaScript) which can be used in your application.
The JavaScript STL (Standard Template Library).
In the first article, I introduced a JavaScript implementation of the C++ Standard Template Library and outlined three of the collections; list, vector and deque. In this article I delve deeper into the magic of iterators and introduce a new class of sorted collection that includes set, map, multiset and multimap.
Useful Web Widgets
If you do a lot of web programming, it can save you a lot of time and effort to have a library of JavaScript functions. This article presents some useful, reusable client side code, for calendars and more. When you are starting a project it can be pretty nice having some pre-written code to work with to make things easier. You may have built up an arsenal of PHP, JSP or C# classes, a few Perl scripts and other sundry tools, but do you have any good reusable client side code?
Using Javascript Components in Java Studio Creator
Discover how you can draw on the wealth of ready-made Javascript Components and Libraries within Java Studio Creator to create a richer and more complete user interface experience.
Variable Scope for New Programmers
When all variables are always available, memory is wasted because it is set aside well before or after it’s needed. This also causes a lot of confusion when a programmer needs to recall used variable names. So, we have scope.
Working with Styles
Learn how to use Cascading Style Sheets and JavaScript to enhance your site. Learn how to create fold-out menus using CSS and JavaScript.
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