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FundaMental Disaster: November 2007
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Friday, November 30, 2007. A Practical Guide To Numbers in JavaScript. Dealing with numbers, strings and JavaScript can be frustrating for a beginner. This is a down-and-dirty explanation of converting strings to numbers, detecting if a string is a number, and handy functions for manipulating numbers. How many times have you gotten a number from a FORM field on your web page, tried to add it to a number only to get the wrong value back! Creating Number Variables in JavaScript. Function into a number, and...
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FundaMental Disaster: JavaScript Zebra Stripes: Alternate Background Colors on Tables and Lists
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Tuesday, October 7, 2008. JavaScript Zebra Stripes: Alternate Background Colors on Tables and Lists. Love it or hate it, alternating background colors is a common design request for web designers. If you maintain a site of static HTML files, this "zebra striping" effect can become time consuming and tedious. Even if you use a content management system or a server side language, automation is your friend. This script is the automation you want. Calls, no additional JavaScript libraries are required. Funct...
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FundaMental Disaster: Cross-Browser JavaScript: Creating DOM Nodes That Set The name Property
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Friday, October 24, 2008. Cross-Browser JavaScript: Creating DOM Nodes That Set The name Property. Creating and appending DOM nodes to a form can be tricky. Internet Explorer needs special care when you create a DOM node and then set the name property. This handy JavaScript gets around these cross browser issues efficiently, and without browser detection. Web browsers have come a long way. We can create Document Object Model nodes at will using the universally supported. Elname = "fname";. You could try ...
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FundaMental Disaster: JavaScript, DOM, and the Humble FORM
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Wednesday, October 17, 2007. JavaScript, DOM, and the Humble FORM. Methods and properties to interact with HTML forms. This is a basic tutorial on using JavaScript to interact with forms on a Web page. It covers two methods. The first method is very common, but was first implemented in old browsers. The second method uses standard Document Object Model methods and properties, and is considered best practice. Using document.forms to Get. Old browsers polluted the. Document.forms.establishment form. The se...
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FundaMental Disaster: September 2007
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Friday, September 28, 2007. TextEditor: Free Unobtrusive JavaScript Code Editor Supporting Web Standards. Easily create a JavaScript enhanced code editor with any. That includes auto-indent, tab stops, auto-complete,. Compatibility and more. Did I mention it's free? I've worked with several older web-based content management systems, that store template code in a database. That means writing HTML in a. Many of them have been updated to include a. Editor, be it Java. Even with a fancy. Select several line...
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FundaMental Disaster: October 2008
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Friday, October 24, 2008. Cross-Browser JavaScript: Creating DOM Nodes That Set The name Property. Creating and appending DOM nodes to a form can be tricky. Internet Explorer needs special care when you create a DOM node and then set the name property. This handy JavaScript gets around these cross browser issues efficiently, and without browser detection. Web browsers have come a long way. We can create Document Object Model nodes at will using the universally supported. Elname = "fname";. You could try ...
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FundaMental Disaster: iPhone: Killing or Redefining Web Standards?
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Monday, October 8, 2007. IPhone: Killing or Redefining Web Standards? The iPhone will be looked upon as the epoch of the truly mobile web. It doesn't support handheld media style sheets and tries to display web sites normally, as well as tailoring them to its lower resolution. The iPhone may destroy a Web standard or cause it to be redefined. SSR) and attempts to crunch a web page down in size to fit on a smaller screen. The emergence of a two-tiered Mobile Web. Even though Safari on iPhone is on a hand ...
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FundaMental Disaster: Pardon My Dust
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Monday, October 1, 2007. I'm finally putting a real design on this. In the mean time, I call this design "An Ode To Netscape 2." Enjoy. :). Posted by Greg Burghardt. My e-mail is gspudz890@aol.com.HELP! December 9, 2007 at 4:11 AM. My e-mail is gspudz890@aol.com.HELP! December 9, 2007 at 4:12 AM. My e-mail is gspudz890@aol.com.HELP! December 9, 2007 at 4:12 AM. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). JavaScript, DOM, and the Humble FORM. IPhone: Killing or Redefining Web Standards? New Design Is Live!
