Using the Java Script Date Object
When you want to work with a date in Java Script, you need to use the Date object. In this article, you learn how to create a Date object for today, or for any date in the past or future. You learn how to find the difference between two dates, and how to format a date string any way that you desire. You also learn how to validate a date string returned from a text box in a form, which involved an introduction to JavaScript regular expressions. More ...
Calculators For Your Web Site : Length Units Converter
In this article, I provide you with Java Script code for a Length Units Converter. For example, your visitor can enter a length in English feet and it will be converted to a length in metric meters. I keep the code as simple as possible. More ...
Easy Java Script Code to Fill Array With Random Numbers
The code I present here might not be the fewest lines possible to fill an array With random numbers, but it is the easiest to understand. More ...
Working With the Keyboard in Java Script
Using Java Script you can determine which keyboard key the user pressed. You can use this information to block certain keys, to replace a key's character, or to perform an action based upon a specific key being pressed. In this article, I'll provide some basic code for working with the keyboard. More ...
Easy Rollovers
A rollover is when a user moves the mouse pointer over an image on a Web page the image is replaced with a new image. The simplest rollover can be created with the html code provided in this article. More ...
Easy Java Script Windows
This article gives you the basics of designing, opening, and closing browser windows using Java Script. In future articles, I will show you how to do all kinds of annoying things with windows using Java Script. More ...
Four Ways to Use Java Script Event Handlers
Almost everything on a webpage is an "object". Almost all objects can respond to an event. You can control what an object does in response to an event by creating an event handler. In this article, you'll learn four different ways to connect an event handler to an event. More ...
Slide Show with Different Size Images
In this article, I explain how to code a slide show that can display different size images without growing and shrinking your web page. I'll explain it in detail so that you can understand and feel comfortable using the code, then you can cut and paste the code into your webpage and modify it for your purposes. More ...
HTML5 and Local Storage
The HTML5 local storage mechanism is a nice replacement for cookies with it you can write up to 5MB of persistent data between multiple pages to a special file on the client computer. More ...
How to Place Image on HTML5 Canvas
The canvas element is a webpage container for graphics. You can use JavaScript to draw graphics within the canvas element. In this article to learn how to place an image on a canvas with example code. More ...
How to Shuffle the Deck With Java Script
In this article, you learn how to get and set a webpage element's z-index. The example code provided used these principles to shuffle a small deck of playing cards by clicking or double-clicking on their images. You might use this information to create your own webpage card game, or for some other interesting application. More ...
Easy Expanding Menu Code
Having lots of high quality content isn't enough. Visitors must know that the content is there to be had, and it must be easily accessible. In this article, I provide you with simple, straight forward code that creates an expanding menu. More ...
