Easy Moving Popup Code
You have probably come across a webpage where a small window appears at the side of the webpage and drifts to the center of the webpage. They are commonly used to present you with a form where you can enter your email address to subscribe to a newsletter. In this article I give you the code to create this type of moving popup window. More ...
Creating Java Script Dynamic or anonymous Functions at Runtime
In Java Script you can code a function at design time, or you can have Java Script write the function code during execution. A function that is created at runtime is called an anonymous or dynamic function. More ...
Change the Case of a Character in a String
A common task with JavaScript is to change the case of the first letter in a string, or of an internal letter, or even change the case of an entire string. More ...
How Far Did the User Scroll?
In this article you learn how to use Java Script to determine how far a user scrolled your webpage before leaving, and how to log this data on the server with an example using ASP. More ...
Synchronous and Asynchronous Script Loading
Whether to use synchronous or asynchronous script loading depends upon the design of the webpage. Asynchronous script loading can cause the webpage can render more quickly. But if done without consideration for the design it can cause webpage flash or even errors. 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 Picture Panning Code
In this article, I provide you with code that will pan an image back and forth, as if you where looking at a video. But this code does not require video, just a simple image and a few lines of Java Script code. More ...
Allowing Multiple Selections from Drop-down Select List
An HTML Select list is a form control used to create a drop-down list of items from which the user can select. You can allow the user to select multiple items in the list by setting its multiple attribute. More ...
JavaScript to Set Checkbox to Readonly
The HTML checkbox element does not have a readonly attribute. This example provides a very simple work around that might help you solve the checkbox readonly problem in your own application. More ...
Java Script Message Boxes
Java Script provides three different types of message boxes that allow you to display a short message to the user, or request a bit of information from the user. If one of these built-in message boxes don't suit your needs, this article shows you how to create your own custom message box. More ...
Using a Select List for Navigation
An HTML Select list is a form control used to create a drop-down list of items from which the user can select. You can use a select list as a navigation element by setting each option element's value attribute to the URL of a web site or web page. More ...
Java Script Comparison Operators
A comparison operator compares two values and returns the result "true" or "false". For comparing numeric values the operators perform the same as they do in algebra. For comparing character strings each character in the strings are converted to their ASCII values and then a numeric comparison is made. More ...
