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Where Did the User Click?
This code creates a webpage with an html div containing the words ONE TWo THREE. A Java Script function uses the event object's clientX and clientY properties to determine which word the user clicked on and displays it in a message box. More ...

Code for Java Script Cylinder / Cone Volume Calculator
In this article I'll show you how to use to Java Script to create a cylinder / cone volume calculator. I'll explain everything in detail so that you can learn Java Script and modify the code for your own purposes. 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 ...

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 ...

Easy Java Script Form Validation
You can use forms on your website to get information from the visitor. However a user might make an error, or forget and entry in a form. Ignorant and malicious users may deliberately enter trash into your form in an effort to break your application. More ...

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 ...

Introduction to JavaScript Programming
JavaScript is a wonderful little programming language. It's a client-side, meaning it runs right on your local computer, not on the web server, and it's a scripting language meaning it's run by an interpreter. More ...

Replace Drop-down with Drag-and-drop
From a webpage designers point of view, drop-down lists require a lot of html tags. Wouldn't it be nice if you could just let the user drag-and-drop text into a simple text box. You can! More ...

Including Special Characters in a JavaScript String
In JavaScript you define a string by placing its characters within double quotes. More ...

JavaScript to Add and Remove Rows and Cells from a Table
If you need a client-side application where you have a table that you want to enable the user to add and remove rows and cells, this article provides you with JavaScript code to easily accomplish that. More ...

Code to Drag and Drop an Image Anywhere on a Webpage
HTML5's drag-and-drop standard is designed to let you drag text or data from a textbox or table cell, to another textbox or table cell. But what if you want to drag an image, not to a target element, but to anywhere on a webpage. Then HTML5 drag-and-drop falls short. More ...

Code for Java Script Cube / Box Volume Calculator
In this article I'll show you how to use to Java Script to create a Cube / Box Volume calculator. With this calculator, the user inputs the side dimension of a cube or the height, width and length of a box, and the calculator will return the volume. I'll explain everything in detail so that you can learn Java Script and modify the code for your own purposes. More ...


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