JavaScript 24-Hour Trainer
JavaScript has matured from making Web pages dynamic to making them interactive, providing users with a rich and memorable Web experience. This unique book-and-DVD package prepares you for the new generation of Web browser changes that are occurring on the ever-evolving Web and shows you how JavaScript is an essential component of those changes. More ...
Regular Expression: Alternation
In this article you learn how to create an alternation regular expression that will match alternate patterns in a string. 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 ...
Create Your Own Database Using Only Notepad : CDV
In this article you learn how to create a database using only a basic text editor along with any web browser. You won't believe how simple and powerful this method is. The database we design will have powerful features. More ...
JavaScript to Copy and Paste Text to the Clipboard
In some applications, rather than the user's selection, you may want to copy the contents of a specific html element to the clip board. Or when the user initiates a Paste, you may want to direct the contents of the user's clipboard to a specific html element on the webpage. Here is the code for this. More ...
Easy Code for Animated Banner - Squeeze Text
Using JavaScript along with CSS allows us to create some fun and interesting animations. One of the easiest things to create is an animated banner. In this article I'll show you how to use JavaScript and CSS to create an animated banner that squeezes text and which you can easily customize for your own use. More ...
JavaScript Code to Save and Load a Table Using HTML5 Web Storage
HTML5 brings us web storage, providing methods to store keyword/value data pairs in the user's browser. This example gives you JavaScript Code to allow user's to save and load a table using Web Storage. More ...
Regular Expression Basics : Match a Set of Characters
A Regular Expression (regex) is a sequence of characters that define a pattern that allows you to search, match, locate, replace, manipulate, and manage text. In this article you'll learn how to use regular expressions to match a set of of characters. 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 ...
Easy Java Script Timer Code
Sometimes you need something to happen after a delay, or you need something to occur repeatedly. This can be accomplished using Java Script timers. My objective in this article is to give you the timer code without surrounding it with a lot of confusing peripheral code so you can quickly use it for your own purposes. More ...
Easy Fading Text Banner Code
In this article you learn how to create a fading text banner, a fading text banner with several different messages that fade in and out, and a fading image banner with several different image banners that fade in and out. You also learn how to use the document.write method so that you can give a link to others to include your banners in their webpage. More ...
Sams Teach Yourself HTML5 in 10 Minutes
One important part of the new HTML5 specification is the new date-time picker control. In this book you create a webform that uses the new date-time picker control, and you'll also create a small PHP server-side program that displays the value you entered into the date-time picker control when you click the Submit button to show how you can extract data from the control on the server. More ...
