101. Nic's JavaScript Page - Containing Free Javascript Examples. Nic s javascript page has numerous javascript examples that you can cut and paste into your page, as well as javascript information and even a newsletter. http://www.javascript-page.com/

Banners Clocks Color Manip. Page Layout ... Uncanny Program. Find a script: Visitors since Jan 21 1997: Last Updated: NOTE: For all those wishing to reach me, unfortunately my e-mail is down at the moment, however that will be corrected in early July as well as some updates to the website and correction of broken links. Here at Nic's JavaScript Page, we do things a little differently than the competition. Unlike other other JavaScript pages that try to junk their examples full of useless code, we prefer to make our codes as small as possible. This makes the code easier to manipulate and learn from. We have had many e-mails from people who taught themselves JavaScript just by looking at our examples. Also unlike the competition, we only like to have one or two of a certain type of script. This helps the viewer find the code he wants faster. Come in and look at all the unique examples we have to offer here, categorized by subject. To get an e-mail once new scripts come out, join our newsletter . If you still want more, look at some of the other pages created by NicNet (bottom left). your-name.com,net,org as low as $12.50 per year!

102. Irt.org Home Page Articles covering many aspects of Internet related technologies. http://www.irt.org/

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103. Introduction This book describes the JavaScript language and its use in Navigator. For information on developing serverbased JavaScript applications, see the LiveWire http://home.netscape.com/eng/mozilla/3.0/handbook/javascript/intro.htm

Note: This manual is out of date. It is the JavaScript Guide for JavaScript 1.1; that is, JavaScript as used by Navigator 3. x . The current manuals are the new JavaScript Guide and JavaScript Reference . As well as having information for JavaScript 1.1, these manuals have been updated to include new information for JavaScript 1.2. In addition, the JavaScript Reference includes information on server-side JavaScript objects as well as core and client-side objects. Please update your links. Introduction LiveWire Developer's Guide. What's new in Navigator 3.0 JavaScript for Navigator 3.0 has a rich set of new features. Appendix F, "Features added after version 1," lists the new objects, properties, arrays, methods, functions, event handlers, operators, and other features. What you should already know This book assumes you have some basic background, including A general understanding of the Internet and the World Wide Web (WWW). Good working knowledge of HyperText Markup Language (HTML). Some programming experience with a language such as C or Visual Basic is useful, but not required. How to use this book This book is divided into three parts: Part 1, "Using JavaScript in Navigator," introduces JavaScript and describes its use in Navigator. It covers the main features of client JavaScript and touches on some advanced topics.

104. Javascript Tutorials, Scripts, Answers, And Much More Javascript want prewritten scripts to plug into your pages. JavaScript tutorials, howtos, sample scripts, and more from About Guide to Javascript - Stephen Chapman. http://javascript.about.com/

zJs=10 zJs=11 zJs=12 zJs=13 zc(5,'jsc',zJs,9999999,'') About Focus on JavaScript Focus on JavaScript Essentials ... Help w(' ');zau(256,140,140,'el','http://z.about.com/0/ip/417/C.htm','');w(xb+xb+' ');zau(256,140,140,'von','http://z.about.com/0/ip/496/7.htm','');w(xb+xb); FREE Newsletter Sign Up Now for the Focus on JavaScript newsletter! See Online Courses Search Focus on JavaScript From Stephen Chapman Your Guide to Focus on JavaScript FREE Newsletter. Sign Up Now! No Right Click Script No right click scripts don't prevent people from viewing your page source, they just annoy your legitimate visitors who like to use the context menu. If you must block access to the context menu then why not block access from the keyboard as well as the right mouse button. This simple addition to the body tag will do it for you. Wednesday September 21, 2005 Javascript or Flash Slideshows Which is better for creating slideshows - Flash or Javascript? Here I put the case for why I consider Javascript to be the better choice. Monday September 19, 2005 The IF Statement The fourth tutorial in the "Learn Javascript" series introduces a way of testing whether a particular situation applies and conditionally running code. Sunday September 18, 2005

105. CONTENTS This is a book about writing exciting Web pages with JavaScript. Before JavaScript or its ancestor, LiveScript, Web pages were written in HTML. http://docs.rinet.ru/StilnyeKofe/

JavaScript Manual of Style Marc Johnson CONTENTS Introduction Chapter What Is JavaScript? The history of JavaScript HTML 1.0 and 2.0 HTML 3.0 and NHTML ... Platforms and browsers Chapter What Can You Do with JavaScript? Multipart documents with frames Reloading Part of the Window Creating Interactive Documents ... Self-Updating Documents Chapter Style Image is everything Content Presentation ... The last rule Chapter URL Patch The scenario The requirements The solution (without JavaScript) ... Modifying the example for your own use Chapter An Outlined Document The scenario The requirements The solution (without JavaScript) ... Modifying the example for your own use Chapter Color Chooser The scenario The requirements The solution (without JavaScript) ... Modifying the example for your own use Chapter Form Validation The scenario The requirements The solution (without JavaScript) ... Modifying the example for your own use Chapter Form Modification The scenario The requirements The solution (without JavaScript) ... Modifying the example for your own use Chapter Games The scenario The requirements The solution (without JavaScript) ... Modifying the example for your own use Appendix A ISO Latin-1 Character Set Appendix B JavaScript Reserved Words Appendix C A Review of HTML The basic structure of a Web page Uniform Resource Locators Colors ... H1, H2, H3, H4, H5, and H6 (Headings)

106. JavaScript Turing Machines Turing Machines implemented in JavaScript My Book. Last updated 1 January 2003 by Andrew Hodges. I am always grateful for feedback andrew@synth.co.uk http://www.turing.org.uk/turing/scrapbook/tmjava.html

The Alan Turing Internet Scrapbook Turing Machines implemented in JavaScript maintained by Andrew Hodges Alan Turing home page Scrapbook index ... My Books Turing machines implemented in JavaScript Here you can see the basic ideas of Turing machines illustrated by some very simple examples. Continue to the Scrapbook page on Alan Turing and his Turing machines for more general information on the machine concept. CLICK on one of these: Machine 1: unary addition Machine 2: divisibility Machine 3: primality The tape will appear here. The scanned square, marked off with , remains fixed while the tape passes through it. Current state number Current tape position Current step number What to do: First choose your machine by CLICKing on the selection. Then click on LOAD. Now you can choose STEP to make the machine take one step at a time, or RUN to let the machine run until it terminates the calculation. You can interrupt a RUN with BREAK. To resume, click on CONTINUE and then either STEP or RUN. Reset by using LOAD. The machines: Machine 1 is there to illustrate the basic operations. Step through the moves to see how it 'adds' two groups of 1's into a single group.

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