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The Latest in JavaScript
Learn to Target a Window or Frame Using JavaScript or HTML
Learn how to use top.location.href in JavaScript, plus coding in HTML, to target links so that they open in a new window or frame.
Improve Your Web Page by Moving JavaScript to an External File
You don't have to code JavaScript into your web page's HTML document. For efficient JavaScript, move it to an external file and link to it instead.
Here's How to Convert Numbers into Words with JavaScript
It's easy to show the results of calculations as numbers, but converting numbers into word form is more complex. This JavaScript let you do this.
How to Add Radio Buttons to a Web Page
Everything you need to know about radio button creation, including grouping buttons, associating text with each button and validating user selections.
Here's How to Add a Print Button to Your Web Page
Here are simple code additions you can use to insert a print button or a print link to your web page, and define what content will be printed.
Using JavaScript to Disable Right Clicks, and How to Bypass It
You can disable access to the right-click context menu on your website with this JavaScript, but it may annoy your visitors, and it can be thwarted.
Use This JavaScript Code to Add a Memory Game to Your Web Page
Test your website visitors' memory skills by adding the memory game known as Concentration to your web page using this simple JavaScript code.
Find When a Web Page Was Last Updated with This Command
Want to know when a web page you're on was last updated? Here's a JavaScript command you can use in your browser to display its last modified date.
Use This JavaScript Code to Scroll Text on Your Web Page
This JavaScript allows you to display one or more marquees containing text that will scroll continuously except when the mouse is moved over them.
Add Continuously Scrolling Images to Your Website with This JavaScript
This script allows you to display horizontal marquees of continuous scrolling images without a break except when the mouse is moved over them.
Use responseText and responseXML
Using responseText and responseXML determines if the server responses in AJAX are in XML or plain text. The field in which the response is returned depends upon what format is being used.
How using innerHTML can save you some time
The innerHTML property is a convenient way to access the entire content of the HTML container. It can be used to either retrieve from or insert content into a container.
Using HTML to Create Collapsible Div Menus
HTML collapsible div menus save space on the web page. The content heavy page becomes “decluttered” which improves its aesthetic and functionality.
How to use script tags to link to external JavaScript
To link to external JavaScript, use Script tags. These attributes will attach another JavaScript to the page, allowing further JavaScript code to run.
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