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Build Web applications once, run everywhere with OpenLaszlo

Developers face many architecture choices when building Web applications. The target client is often a key factor when deciding which development platform to use. OpenLaszlo can help you clear this hurdle by delivering a runtime that runs on all browsers. OpenLaszlo provides a platform for building rich Internet applications that...

Tags: DHTML, Web Application, Web Browser, OpenLaszlo, Target Client, LZX, LZX Language, Scripting Languages, Web Browsers, XML, Software/Web Development, Web Development, Internet, Tony Patton

Blog posts 2008-01-17

WSS 3 and Vista / IE7 DHTML Editor.

NOTE: Since the only "help" I have received thus far is a comment to move this issue from the Discussion topics to the Question area, I am do just that with the hope that someone, somewhere can give me some help with the problem.BACKGROUND INFORMATION: I have...

Tags: Microsoft Windows Vista (Longhorn), Scripting languages, sbridgeford, Microsoft Windows Vista, I.E 7, MyProfile, WSS 3, DHTML, Microsoft Internet Explorer 7

Discussion threads 2007-05-24

WSS 3 and Vista / IE7 DHTML Editor.

BACKGROUND INFORMATION:I have installed Vista Ulimate edition.Upgraded Windows Server Standard 2003 R2 to run WSS 3.Each staff member has a "MyProfile" page which is a blank "Basic HTML" page in a Profiles document library. Vista and IE7 do not support the "Edit Content" button in Sharepoint anymore. The...

Tags: Microsoft Windows Vista (Longhorn), Scripting languages, sbridgeford, Microsoft Windows Vista, MyProfile, WSS 3, DHTML, Microsoft Internet Explorer 7

Discussion threads 2007-05-23

Set your Web pages in motion with Dynamic HTML

Learn how to use Dynamic HTML DHTML--which is a combination of HTML, style sheets, and scripting--to bring a new level of power and excitement to your Web pages.This sample chapter, taken from Sams Teach Yourself HTML & XHTML in 24 Hours, 6th Edition, introduces some reusable DHTML scripts that you...

Tags: DHTML, excitement, HTML, Sams Teach, style sheet, Web

Download resources 2005-10-07

Create barcodes on your Web pages using VML

bugs in the code renderthe code listing in my window, (i.e. 6), had all the "var" statements were stuck to their variables. I had to insert a space between every "var" and variable name -- then it worked.does vml work on any browser other than i.e.? it didn't work...

Tags: dhtml, Microsoft Internet Explorer, msie, PNG, programming, SVG, swstephe, VML, W3C, Web, Web browser

Discussion threads 2005-07-05

Putting the dynamic in your DHTML

Putting the dynamic in your DHTMLarticle roothmmI was getting errors when I tried to use the script. Where the variable were being defined, there was no space after 'var' in several places. It just took a minute to notice this and fix it. Once I did that it worked perfectly....

Tags: demo, DHTML, hirider_ii@..., Microsoft Internet Explorer, programming

Discussion threads 2005-06-06

Putting the dynamic in your DHTML

With Internet Explorer, you can attach behaviors to HTML elements, creating an object-oriented approach to page design. Phillip Perkins creates <DIV> objects contained in a bounding <DIV> that, when the user drags it, will continue on their directed courses within the bounding <DIV>. Macromedia Flash allows developers and designers...

Tags: HTML, DHTML, Macromedia Flash, Phillip Perkins, Web browsers, Div, Web Development Zone Newsletter, Behavior, Object, Listing B, Vector Unit, Internet

Technical articles 2005-06-06

Better navigation with DHTML tree menus created with PHP and XML

User-friendly navigation is one of the most importantaspects of Web site design, and also one of the most challenging. Any noviceWeb developer can put together a 100-page Web site, but organizing those 100pages into easily-navigable categories can tax the ingenuity of even seasoneddesigners. Web designers have no shortage of choices...

Tags: Scripting languages, Guest Contributor, DHTML, XML, PHP, menu tree, JavaScript, Web

Technical articles 2004-11-01

Stupid Web Tricks: Create your own slide show with DHTML and CSS

Hi there,I was very happy to find out about your script for a slide show. It works well on IE but the only problem is that it doesn't work well neither on Netscape or Mozilla. I know Netscape is out but I still use their javascript console to find out...

Tags: CSS, DHTML, KiKette, own slide-show, slideshow, Stupid Web Tricks

Discussion threads 2004-10-07

Application Design: Dynamically change state and city drop-down boxes with DHTML

State and city drop-down boxes are a perfect opportunity to use JavaScript. Each state has a limited number of corresponding cities, so why not make the city drop-down box update itself every time a new state is chosen.The only problem with writing a strictly JavaScript approach is that you would...

Tags: Development tools, Scripting languages, DHTML, Thomas Ortega II, Allaire ColdFusion, JavaScript

Technical articles 2004-03-17

Application Design: Use DOM to create data-driven HTML documents

In the roll-your-own world of HTML, it’s easy to get swept up in the heady process of Web page creation and forget that we’re programming. Paradoxically, Web pages often become things of beauty in our eyes, as lovingly rendered as a painting. In those situations, we can lose sight of...

Tags: Scripting languages, DHTML, HTML document, Scott Robinson, HTML, server side, server, Document Object Model, XML

Technical articles 2004-03-11

Stupid Web Tricks: Create your own slide show with DHTML and CSS

Click here for our complete list of Stupid Web Tricks.By Lauren Guzak and Patrick Joseph(1/26/99, updated 6/22/01)Anybody can put their vacation pictures on their Web site, but only the coolest Web builders will have them set up as a slide show. And not just a simple one-picture-per-HTML-page slide show, either,...

Tags: Scripting languages, Web browsers, captionTxt, slideshow, numSlides, CSS, DHTML

Technical articles 2003-10-06

Use XML to drive a DHTML menu

If you've used a DHTML menu script, you know that one of the things you need to provide is a list of the menu items that will make up the menus themselves. Although providing a hard-coded list or array for small or uncomplicated sites is relatively trivial, this task becomes...

Tags: Scripting languages, Greg Griffiths, DHTML Menu, DHTML, XML

Technical articles 2003-09-25

Increase site performance by selectively displaying preloaded content

By Tony PattonDeveloping a Web application involves many design considerations and decisions. The most important is often response time—a performance consideration. One approach to improving site response time is to preload content and then display it only when the user needs to see it. You can do this by taking...

Tags: Scripting languages, Baseline Inc., JavaScript, Div, HTML, DHTML

Technical articles 2003-06-27

Modularize your Web design with DHTML behaviors

Fundamentally, DHTML behaviors represent the marriage of cascading style sheet CSS formatting and HTML Components functionality. You can assign DHTML behaviors to any element found on an HTML page, offering incredible flexibility in content presentation.DHTML behaviors are the result of an evolutionary process of Web design under Internet Explorer. Previously,...

Tags: Scripting languages, Web browsers, Web, Jean-Luc David, Web design, HTML Component, HTML, DHTML behavior, DHTML

Technical articles 2003-06-19

Determine the best elements for Web site navigation

Navigation is only one segment of a Web site's information architecture, but it is the most visible segment to the end user. Fortunately, the internal structure of your Web development team doesn't have to be apparent to the end user. For instance, marketing may maintain most of the site, but...

Tags: Channel management, Web site development, Scripting languages, Jeffrey Linwood, navigation bar, Web, DHTML

Technical articles 2003-06-20

Dynamic HTML may be the one Web development book you need

I google for solutions to most of my Web development questions, but having a trusty book or two never hurts. Of course, finding a single book that adequately covers advanced HTML, JavaScript, the Document Object Model DOM, and Cascading Style Sheets CSS presents a real challenge. However, the second edition...

Tags: CSS, XML, Scripting languages, Web browsers, Web development, Web, Matthew Osborn, Danny Goodman, HTML, DHTML

Technical articles 2003-04-18

DHTML technologies can work together to punch up your pages

I'm going to start with some heresy: There is no Dynamic HyperText Markup Language DHTML recommendation published by the World Wide Web Consortium, nor is one likely to be published in the foreseeable future. Because of the lack of documentation and standardization, DHTML is basically a buzzword covering a variety...

Tags: Scripting languages, Web browsers, Edmond Woychowsky, DHTML, JavaScript

Technical articles 2003-04-17

Writing DHTML that meets the cross-platform challenge

Back in the grand old days of linear programming, one of my IT mentors told me something I’ve never forgotten: “The easiest code in the world to write is bad code.” It was true then; it is even truer in our nonlinear, object-ridden age, when programs are so multifunctional and...

Tags: Web browsers, Scripting languages, Scott Robinson, Web browser, DHTML, Web

Technical articles 2003-02-14

Avoid DHTML pitfalls and write durable, portable code

Dynamic HTML DHTML technology—actually a combination of technologies, including CSS, DOM, and JavaScript—offers Web designers numerous options for adding life to their pages with dynamic menus and various navigation tricks. However, these technologies also allow for much sloppier coding, leading to browser incompatibility problems and a loss of portability to...

Tags: Web browsers, Scripting languages, Browser incompatibility, Scott Robinson, Web browser, DHTML, Netscape Navigator

Technical articles 2003-01-14