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A little JavaScript + Google Charts = quick pie charts

I admit that I'm a bit of a political junkie. The primary reason I have cable TV is so I can watch CNN, Fox, and MSNBC. Like all political junkies, I was glued to the coverage of the Iowa caucuses this week. CNN kept flashing pie charts...

Tags: Google Inc., JavaScript, Value, Pie Chart, innerHTML, Scripting Languages, Software/Web Development, Web Development, Rex Baldazo

Blog posts 2008-01-05

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adding cell in rows using javascript

hi,using HTML design i've developed a table with 3rows and 4 columns.now the problem is when specifying the particular row,a cell should be included and the value should be incremented dynamically.i've developed code but it's static.if anybody knows help me out immediately.This or a variation of this might work:var tr...

Tags: hussainfarzana@..., JavaScript, programming

Q&A 2005-10-06

Use presentation layer table sorting to achieve a better user experience

Which is the best?The article and accompanying download describe several different methods developers can use to give end-users the ability to sort data. But which method is the best?[b]Which sorting method do you recommend and why?[/b]that's a fairly broad questionThat really depends on how fast you want it to be.For...

Tags: database, Mark W. Kaelin, server

Discussion threads 2005-01-13

Use MSHTML editing object to make a browser-based HTML editor

Consultants who need to incorporate an HTML editor with spell-checker functionality into their Web site can make it work with the MSHTML Editor Object. We'll show you how.Editor’s note: This article originally appeared in TechRepublic’s Web Development Zone TechMail. Subscribe, and you’ll receive information on Web-development-related projects and trends.My initial...

Tags: Word processors, Microsoft Word, Les Hamilton, Web browser, HTML Editor, HTML, document.ExecCommand

Technical articles 2001-12-03

Create reusable Web components for Mozilla

Learn how to create a custom, reusable component bound to custom behaviors through XBL. By using the techniques Phillip Perkins describes in this article, you can create custom components to use in Mozilla-based browsers. Reusable components are the foundation of modular design in programming. Mozilla provides component...

Tags: Web, Microsoft Internet Explorer, Mozilla Corp., XBL, Phillip Perkins, Channel management, Web browsers, Div, divMsg, Web Development Zone Newsletter, HTML, Definition, Definition Data, Mice, Marketing, Hardware, Peripherals, Internet

Technical articles 2005-08-10

Web Service Behavior component reduces the overhead of page refreshes

Web application performance often degrades as the number of roundtrip calls increases between the client and server. Microsoft provides a solution, the Web Service Behavior HTML component. Learn how it can enhance the browsing experience for your users.Web Service Behavior is an HTML component (.HTC) that takes advantage of the...

Tags: Channel management, Web services, S. Vikram, Web service, Web, Web Service Behavior, GetData

Technical articles 2002-11-19

Explore the capabilities of Mozilla's XML proxy class

Loading data asynchronously...I found this object to be most useful for increasing the response time of a page. Note, I didn't say load time. If the user must wait 10 seconds for a page to appear they probably will complain. However, if the page appears and gives the user an...

Tags: Web browsers, Mozilla Corp., ActiveXObject

Discussion threads 2005-06-13

Hidden frames facilitate client-side caching

Using hidden frames and JavaScript, you can take advantage of client-side caching to increase performance. We'll walk you through the code so you can see how this technique might work for your applications.Previously, I described a browser-based application that preloaded objects into hidden frames to improve application performance. These objects...

Tags: Scripting languages, Edmond Woychowsky, inline frame

Technical articles 2002-10-01

Javascript Functions - Help!

I am new to Javascript in web design and I can't figure this out. For some reason my function StartClock12 and function StartDate will not work while the other function are there. If I delete functions downloaddata and displaydata, StartClock12 and StartDate work fine. Can anyone tell me...

Tags: Scripting languages, Operating systems, marqueedata.startDownload

Discussion threads 2006-08-29

Limit postbacks with ASP.NET 2.0 client callbacks

Developers have been grappling with the stateless nature of the Web since its inception. That is, once a page has been requested and loaded, the connection to the server is gone. The AJAX movement has put the spotlight on the XMLHTTP object, which enables server communication in...

Tags: Function, Method, Page, Callback, Microsoft ASP.NET, Microsoft ASP.NET 2.0, AJAX Movement, GetCallbackResult Method, AJAX, .Net, Servers, Middleware, Internet, Software/Web Development, Web Development, Web 2.0, Software Development, Hardware, Enterprise Software, Software, Tony Patton

Blog posts 2008-04-01

Build powerful Web interfaces with a free JavaScript framework

Scriptaculous allows you to easily add powerful AJAX-based user interface features to Web 2.0 applications. Web developer Tony Patton explains why you should use it and describes how to use it. The days of building Web applications from the ground up are over as the Web is overflowing...

Tags: Web, JavaScript, Scriptaculous, AJAX, Tony Patton, Scripting languages, data control, custom data control, Web Development Zone Newsletter, Framework, Tool, Web Developer Tony Patton, Channel Management, Software/Web Development, Web Development, Internet, Web 2.0, Marketing

Technical articles 2007-01-12

Can you take away Internet privileges for life?

As a parent, I'm well aware that there are times when a certain punishment fits the crime, and there are other times when all logic goes out of the equation, and the punishment that's dished out is way overboard. This is exactly what happened when Daniel Voelker, a 35-year-old Pennsylvania...

Tags: Computer, Productivity, Internet, Sonja Thompson

Blog posts 2007-06-07

WIN2K DOS Batch Program

I am trying create a script to copy files with the same extension out of multiple directories into a single directory.It looks a little like this..c:mydirdir1file1.RTAc:mydirdir2file2.RTAc:mydirdir3file3.RTA..into a single directory..c:newdirfile1.RTAc:newdirfile2.RTAc:newdirfile3.RTAI can't use XCOPY because it copies the subdirectories, which I don't want. So far I've created a small batch file that...

Tags: *.RTA, Microsoft Windows 2000, programming, wreeson

Q&A 2004-10-19

Explore the capabilities of Mozilla's XML proxy class

Mozilla's answer to Internet Explorer's XMLHTTP component is the XMLHttpRequest object, which behaves basically like the XMLHTTP component. Check out these code examples that demonstrate how easy it is to show off Mozilla's XML capabilities. IE extends its functionality by allowing developers to use safe ActiveX components within...

Tags: Microsoft Internet Explorer, Mozilla Corp., XML-Data, XMLHTTP, XML, Phillip Perkins, XMLHTTP component, server, Web Development Zone Newsletter, Listing B, XMLHttpRequest, Software/Web Development, Web Development

Technical articles 2005-06-13

Use JavaScript to create a DataGrid control with inline editing

Several of my colleagues have been very busy recently workingon all manner of ASP.Net applications and components for use within our company.Recently, they demonstrated a DataGrid control that they had developed that allowedin-line editing see the MSDN Article. After I had congratulated them on a wonderfulcontrol, one of the team...

Tags: Add, Greg Griffiths, JavaScript

Technical articles 2005-01-20

Client-side sortable data grids can reduce server traffic

With some basic HTML and JavaScript, you can build sortable, client-side grids. The result? Increased flexibility of Design Time Control in ASP.When you're using Visual Interdev to build applications, you can use a client-side JavaScript and HTML trick to increase the flexibility of the ASP Design Time Control DTC grid....

Tags: Scripting languages, server, Edmond Woychowsky, data grid, JavaScript, Design-Time Control, HTML, sortableTable

Technical articles 2002-06-26

Create a data binding solution for Firefox

One fact that sets Firefox apart from Internet Explorer is that it provides support for XBL eXtensible Binding Language. Here's an examination of how XBL is important for binding data fields to XML data islands. Mozilla's Firefox browser is becoming a favorite among Web application developers, including myself....

Tags: Mozilla Firefox, XML-Data, dataFld, XML, Phillip Perkins, Web browsers, id, XML-Data Islands, data field, Web Development Zone Newsletter, Data, XBL, Update Method, Internet, Software/Web Development, Web Development

Technical articles 2005-08-09

Adobe AIR brings the Web to the desktop

One of the points of my article about the qooxdoo JavaScript library was the concept of building Web applications with a rich user interface that mimics desktop applications. This is good if you want to mimic the look and feel of a desktop application within a Web page. On the...

Tags: Desktop, Adobe Systems Inc., Web, Application, HTML, JavaScript, Runtime, Adobe AIR, API, SDK, Web Browser, Adobe Labs, Adobe Integrated Runtime API, Adobe Integrated Runtime Software Development Kit, initalWindow Element, AIR Developer Tool, Scripting Languages, Software/Web Development, Web Development, Tony Patton

Blog posts 2007-11-26