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Script
that removes Carriage Returns from a text file (requires MSIE4+)
- NOTE: This will not run from the server. Click the link
to view the source, then save to your local pc.
- This shows how Internet Explorer, using ActiveX scripting,
can read and write files.
- Also demonstrates the use of "TRY" and "CATCH";
an error-trapping concept widely used throughout Java for
advanced error handling.
Script
that creates Dynamic Layer Movement on your website (requires
MSIE4+)
- This shows off Internet Explorer's "Z-INDEX"
property, which enables you to define which "layer"
is in front of (or behind) which other layer. Think of it
like a set of transparancies; this property allows shuffling
which sheet is in the front or rear.
- Also, take note of my function named "Glide( )"
to which you would pass a string defining the DIV Layer
to animate by gliding it across the page.
- Also, take note of "setInterval", which uses
"threads" to repeatedly evaluate an expression
after a specified number of milliseconds has elapsed.
Want to see the source code
of a site that has it "protected"? (requires MSIE4+)
- On the browser's address bar, type the following "view-source:"
as a prefix to the site you're visiting.
For example: "view-source:http://javascript.internet.com"
and press ENTER (or click GO).
- Also, while still visiting the site, look on your own
pc in "C:\Windows\Temporary Internet Files" -or-
"C:\Windows\Local Settings\Temporary Internet Files".
Remember that everything gets downloaded to your local pc
in order for you to view it in your browser (yes, even the
graphics).
Hexadecimal
Color Chart (created dynamically with JavaScript)
Flash
Sniffer Code Builder (created dynamically with JavaScript)
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