... NOTE: While there are many merits to using a full-featured IDE for web development, I personally prefer using lightweight and separate tools. Using a standalone web server and accessing the content ... mobile-friendly webpage is very easy. By the end of this chapter, you will know not only how to build a mobile webpage and form, but understand how to apply some simple CSS (including some ... required to make the jump into mobile web app development, primarily from an application presentation perspective. Mobile-Ready Web Pages Building mobile-ready web pages is quite simple, and only...
... for SitePointon technologies including PHP, XML, ASP.NET, Java, JavaScript and CSS, but is perhapsbest known for his book, Build Your Own Database Driven Website Using PHP & MySQL,also from ... wever, it’s not designed forbuilding truly interactive Websites. For that, we need the final building block ofDHTML: JavaScript. Adding JavaScript JavaScript is a simple but powerful programming la ... that a JavaScript program can see. Naturally,this is very useful for DHTML pages on which a lot of scripting occurs. (Thequote above is a pure coincidence—it’s from the days before the Web! )According...
... specifically within the XHTML namespace. So, instead of using document.createElement('a'), to create a new a element, you must usedocument.createElementNS('http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml', ... DHTML UtopiaModern Web Design Using JavaScript & DOMby Stuart LangridgeLicensed to siowchen@darke.biz About the AuthorStuart Langridge has been playing with the Web since 1994, and is ... for SitePointon technologies including PHP, XML, ASP.NET, Java, JavaScript and CSS, but is perhapsbest known for his book, Build Your Own Database Driven Website Using PHP & MySQL,also from...
... Navigator 2, Netscape Communications introduced JavaScript (brieflycalled LiveScript), which gave Web developers scripting access to elements intheir Web pages—first to forms, then, later, to images, ... it’s not designed forbuilding truly interactive Websites. For that, we need the final building block ofDHTML: JavaScript. Adding JavaScript JavaScript is a simple but powerful programming language. ... gory JavaScript syntax in detail here—the section called “Further Reading” has some links to afew JavaScript tutorials if you need them.A Simple JavaScript ExampleHere’s a simple piece of JavaScript...
... we must create both the newelement node and a text node to contain its text. To achieve this, we need twonew methods: document.createElement and document.createTextNode.First, we create the ... and add them to the page, providing the capacity for truly dynamic content.The point to remember is that, as before, a page s text resides in text nodes, soif we need to create an element that ... content to a page? Having to create a whole batch of new elementsand text nodes—appending the text nodes to their elements, the elements to eachother, and the top element to the page is something...
... Note that JavaScript no longer clutters up our HTML; much likethe separation of design and content facilitated by CSS, we’ve separated our page content (HTML) from our page behavior (JavaScript) . ... objects in JavaScript; we can pass around references to a function using its name, but withoutcalling it. This procedure doesn’t work in all languages, but it’s a very useful feature of JavaScript. 48Chapter ... setto run in response to the firing of an event. If you’ve done any JavaScript Web programming before, you may already be using this technique without knowingit. Let’s look at the procedure...
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... interest.3 #include <iostream>4 using std::cout;5 using std::endl;6 using std::ios;7 using std::fixed;8 #include <iomanip>9 using std::setw;10 using std::setprecision;11 #include ... reserved.30Essentials of Counter-Controlled Repetitionã Counter-controlled repetition requires– Name of control variable/loop counter– Initial value of control variable– Condition to test ... 2.22: fig02_22.cpp2 // Counting letter grades.3 #include <iostream>4 using std::cout;5 using std::cin;6 using std::endl;7 // function main begins program execution8 int main()9 {10...
... ArticlesA59Part 9: ArticlesArticle 4Internet Explorer WebPage Color NamesWhen you’re setting color properties in a data access page, you normally enter a hexa-decimal value that represents ... represents the red-green-blue (RGB) color value that your browser can understand. However, data access pages must run in Microsoft Internet Explorer, and Internet Explorer also understands a wide variety...