Introduction
In the last part I explained a few of the things you can do using forms. In this, the final part, of the JavaScript tutorial I will explain how you can do some other things with your JavaScript forms.
Using The read more…
Introduction
In part 6 I showed you how to use If and loops. In this part I will show you how you can manipulate HTML forms with JavaScript to improve your website.
Changing The Value Of A Text Box
Before you read more…
Introduction
In previous parts I have shown you how to declare a JavaScript, open windows and display information. In this part I will show you how to use two of JavaScripts most important functions, If and Loops.
If
The if function allows you read more…
Introduction
In this part I will show you how to use link events, do image swaps and display things in the browser status bar.
Link Events
A link event is a different way of including JavaScript on your page. Instead of having <script> read more…
Introduction
In the last part I showed you how you can use JavaScript to prompt the user for information and how you can display HTML via JavaScript. In this part I will show you how you can create and manipulate browser read more…
Introduction
In the last part I showed you how to display alert boxes and how to get information from the user. I also explained how variables work.
document.writeln
This command is very useful as it will output information to a web page. I read more…
Introduction
In part 1 I showed you how to declare a JavaScript and make sure that non-compatible browsers can see something. In this part I will show you how to actually do something with your JavaScript.
Alerts
The first JavaScript command I will read more…
Introduction
Thousands of sites around the world use JavaScript but it is still not a particularly well known programming language (compared to HTML). If you have seen anything interactive on a website like a calculation, pop-up-window, some web counters and even read more…
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