HTML selection list without a submit button
HTML selection lists that doesn't employ a submit button but takes the visitor directly to the selected item with the help of a little JavaScript code. [more...]
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HTML selection lists that doesn't employ a submit button but takes the visitor directly to the selected item with the help of a little JavaScript code. [more...]
Learn how to remove the extra space or padding from around the HTML FORM tag. [more...]
JavaScript Add to Favorites function code and attaching it to the Add to Favorites link. [more...]
No HTML scrollbar for web pages with the help of JavaScript code. [more...]
Dynamic JavaScript based menu system to help with web site navigation can be created using these online tools and services. [more...]
Free JavaScript resources: Download and use these free scripts on your web site. Simply copy-n-paste JavaScript code to create dynamic web pages. [more...]
A brief on programming languages on the Internet and the WWW (World Wide Web) such as HTML, CGI (Perl and C), JavaScript, JScript, VBScript, PHP, Java and ASP. [more...]
How do I view a deleted web page?
Is there a way to view a deleted web page - one that is no longer available? Yes there is and the solution is quite simple. [more...]
In Japan, the term Sudoku is copyrighted. It was coined by Maki Kaji, president of Nikoli, a company that publishes puzzle books. The Japanese, however, still refer to the puzzle by it's original name - Number Place. Sudoku means digit-single in Japanese. By the way, Sudoku did not originate it Japan. The popular puzzle was invented by an American architect, Howard Garns and first published as Number Place in the May 1979 issue of Dell Pencil Puzzles and Word Games. In Japan, it was first published by the monthly Nikoli magazine. Sudoku gained worldwide popularity because of the efforts of Wayne Gould who not only convinced The Times UK to publish it but also developed a program that would churn out countless puzzles of specified difficulty. Gould was also responsible for taking Sudoku to the United States where it was published in several daily newspapers across the country. [more...]
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