With Javascript, you can save time and money by using the ("src") to include remote or local documents. For example, you may have a web site serving 20 web pages. All 20 pages display the same header and footer item like site name, logos and links. However, if you were to change the header text, you would have to apply those changes all 20 pages manualy. That's not fun. Here is a faster way
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Learn how to save time and money by using the javascript src() function to including local or remote document like headers, footers, css, images, and flash files. |
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This javascript registers an event handler to a link on a page. When users click a link, the code executes a pop-up alert window asks them to confirm that this is the link they wanted to click. This is perfect for server side programs that delete files on a server or modify data in a database.
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Javascript that alert users when clicking on sensitive links (like delete or update links). You can customize the message with option to continue or cancel. Works great with PHP, ASP, and Perl administration sites. |
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A brief note describing how to write JavaScripts to make them run on as wide a range of browsers as possible. |
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This tutorial explains an easy method of offering an automatically updated html file to other sites. I have taken the example of an article but the same theory could be applied to other content such as tutorials, images or news. |
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