This script shows how to find the numbers (RGB) to use for any given color, or to find what color will be created by a given set of RGB. This example uses (1) an HTML file, (2) a DIV-CONSTRUCT javascript file, and (3) a COLOR javascript file. This example is quite complicated, and requires extensive knowledge of how both
IE and NS work on the DOM, mouse movement and clicks (unclicks too) event handling, as well as Dynamic HTML - moving objects around the page, and also how to find objects on the page.
If your page has moved, or you have a need to redirect your visitors automatically, you can use a meta refresh to send them to the page of your choice. Here is a code snippet to do just that.
Version: n/a Platform(s): n/a Updated: Sun Apr 15 2001
This example illistrates how to have content altered dynamically. When the user clicks any link it will redraw the section of this page so that another row to the table appears. IE will re-format the page, while NS will allocate a specific region at the load time of the page - it will not re-allocate room later.
Version: n/a Platform(s): n/a Updated: Thu Jan 11 2001
This is a query code for a person's name that may interest visitors to your site. They type in their name, they get a page of information on themselves. It includes full instructions, Javascript and HTML code sections that are neatly separated and can be easily added to your new or existing page(s).
Version: 6.2 Platform(s): n/a Updated: Fri Aug 25 2000
According to an article in the Wall Street Journal, the first three digits of a U.S. Social Security number is a code that may indicate the state or territory in which your application stated you were born (because the code reveals the state in which you registered). This JavaScript figures out which state your Social Security card was issued from the first three digits of your SSN.
Version: n/a Platform(s): n/a Updated: Tue Aug 1 2000
Possibly the net's first, this DHTML script brings to life once the dullest of the dull element on your page- the TITLE element. The script automatically seeks out the title of your document, and animates it to view in IE 4+ and NS 6!
This handy tool allows you to generate JavaScript that greet your visitor's with a new message depending on the day of the week. Just fill out the text for each day of the week, then copy and paste.
Version: n/a Platform(s): n/a Updated: Wed Mar 8 2000
This script allows you to have a Web page constantly reloaded at length you specify. It's great for webcams, news, sports, finance, or other information pages that need reloading on a constant basis.
Version: n/a Platform(s): n/a Updated: Mon Jan 10 2000
