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If the password does not match case or is invalid the material on the page is secured. This is poor man's simple security. You want to use something robust for sensitive information. This will keep most out, but probably not the ones you really wanted to stay away. You want to add another script to protect the source of your files, too.

An simple introduction to creating different border styles for your tables. Including border sizes, colours and types.

An introduction to JavaScript, how it was born, what is it good for, different types and versions of this scripting language, and the compatibility between it and the browsers.

This article shows a simple script to obtain the mouse position from an event. The script will work all modern browsers and most older browsers too.

From this tutorial you will find out how to play and record files from your device. After reading this tutorial you will be able to build your own Audio Player and Audio Sound Recorder using PhoneGap and jQuerry Mobile.

There are many ways to add a date on your screen. This page shows how to put a date and day (for instance: wednesday, march 20th, 2002), using an array.

This tutorial shows you how to perform form-field validation and user interaction with a few lines of JavaScript.

This tutorial explains how to change a select element's content using JavaScript, from adding new options to modifying and deleting them. It also shows how to create a 2 level interdependent select list.

Learn how to implement an image slideshow in JavaScript, along with making each slide "clickable".

Use this wizard to experiment with table border styles and generate style source code. This wizard uses dynamic HTML to change the style of the table in-situ, without loading another page. It is cross-browser compatible with Firefox, Netscape, Internet Explorer, and other modern browsers.

Javascript code that automatically fills in the address in all places needed on the page after just once entering it and selecting the check box.

This is a very basic tooltip using CSS and jQuery. The goal of this tooltip was to make something rich looking without all of the weightyness of most designer tooltips. The weight of this tooltip script comes within the CSS and only a few lines of jQuery to facilitate the opening and closing of the tooltip. Simple jQuery Tooltip does not use any images, only css to style the entire tooltip and is cross-browser compatible tested using Chrome, IE9 and Firefox.

Creating a WYSIWYG textbox for your website is actually quite simple. Thanks to the html iframe component that contains the execCommand function, which enables us to access html tags in real time.

INTERNET cookies are incredibly simple, but they are one of those things that have taken on a life of their own. Cookies started receiving tremendous media attention starting February 2000 because of the Internet privacy concerns. The debate still rages on.

IE6+ incorporates a new feature called MyImage Toolbar, which, if enabled on Tools|Internet Options, provides the user with a popup menu over images that allows the user to instantly save, print, or email any image in a page. This technical note shows how to disable or enable this feature.

This tutorial shows you how to make frames and open subframes within the mainframe. You will learn how to preserve the function of back button and prevent opening your frameset page within another (foreign) frame. The searchengine indexing problem will be overpassed by giving some content within the Nonframes-Tag. This tutorial intend to give you a quick fix, how to make a professional website with frames.

This comprehensive tutorial explains various implementations of JavaScript rollovers. It discusses: How to use the document.images object, How to make your rollovers backward compatible, How to create an instance of the Image object, How to combine several rollovers to create a menu, How to create multiple rollovers, How to ensure maximum "transition" quality, and How to create nested rollovers.

These two handy functions are useful when you are trying to keep a dynamic element in view or find if the user has scrolled the page by returning the number of pixels the page has been scrolled.

Want to make sure your web pages are not included in other website frames? Well use this break_out_frame code to stop the madness.

Explanation of the String object and its properties/ methods to manipulate text and string on the page.