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Do you have a site map?
Many websites are using dynamic JavaScripts for their navigation menu. It gives great usability to website, but there is one problem. JavaScript menus are not read by search engines. So any link which is used in JavaScript menu will be invisible to...
Logging In Using ASP - Access2000
After receiving a few queries about how to store passwords using ACCESS and ASP, and then use them as "logins", I thought, well, why not write in a separate article, instead of attaching multiple ASP files that are full of confusing comments and...
Running ColdFusion on your Web Server
Designing a Website in ColdFusion
Linux, Solaris, and Windows Servers can run an application
called ColdFusion for accessing web pages. A request for
web pages is made through an HTTP server in conjunction with
a ColdFusion Web...
Spice Up Your Web Site With Rotating Images
Normally I don't like moving objects when I arrive at a web
site. It distracts visitors from getting to the content.
However, many web sites could enhance their visitor's
experience by creating rotating images on the home page.
Here's a good...
Why accessibility is important to you
Accessibility is becoming increasingly critical to the Internet experience. Is your site accessible to people with disabilities? Is it compatible with browsers other than Internet Explorer? Continue reading to discover how accessibility can benefit...
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Ajaxgear Toolkit
AjaxGear is a toolkit that allows you to take advantage of the
client-side technique known as AJAX. AJAX is shorthand for
Asynchronous JavaScript and XML. It uses the XMLHttpRequest
object to allow a Web browser to make asynchronous call to the
Web server without the need to refresh the whole page. AjaxGear
powers this website and has been tested and compatible with
Internet Explorer 6.0 or higher and Mozilla Firefox 1.5. As
AjaxGear evolves, new features will be demonstrated on this
site. As such, the fastest way to learn how to use AjaxGear in
your web application is to download the source files of this
website and see how AjaxGear is used. Components under
development Three components are currently being developed as
part of AjaxGear toolkit namely progress bar, auto complete and
form validator. Progress bar allows us to view in real time the
status of the request sent to the server. Auto complete allows
us to efficiently navigate a dataset on a server. Form validator
allows us to validate user entry in real-time. Client-side form
validation has been a feature of ASP.NET. However, I am
developing a component that we could use on any server-side
technologies including ASP.NET, PHP, JSP, Pearl, and CGI. The
functionalities of these components will soon be demostrated in
the Contact section of this site.
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