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AJAX: Creating Huge Bookmarklets
by: Brad Neuberg
Date: May 19, 2006
A bookmarklet is a special piece of JavaScript code that can be dragged into a user's link toolbar,
and which later can be clicked on to implement cross-site behavior. People have done all sorts of
cool stuff with it.


"Roll Your Own" JavaScript and PHP Syndication
by: Will Bontrager
Date: April 28, 2006
When you have content on your web site that you wish to make available for others to publish, yet
want control of what is published, it can be syndicated with JavaScript or with PHP.


Simple AJAX Chat
by:
Date: March 20, 2006
A simple chat script. It is a demonstration of what several dozens lines of AJAX code can do.


Ad-Rotation in JavaScript
by: Jonathan Fenocchi
Date: February 17, 2006
In this article, you'll learn how to generate random advertisements in JavaScript, and explore
some other features along the way.


Synchronized Frame Scrolling Part 1: Vertical Scrolling
by: Jonathan Fenocchi
Date: February 17, 2006
In this article, you ll learn how to set up two frames, and how to get them to synchronize vertically.


JavaScript Synchronized Frame Scrolling, Pt. 2: Horizontal Scrolling
by: Jonathan Fenocchi
Date: February 17, 2006
In part two of our mission to scroll two frames at the same time, we�ll look at how to make these
frames scroll horizontally. This is useful for horizontally oriented sites, such as those designed
with Flash or CSS � which is not uncommon.


JavaScript Synchronized Frame Scrolling, Pt. 3: Putting It All Together
by: Jonathan Fenocchi
Date: February 17, 2006
In the final chapter of this series, we ll be looking at how to synchronize frames both vertically
and horizontally. Were going to put the code from the two previous articles into one so that
both frames will scroll in both directions: horizontally and vertically.


Easy Table Reading in JavaScript, Page 1
by: Jonathan Fenocchi
Date: February 17, 2006
This article focuses on taking advantage of JavaScript's style-alternating capabilities and
event-handlers to make any dynamic web page easier to read in a few seconds.


Easy Table Reading in JavaScript, Page 2
by: Jonathan Fenocchi
Date: February 17, 2006
This article focuses on taking advantage of JavaScript's style-alternating capabilities and
event-handlers to make any dynamic web page easier to read in a few seconds.


Easy Table Reading in JavaScript, Page 3
by: Jonathan Fenocchi
Date: February 17, 2006
This article focuses on taking advantage of JavaScript's style-alternating capabilities and
event-handlers to make any dynamic web page easier to read in a few seconds.


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