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ASP Express allows you the
bookmarker is a WWW-based
This is the standard
Changes the color of IE5+
extreme flexibility of an
application for managing
JavaScript 'image rollover'
scrollbars in a page
HTML text editor, while
bookmarks. It allows
- an image that changes
dynamically, via a very
giving you the automation of
multiple users to list,
appearance as you move the
simple JavaScript
a great ASP and ASP.Net text
search, maintain, and create
mouse over it. The
function; shows how to
editor. Key features
bookmarks. It is written in
JavaScript works by loading
attach the scrollbar color
include: Open your files
PHP using PHPLIB, which
several alternative images
change function to links and
directly from your web site
allows support for multiple
for each button. If the user
to mouseOver and other
with built in FTP services,
databases. bookmarker
moves the mouse in or out of
events for some great
Treeview of ASP.Net, ASP,
includes functions to store
the button's area, a
effects.
HTML, Javascript, PHP,
URLs and send URLs via email
JavaScript function
VBScript functions,
directly from your browser
is invoked to change the
commands, tags and
(quik-mark, mail-this-link)
image displayed. It does
Assistants within the
using Javascript
this by changing the 'src'
Express Toolbox, Express
functions that link
attribute of the named
Menus allow you to handle
directly to the application.
button image.
laborious typing chores with
Netscape bookmark import is
ease - Request, Response,
included as well as
Server, ServerVariables all
public/private settings to
have auto-completion pop-up
allow some/all bookmarks to
menus, User Defined Tag
be shared among users.
Section, Easily convert your
HTML tags & tag
sequences to Response.write
statements, Form Creation
Assistant, ADO Connection
Assistant, SQL Statement
Assistant, CDO Connection
Assistant, ASP Page Hit
Counter, ASP Objects - Open
& Close Statments
Dialog, and more. Now in
Standard and DotNet Editions
Date: Dec, 06 2005 Date: Nov, 01 2000 Date: Sep, 28 1999 Date: Mar, 05 2004 |
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Intended for programmers
ResizeObjects is a set of
Wirtten in Perl and
The php-js-webedit editor is
interested in experimenting
Javascript functions
Javascript, JSCart is a
a tool for editing and
with complex user interface
that that enable a user to
shopping cart software that
building HTML pages
elements, this tutorial
build a form and dynamically
comes with a powerful
(relatively complex) from a
explores using PHP to
resize the form objects
built-in database manager
browser. It allows you to
generate JavaScript based on
depending on the size of the
and search engine. Easy to
edit the HTML code in a
data in a database. This
browser window. It is
use "Search and
textarea field, and includes
tutorial explains a class
copyrighted, and distributed
Shop", "Review
a variety of JavaScript
called chainedSelectors.
under the GNU Public License.
Cart" and
functions to assist you
This class helps you create
"Check-Out"
for creating links, tables,
a SELECT form field that
functions. All products
lists, inserting images,
automatically updates the
ordered are each identified
etc. Once you are finished
value of another SELECT
by a short description, a
you can easily submit the
using JavaScript. PHP is
photo, the ordered quantity
content to a CGI and store
used to retrieve the values
and the price total.
it in a Database. You can
for the selectors from a
Built-in JavaScript
use the application as a
MySQL database. This data is
functions to calculate
module itself or embedded in
then used to create a
shipping and tax charges
another application (the
JavaScript function
(optional) automatically.
application can be
that's triggered when the
configured to adapt it to
value of the first selector
your applications). You can
is changed.
also choose the language:
emglish, spanish and
cathalan. The php-js-webedit
editor is written in HTML
and Javascript, and it uses
PHP as a server-side
language.
Date: Feb, 26 2001 Date: Feb, 15 2001 Date: Jan, 12 2001 Date: Apr, 26 2001 |
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