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Learning
About JavaScript
JavaScript
for the Total Non-Programmer
(Webteacher Software, LLC, Irvine, CA)
Often, Web site developers include JavaScript code to add dynamic features
(e.g., scrolling text, special effects text, graphic
movement, date-and-time, etc.) and interactive activities (e.g., calculators,
password forms, polls, etc.). This JavaScript tutorial includes text,
graphics, and interactive demonstrations within its HTML-based files.
(An alternative is to download this tutorial as a .zip file).
Learning JavaScript (TrainingTools.com, Toronto, Ontario, Canada)
Public access with commercial options. Access the subsections for an eight chapter text and graphics tutorials for JavaScript. This tutorial includes information for JavaScript code writing (and editing)--basic and advanced.
JavaScriptSearch.com
(DevStart.com, San Diego, CA)
Ad-supported. Search or use the directories to find no cost,
copyrighted JavaScript code for: alerts, buttons,
calendars, clocks, cookies, counters, forms, games, navigation, page
information, passwords, text effects, user information, utilities,
window management, and more. A link to JavaScript tutorials is provided
on the upper left frame.
JavaScript
Code (for Web Sites)
JavaFile.Com
(Net3Media.com)
Pop-up ads.
Free JavaScript, Java applets, and DHTML for many options
(e.g., alerts, backgrounds, buttons, image and text effects, ticker
tape, and more).
JavaScript
City--Free JavaScripts
(The Web Design Resource)
These no
cost JavaScript codes represent many functions and dynamic activities,
such as: alerts, prompts, browser detection,
calculators, clocks, color charts, e-mail scripts, image scripts,
mouseovers, navigation, password, scrollers, audio, window control, and
others.
The
JavaScript Source (Jupitermedia Corporation)
The "contents" directory includes the areas for over 2,000 no cost JavaScript
code (and some DHTML scripts). A sample of the content areas
include: clocks, forms, games, calendars, generators, navigation, page details, scrolls,
and buttons. Links are also provided to JavaScript tutorials and books.
Java-Scripts.net
(Java-Scripts.net)
Ad-supported. The categories for no cost JavaScript code include: forms,
sniffers, images, frames, links clocks, window management (and pop-ups), browser effects, and
miscellaneous.
JSMadeEasy.com
Ad-supported--no cost scripts. Access is provided to JavaScript tutorials and the source code for scripts from multiple categories--arranged from alerts and animation to user information and window control. (Generally, a demo of scripts is not provided.)
Java
Applets
Freewarejava.com-Java
Applets (Freewarejava)
This directory includes freeware and commercial Java applets, and links
to sites that include DHTML and JavaScript for dynamic and interactive
Web site components.
Multiple
Script Types
scriptsearch.com
(Jupitermedia Corporation)
A folder directory system allows a visitor to identify no cost (and
commercial) ASP, Flash, Java, JavaScript, Perl-[CGI], Visual Basic, and
other scripts used for the content management of Web sites.
HotScripts.com
(iNET Directories, LLC)
Ad-supported--scripts include freeware, donation requests, and
commercialware. A portal with links to thousands of scripts (e.g., JavaScript, .ASP, Perl, CGI, PHP, etc.). In addition, links are provided to tutorials, tips, articles, and books. (Generally, the source Web site does not provide a demo of its scripts.)
CGI
Script Archive (BigNoseBird.com)
Note:
This CGI (Common Gateway Interface) directory is included to represent,
albeit minor, the use of this scripting format for developing and
managing Web sites. CGI, usually written in Perl, is integration into
the Web server's environment (and within a cgi-bin folder). Obviously,
this integration presents potential problems for commercial Web hosting
services, including some school and university systems that provide selective
hosting services.
BigNoseBird.com
includes over a dozen no cost CGI scripts that can be used to enhance
and manage Web sites. Links are provided to tutorial and information files
related to CGI.
CGI
for the Total Non-Programmer (Webteacher Software, LLC, Irvine,
CA)
Public access, and commercial options
Dynamicdrive.com
(Dynamic Drive)
These no cost DHTML (Dynamic HTML) scripts can be used for personal or
commercial Web sites; however, the copyright notice within each script must
be maintained. DHTML scripts are available for: scrollers,
document effects, menus, navigation, slideshows,
mouse effects, links, buttons, clocks, dates, text animation,
browser window, games, system preferences, and other functions. Note:
DHTML scripts tend to be browser-specific, and a lesser number will work
with multiple versions of Internet Explorer and Netscape.
MSA
(Matt's Script Archive, Inc.)
Web site designers and programmers will find download options for Perl
CGI scripts, C++, HTML script template applications, and links to other
script archives.
Active
Server Pages (.asp)
ASP [Active Server Pages] Tutorial (W3Schools, Refsnes Data, Norway)
This multi-file tutorial has a text-and-graphics format, and it includes quizzes and many examples of .asp code. A guide provides the instructions for installing the IIS (Internet Information Services) or PWS (Personal Web Server) components
within your PC. Note: The appropriate server (PWS for Windows 98, Me, NT,
or IIS for Windows 2000 and XP) must be installed in order to create, edit, and manage ASP scripts.
Active Server Pages Tutorial (Microsoft Development Network)
The concept and process for creating scripts for .asp files are
outlined through an introduction and two tutorials. Step-by-step, scripts are created to provide a Web site option (e.g., guest book),
or perform an action (e.g., image rotation, link redirection, display alternative banners or text, etc.)
Code Downloads from Wrox Press (John Wiley & Sons, Inc.)
Web site developers who purchase book, Beginning Active Server Pages 3.0, Sussman, et al. 1999 (or other script-related books), can download the related code from this file within the Wrox Web site.
Note: Copyright and other conditions apply to editing or using
the code for .asp and other scripts.
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