Ajax Tutorial
25/6/2009 | external link
Ajax and XMLHttpRequest with the GET, POST method for text, XML or JSON files.
Ajax Extensible Page
25/6/2009 | external link
A small library to build pages the reader can summarize or develop at mouse clicks. Each part of the article will be extensible. No programming knowledge is required to use the tool.
Displaying an RSS Feed
25/6/2009 | external link
With just one PHP function you can display an RSS 2.0 or RSS RDF feed on any page of you website, from any source.
JavaScript Case Studies
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Summary of the syntax and case studies: sending parameters, two-states buttons, scoring articles...
Ajax Demos
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Demos of Ajax and XMLHttpRequest: checking for the existence of a file, states of the object, filling a form...
Blog and Blogosphere
25/6/2009 | external link
An article to know all that you must know about blogs and the blogosphere phenomenon. How people can make (a lot of) money thanks to a blog. How to build a blog. The addresses and the tools.
Webmaster of the Web 2.0
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How to reach the top at not expense with a website? Read carefully the articlen the solution is here.
DOM Tutorial
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The Document Object Model describes the structure of an XML or HTML document, a web page and allows access to each individual element.
Dynamic Select in HTML with Ajax
25/6/2009 | external link
In HTML 4, drop-down lists are encoded with a We will see that it is easy to dynamically change a such list with JavaScript code. Better yet, if we allow the user to edit a list, it is necessary to save and load it at a later session...
Tab Panel with frames
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In this second part of our The difference for the tabs with the previous cases is that we no more use The CSS code is unchanged. The first frame contains the tabs defined in the page
Firefox 3.5
25/6/2009 | external link
Les balises audio et vidéo sont implémentées. Le format de donnée JSON est reconnu nativement par Firefox. L'avantage est d'éviter l'utilisation de la fonction eval() qui n'est pas sûr, ou d'employer des librairies additionnelles, qui est nettement plus lent
Contestation about HTML 5
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Nobody seemed to be worried so far, but the definition of HTML 5 that is intended to be the format of billions of Web pages in coming years, is conducted and decided by a single person! Hey, wait! Pay no attention to the multi-billions dollar Internet corporation behind the curtain. It's me Ian Hickson! I am my own man
Form Objects in HTML 4
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It is created by the HTML form tag: The name or id attribute can access by script to its content. It is best to use both attributes with the same identifier, for the sake of compatibility. The action attribute indicates the page to which send the form data. If this attribute is empty, the page that contains the form that will be charged the data as parameters




