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AutoTabbing in a form

This is one of those things that you get used to seeing in standard applications on your PC but very rarely in a browser. It automatically tabs from one input field to the next when it is the require...

10 Nov 2000 | Keywords: tab, limit, input | Read »

An essential reference and a bonus quiz!

If you are anything like me then you may like to think of yourself as more of an Internet Developer than purely a Domino Developer. If nothing else, the former is probably a better way to explain wha...

6 Jun 2001 | Keywords: colour, css, html | Read »

Three for the price of two

Remember in an article a couple of weeks ago I was amazed that after 4 years I am still discovering new HTML tags and their uses. Well, it's happened again. Twice in one week! It's Sunday and I'm hun...

23 Sep 2001 | Keywords: | Read »

A Radio Button Quiz

This example is going be a little quiz using Radio-Buttons and JavaScript (not a quiz about radio-buttons as the title may suggest). It is not that I thought of this as a useful application, more tha...

9 Jan 2001 | Keywords: radio, array, math | Read »

Redefining the look of HTML

Are you bored with those old, gray buttons and text boxes? I bet you are! Well, why not change them? It's easy with Cascading Style Sheets, new from the W3C. Does that sound like some cheesy ad on lo...

28 Feb 2001 | Keywords: Style Sheets, CSS | Read »

Tracking changes to a form

About a month ago I learnt of an IE specific event, called "onBeforeUnLoad", that allows you to capture the moment a user leaves a page. Using this, I wrote ...

16 Mar 2001 | Keywords: form, change, save | Read »

Storing lots of input fields in one list

How many times have you created a form that has a collection of fields that all gather information that is related. What I mean by this is something similar to the form shown in the image below. Here...

21 May 2001 | Keywords: inputs, multi value | Read »

Quick, easy, foolproof field level help

Never mind all those fancy methods of offering users Field Level Help in the browser, try this quick and easy one. In Internet Explorer you can set the "Title" HTML Attribute for the field and this w...

29 Jan 2001 | Keywords: input, help | Read »

Creating your own field properties

In browsers later than Internet Explorer 4, Opera 5 and Netscape 6 you can assign your own attributes to elements and then refer to their values in your JavaScript functions. Take the following input...

27 Mar 2001 | Keywords: input, help, alert, attribute | Read »

Communicating with a pop-up's parent

Launching "pop-up" windows from the browser is fairly easy, assuming we all know about the ...

23 Feb 2001 | Keywords: window, parent, opener, form | Read »