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This site is well organized. Other
sites have little snippets here and there, but your site provides
application of these effects, rather than just touching on them

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At last, something i can understand! Easy to read and
put into action.
Thanks.

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Very good articles.

The only point that I would like to mention is that they can get a little brief in some areas when it comes down to explaining the technical details but for a free and easily available information resource it is worth every minute of the 2 hours i used reviewing it.
Mike

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I really like the articles that you have. But only wish that you would give more graphical examples within the articles showing what the code will produce.

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I would love to see some articles on JSP.

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Is there a way for me to post questions on the site? Thanks.

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Oops, I just sent you a letter and the script was not received. Here it is again:

Hello; I was looking for a way to tell if a variable was a number or not. It seems that there is no standard way to do this. I read your article at http://developer.irt.org/script/39.htm ("Is there a simple way to test if a variable is a number . . .") and came up with another solution, that works in IE 5.01 and NN 4.75:

<SCRIPT LANGUAGE="JavaScript">
function isitanumber(variable) {
if (variable/1 !== variable/1)
document.form.field.value = 'Error';
}
</SCRIPT>

It works with any number, integer or not. I assume it works because JavaScript doesn't know how to divide non-numbers. I used it to validate input entries into a random number generator I made.

Perhaps this will be useful . . .
--Russell Cottrell

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I realy like this item, it combines both new tech trend and daily problem solving.