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Dear subscriber, Following your request to receive notification when the JavaScript 'No Content' Web site http://www.btinternet.com/~martin.webb/ has been updated, here are the recent additions. Recent Additions: ------------------------- Intelligent Password Verification #2 - Saturday 4th April 1998 http://www.btinternet.com/~martin.webb/js075/index.html This article was brought about by a discussion in the usenet newsgroup news:comp.lang.javascript about the failings of the previous article Intelligent Password Verification. The majority of this rework is down to Peter Landgren, who took three attempts to come up with a solution for MSIE 3, but who got there in the end :) Java Applets #3 - Saturday 4th April 1998 http://www.btinternet.com/~martin.webb/js074/index.html Guest Author Dr. Tarique Sani continues with the growing series of articles on Java. This article *actually* includes some Java code for the KTN Applet. Introduction to CGI - Saturday 4th April 1998 http://www.btinternet.com/~martin.webb/js073/index.html Guest Author Jason Nugent returns this time with the first in a new series of articles on CGI (Common Gateway Interface) Scripts. This article introduces CGI, the benefits, the drawbacks, and the language of choice: Perl. XML - What's in it for us? - Saturday 28th March 1998 http://www.btinternet.com/~martin.webb/js072/index.html Written by Guest Author Janus Boye. If you're designing data-hungry sites, especially for intranets, you should be getting excited about XML, because in XML, you'll be able to create and respond to much richer set of data elements. That will in turn let you build more individualised dynamic sites and pages. For example, your site's users could access information across databases and types of data without having to rely on a search engine. Form -> Email -> Form... - Saturday 28th March 1998 http://www.btinternet.com/~martin.webb/js071/index.html For NN4 and MSIE4 browsers, this article illustrates how you can complete a form and send the data entered via email to another person, who can load up the email in their browser and actually see the form as entered. This 'copy' form can then be updated and emailed to another person, and so on. Java Applets #2 - Saturday 21st March 1998 http://www.btinternet.com/~martin.webb/js070/index.html Written by Guest Author Dr. Tarique Sani. Describes a basic Java Applet skeleton using the set of methods that provide the basic mechanism by which the browser interfaces to the applet to control its execution. Math functions in JavaScript - Saturday 21st March 1998 http://www.btinternet.com/~martin.webb/js069/index.html Written by Guest Author Janus Boye. Math is power. So says one of the many ads on the Internet. JavaScript has the power, to do all functions that are on a normal pocket calculator, and even a few more. Free Download: ---------------------- Remember that the complete contents of the JavaScript 'No Content' Web site can be download as one zip file. This file is automatically updated each time a new article is added to the site. The zip file is available for download from the top of the article listing page - http://www.btinternet.com/~martin.webb/search.html Guest Authors: ---------------------- If you would like to participate as a Guest Author please drop me note. Myself and Janus Boye are expanding the site to cover more than just JavaScript. Dr. Tarique Sani is well into the a new series on Java articles, and is working on a beginners Java FAQ that we hope to bring to you soon. Jason Nugent has started a new series of articles on CGI Scripting. If you have any knowledge in other internet related technologies, e.g. Java, DHTML, CSS, CSSP, HTML, XML, Images, etc, and are interested in owning/maintaining a slice of the site, please send me an email with your ideas. ---- Currently there are 818 subscribers who receive this email notification. If you no longer wish to receive notification of updates just send a reply message - remember I'm a human being and not an automated list server. Regards Martin Webb JavaScript Web Site - http://www.btinternet.com/~martin.webb/ JavaScript FAQ - http://www.btinternet.com/~martin.webb/faq.html JavaScript Articles - http://www.btinternet.com/~martin.webb/search.html Guest Authors welcome to write/submit articles |