Java Script - Do you know how....

If you want to detect your visitors browser, sebd them a message and redirect them use this script:
CODE var browserName=navigator.appName; if (browserName=="Netscape") { alert("Hi Netscape
user!") window.location = "netscape.html" } else { if (browserName=="Microsoft Internet
Explorer") {   alert("Hi Microsoft Internet Exlorer User!");   window.location = "MIE.html" }
  else   {    alert("What are you browsing with?");    window.location = "unkown.html"    } } //-->
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I have one main script which defines an object. I then have several other script files that define
functions for that object. I have tried using the following setup to import the functions: HTML
code snippet: Javascript code snippet: import Object.functionName; This works fine for
Mozilla Firefox, but causes an error in Internet Explorer which causes the object to be undefined.
I would like to know how better to import the functions into the main javascript (preferably without
needing to add the module script to the html file) that works in both Firefox a...

in my opinion javascript is better then java becasue java requires more programing experecense then
javascript and i think to that javascript is more reliable then java in some ways...

Browser Quaker! SHOCK your visitors! this script shakes the browser like a quake happened!
yeah....try this script to believe it! im sure u will be stunned at the effect! a good way to show
your visitor that...your website ROCKS!..and literally so ! ! i got this script from Bravenet
's webmaster freebrees newsletter. if you haven't known bravenet before..it is a beginner
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their newsletter to get gems like these! ok here's the code: CODE function init() ...

As a project to "boilerplate" some text, I had this idea of making a couple of textareas in html and
having a single click on the input button copy the contents to the clipboard and then pasting the
text into another blank textarea. Several textareas would contain the different pieces of text and I
would then be able to 'assemble' the full text into the 'blank' textarea and then,
of course, copy this entire piece to the clipboard and migrate it to the final spot for copying.
Anyways, BuffaloHELP had the basic code for the javascript, but it seems that thi...

Hi, here's a trick that will redirect a browser when JavaScript is turned off. Why not redirect
the ones that have JavaScript? It's because less than 10% of browsers have JavaScript turned
off; therefore, is better to redirect less than 10% of visitors than over 90%. Simply paste this
code into the HEAD section of your HTML document. CODE /* Created by: Will Bontrager ::
http://www.willmaster.com/ */ //--> Best regards,...

I have a page that requires many Javascript functions. In order to make the coding easier to read
and edit, I decided to seperate them into 3 Javascript files. Two files will each do a specific job.
One file will have the shared functions that both other 2 files will need to use. They are all
linked to a page using three tags. The difficult part is that after the page calls a function in
one of the special code files, that Javascript file will need to call the functions located in the
common Javascript file. The file will call several functions, and it will an argumen...

Guys, if you like it you can use it, but one thing I would like to tell is that its not entierly
safe to use such a thing, it depends on your content that you are trying to protect from usual
visitors, beginners this is for you. The best part is that you do not need any kind of scripts
installed on your server, it is in JavaScript which is embeded in to your HTML page. Just change the
username from "asta" to your choice and password from "host" to your preference. Here is the code...
CODE /*This Script allows people to enter by using a form that asks for a UserI...

try this one...its indeed sweet! sweet titles This script will display the titles on your links
in a very "sweet" manner. The look is customized by using CSS and is easily changed. Degrades very
nicely. CODE /* Fading Tooltips */ div#toolTip {   position:absolute;   width:220px;
  background:#00009C;   border:2px double #fff;   text-align:left;   padding:5px;
  -moz-border-radius:5px;   z-index:1000; } div#toolTip p {   margin:0;   padding:0;   color:#fff;
  font:11px/12px verdana,arial,serif; } div#toolTip p em {   display:block;   margin-top:3px;
  color:...

Copied from http://www.cgiscript.net/cgi-script/csNews...wone&id=54&op=t QUOTE add the one
line code below to the tag of the page you want to trigger the action from. when they leave that
page another window will open. change the text "URL" in the code below to reflect the new web site
address you want them to enter. QUOTE for example, when they leave your site you can open a
window that says thank you for visiting. QUOTE Code: CODE
onunload="window.open('URL')" thats it...now say a royal thanks to ur visitors!
cheers! shiv...

Put this source inbetween and !!!! CODE script language="JavaScript1.2"> var rate = 20;
var obj; var act = 0; var elmH = 0; var elmS = 128; var elmV = 255; var clrOrg; var TimerID;
if (navigator.appName.indexOf("Microsoft",0) != -1 && parseInt(navigator.appVersion) >= 4) {
Browser = true; } else { Browser = false; } if (Browser) { document.onmouseover =
doRainbowAnchor; document.onmouseout = stopRainbowAnchor; } function doRainbow(){ if (Browser
&& act != 1) { act = 1; obj = event.srcElement; clrOrg = obj.style.color; TimerID = setInt...

Hi... I wasn't there for some time but now I need opinion... I hope someone would be able to say
something about my script... what should be fixed, what I can do to improve it... it is universal
language redirection script for few pages that I work on and I need it to be as good as it can be...
would this be working in every browser in which scripts like that can work? If now what I should
add? (why I aded "en" and "en-US"? The script first checks if there is exact name and then it
converts it to small letters and takes only two first... just in case someone would...

This is just a small script that lets you display a set of pictures in a slideshow-like manner. This
script lets you show the thumbnailed versions of the pictures, and then when the user clicks on a
pic, the user is taken to the actual picture. NOTE: You can add more pictures to the array by
copying the format that is being used in it: CODE slideshow = new Array(              
                "images/image1.bmp", "images/image2.bmp",                              
"images/image3.bmp", "images/image4.bmp"                               ) slideNumber = sli...

what is the Difference Between java to java script?...

I'm in need of a drop down menu script. The one I am currently using was written to work in
both ie and netscape, but does not work in firefox. /sad.gif" style="vertical-align:middle"
emoid=":(" border="0" alt="sad.gif" /> I new at installation that the author had stretched the
rules abit to make it work, but didn't expect firefox to come out. I don't care what
language it is written in as long it works If you have ie you can see an example at:
http://66.78.26.33/~ruidoso/ I would appreciate any help you can recommend pete...

here i the script i will allow your visitors to print your page input in html editor // This
script was supplied free by Hypergurl // http://www.hypergurl.com if (window.print) {
document.write(' Click Here To ' + ' + 'onClick="java script:window.print()"> This
Page! '); } // End hide --> ...