Friday, July 4th, 2008

A Cookie ToolBox

Cookies are the main way of retaining information between one web page and the next and the only way to retain information between different browser sessions. Cookies are supported by both JavaScript and server side processing. Cookies are however limited in the amount of data they can store. Each domain can store up to 20 [...]

Sunday, April 27th, 2008

Passing Information Between Pages

There are three ways that you can pass data between web pages using JavaScript and this article shows you how each of the three methods works.

using a cookie
using frames
or on the end of the URL as a querystring

There are of course other ways to pass information between pages using server side processing such as posting [...]

Wednesday, March 5th, 2008

Displaying “Random” Text or Images

Where you don’t have access to use server side processing to place random content into your web page you can use JavaScript to do it for you.
Displaying “Random” Text or Images

Wednesday, January 23rd, 2008

Adapting to Web Standards

The second of the two New Rider books I received is on web standards. This book covers the reasons for applying web standards to your page, how to apply standards to your HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and server side processing, as well as containing a couple of case studies that show how standards are applied in [...]