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Extending Dreamweaver: Let Dreamweaver Create Your Menus
Publish Date: Jul. 6, 2001
Create a tree-style menu for your site's navigation in Dreamweaver. Part three of a three-part series.
Extending Dreamweaver with its JavaScript API
Publish Date: Jun. 15, 2001
Using Dreamweaver's JavaScript API to dissect a custom command to determine the document's number of words and characters.
This is part two of a short series on using JavaScript with Dreamweaver.
Accessing Dreamweaver's JavaScript API
Publish Date: Jun. 1, 2001
This week, Claus Augusti shows you how to get inside Dreamweaver and manipulate the functions defined by the JavaScript-API. As an example of the mischief you can create using Dreamweaver commands, Claus provides step by step instructions for adding word count capability to the application.
Creating Themes with CSS and JavaScript
Publish Date: Apr. 27, 2001
With a dash of JavaScript and a sprinkle of CSS, you can let site visitors choose various "themes" to customize the appearance of your site.
Parsing and DOM-Tree Building With JavaScript
Publish Date: Apr. 13, 2001
How to work around the old method of inserting dynamic content into your documents by using the document's writeln() method -- which unfortunately destroyed your
documents when writing to an already closed document.
Document Mathematics: Count Your Words
Publish Date: Mar. 30, 2001
Have you ever tried to calculate the number of words in an HTML document? Or, better yet, tried to include this number dynamically into your document? With a DOM implementation and a bit of JavaScript, this column will show you how to do it.
Forms Extension Framework Documentation
Publish Date: Mar. 16, 2001
With this overview of the Forms Extension Framework, with included examples and templates, you can build your own JavaScript-driven forms that are powerful and flexible.
Yajc -- Yet Another JavaScript Column
Publish Date: Mar. 9, 2001
JavaScript lives at O'Reilly! The debut of our ongoing JavaScript column in our brand new JavaScript/CSS DevCenter.
Working With Forms: An Introduction
Publish Date: Mar. 9, 2001
Web forms are common communication conduits between visitors and businesses, but there's room for much improvement. This article is the first step toward improving the functionality of your web forms.