Joe Burns

Use these to jump around or read it all… [Three Examples] [How It’s Done] Every now and again I run into an effect that I should have known about all the time. It’s usually so easy that I’m stunned I think of it. This short tutorial is just such an example. I was surfing around […]

Here’s an example of what I’m talking about. Below is a simple form. However, instead of a link button starting it off, the user clicks on an image. Like so: Please enter your name: Make any comments you’d like below: Thanks for your input How It’s Done      There’s no need showing you how the form […]

So, You Want A Form, Huh?      This is a basic forms tutorial. It explains the basics of placing input items on an HTML page. It’s best to read this one first, before tackling the guestbook tutorial below. So, You Want A Guestbook, Huh?      This is what everyone wants from a form. A guestbook! Read on… […]

<’SCRIPT LANGUAGE=”JavaScript”> function YesAnswer() { var IntPath = document.joe.burns; var TheOptions = IntPath.options.length; document.joe.burns.options.length = 0;       IntPath.options[IntPath.options.length] = new Option(‘His Hair is Cool’,’0′);       IntPath.options[IntPath.options.length] = new Option(‘I am taken away by his dreamy Vocals’,’1′);       IntPath.options[IntPath.options.length] = new Option(‘He commands me to like him’,’2′); } function NoAnswer() { var IntPath = document.joe.burns; var […]

Use these to jump around or read it all… [How It Works (Basically)] [Using AutoComplete on Your Forms (Or Not)] [Erasing AutoComplete Responses] If you’ve stopped by this tutorial, then you most likely know what I mean by Microsoft Internet Explorer’s AutoComplete. It’s a rather nice function that Microsoft has put in its browsers 5.0 […]

Use these to jump around or read it all… [Attach Something]     [The Input tag] I’m about to do something I’ve never done before. I’m about to write a tutorial dedicated to a command that really…well…doesn’t work, to be honest with you. Some of you may be saying I’ve already done that a few […]

…use these to jump around or read it all [The Form Code] [The Script Code] [Multiple Form Elements] OK, so I’m zipping around the Web looking for the answer to a coding question when I came upon a site called “ShowUsYourCode“. I didn’t find the answer I was looking for there, but I did find […]

So You Want Seamless Frames, Huh? Frame Page – You need a frame-ready browser. See Microsoft Corporation

From Joe: Here’s a quick little tutorial that I thought could be useful to certain sites. It’s by Ben Hartland from Construct My Site.com. Use it in good health. Here is a cool thing: Margins, of a sort. This method may or may not be the best for your site. Just learn what you can, […]

…use these to jump around or read it all [Active Channel? Hah?] [OK – I Clicked] [The Active Channel Format] [What’s that CDF Thing?] [XML? Hah?] [Do It Yourself CDF] [Other Commands]      So, have you seen these things floating around lately:      They’re pretty popular little pups with the Internet “in” crowd. In fact, requests to […]

This tutorial was originally written when HTML 4.0 was in its infancy.  HTML 4.01 is today’s standard specification for HTML and this tutorial has been updated to reflect the features of HTML 4.01.  Editorial comments are shown contained in square braces — [ ]   Use these to jump around or read it all… [The […]

Use these to jump around or read it all… [What Are Frames Anyway?] [Basic Frame Commands] [Adding Rows To Columns] [Naming Cells and Using Targets] [Encountering Non-Frame-Ready Browsers] What Are Frames Anyway? Frames are a little different than anything you’ve done in html in that you are not writing a page in the traditional sense. […]