Web and Intranet - Client Side Technologies

Web and Intranet module W602

Client Side Technologies

Exercises, examples and other material relating to training module W602. This topic is presented on public course Getting Public Sector Data on Line

Getting your public sector data online - training course - The technologies that allow web access.

Getting your public sector data online - The technologies that allow web access. The National Heath Service, Local Government and other public sector ...

http://www.wellho.net/course/wpfull.html [course]

Starting Ajax - easy example of browser calling up server data

Ajax (Asynchronous Javascript and XML) provides a very neat way for a web page that's displayed on a browser to interact with a web server and replace ...

http://www.wellho.net/mouth/1812_Sta ... -data.html [short article]

Using server side and client side programming together

I was back for first principles this morning for a delegate who - though very much an experienced programmer - is new to web work and HTML, and I put ...

http://www.wellho.net/mouth/1749_Usi ... ether.html [short article]

Adding a button to a web page to print the page

How to add a "print me" button on your web page which (err) lets you print your web page ;-) <form> <input type=button value="Print me!" onClick="javascript:window.print()"> ...

http://www.wellho.net/mouth/1681_Add ... -page.html [short article]

Javascript/HTML example, dynamic server monitor

There are times I want to keep an eye on our servers, but I don't really want to redraw my whole browser window (or even a frame!) to do it. So I've written ...

http://www.wellho.net/mouth/1814_Jav ... nitor.html [short article]

Javascript examples (some PHP and MySQL too)

If you're looking for some simple examples in Javascript (alert window, checking the value in a field, one select box that depends on another, checking ...

http://www.wellho.net/mouth/411_Java ... -too-.html [short article]

Ajax - going Asyncronous and what it means

This is the second part of an "easy Ajax" series - for the first installment [link here]. In the first installment, I showed you a "bare bones" example ...

http://www.wellho.net/mouth/1813_Aja ... means.html [short article]

This topic is presented on public course Getting Public Sector Data on Line

Examples from our training material

eight.php	Disabling a form input until another element has been completed
fifth.html	Providing different links depending on which browser
first.html	Simple Javascript variables, and an alert box
fourth.html	reporting platform information via Javascript
isflash.html	Sensing whether Flash is available on a browser
jskl.html	Javascript event handling on a form (textarea)
nine.php	Javascript, PHP and MySQL used together - training example
second.html	Conditional in Javascript - wording based on browser
seven.php	Changing one Select menu based on another selection
six.php	Validating user entries at the browser
smonth.php	Disabling a form input until another element has been completed
terry2.html	Roll over an image to change another image
third.html	Checking plugin availability

Background information

Some modules are available for download as a sample of our material or under an Open Training Notes License for free download from http://www.training-notes.co.uk.

Topics covered in this module

HTML, DHTML and friends.
ActionScript, Flas and Flex
JavaScript.
Java applets.
Flash.
ActiveX and Com.

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