13474Broser-Specific CSShttp://www.geocities.com/norwayjs/myscripts.htmlImplements a certain stylesheet depending upon which type browser is used. In this particular script, if the visitor uses any version of Netscape thru and including Netscape 4, the stylesheet named "ns.css" will be used. If the visitor uses Internet Explorer, the stylesheet named "ie.css" will be used. If the visitor uses Netscape 6 or greater (which implements many styles differently than NS4, and somewhat differently than IE), the stylesheet "ns6.css" will be used. You need to create the files "ns.css", "ie.css" and "ns6.css" and put them in the root directory of your page.JavaScript > Scripts and Programs > MiscellaneousOct 12, 2006
Implements a certain stylesheet depending upon which type browser is used. In this particular script, if the visitor uses any version of Netscape thru and including Netscape 4, the stylesheet named "ns.css" will be used. If the visitor uses Internet Explorer, the stylesheet named "ie.css" will be used. If the visitor uses Netscape 6 or greater (which implements many styles differently than NS4, and somewhat differently than IE), the stylesheet "ns6.css" will be used. You need to create the files "ns.css", "ie.css" and "ns6.css" and put them in the root directory of your page.
This web page is the home of the ?CSJSRequestObject? script. The CSJSRequestObject is a free client-side javascript function that mimics ASP's server-side Request.QueryString() command. It is designed for use in ordinary HTML pages. It allows you to easily read data in URLs after the ???. E.g. If the script has been added to the HTML source of ?somepage.html? on the ?www.example.com? webserver, then with a URL like ?http://www.example.com/somepage.html?username=bill? you can use this script to test if ?username? exists in the URL and retrieve its value (?bill?) for use in your own scripts.
Full details follow of what the script can do and how you can use it, including some live interactive working examples. This script is the only one that I know of that attempts to mirror the exact behaviour of the equivalent ASP version ? so if you're familiar with the Request.QueryString() command in ASP then you should find it very easy to use this script.
You can compress & obfuscate your javascript files with this free online javascript compressor. Compressing your scripts will make them download faster, reduce bandwidth usage and make it harder for others to steal your code. The javascript compressor leaves function names and global variables untouched, so your script will continue to work with other scripts.
This script will allow you to place a javascript code on your site and receive a new bible verse each day of the year. This will help give you fresh content on your site daily.
This article shows a very quick a simple method to put a print button on your web report that will not appear at the top of your hard copy. The script requires a newer browser such as IE4+ and NS/Mozilla 5+.
Have you ever wanted to put a "Print" button on your "printable" web pages but did not want it to show up on your actually hard copy? This is a quick and easy way to do this that is cross-broswer
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