13496Cut & Paste JavaScriptKit.com Multiple Choice Quizhttp://www.javascriptkit.com/script/cut180.shtmlJavaScriptKit.com Multiple Choice Quiz script is a highly flexible quiz that can be used to test your visitors, with the results instantly graded (on separate page). Some noteworthy features of the script are:
Script supports arbitrary number of questions, each with an arbitrary number of choices.
Solution embedded in external .js file, making "cheating" difficult (cumbersome).
Separates the questions and result into two separate pages. Uses cookies to transmit information from the former to later.
Instant quiz results and grade, shown on results page.
"View solution" feature on results page, with solutions to questions the user incorrectly answered highlighted in red.
Cross browser functional and very easy to set up.JavaScript > Scripts and Programs > MiscellaneousOct 12, 2006
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.
his powerful script allows you to keep certain content on your page always visible, by "docking" it. The way the script works is by detecting if the designated content is visible on the user's screen, and docking it (keeping it in view) only when it's not (including partially clipped). This is unlike most related scripts out there that merely keep an element in view indiscriminately. The docking duration is configurable (ie: 5 seconds), and the script works on multiple, arbitrary elements (ie: an image, a table, plus a div) on your page. After the specified time has expired, the element is returned to its original position one way or the other.
As you can imagine, this is a great way to seamlessly yet effectively give select content on your page the spotlight, by temporarily (or permanently) maintaining its visibility on the user's screen. Examples of usage are:
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