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Drop Down Menu Tutorial Version 2
A new version of the drop down menu tutoriual. This is still being written but code is available for download.

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JavaScript API
The JavaScript API used in the drop down menus and other scripts on this site.

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dHTML Drop Down Menus
Easy-to-use dHTML drop down menu system. This code is cross-browser and cross-platform and simple to set up.

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Drop Down Menu Tutorial
This tutorial will explain the basics if you want to build your own drop down menu system. We wouldn't recommend using the code from the tutorial in your site as it for demonstration purposes only. For a ready-made menu script use the dHTML drop down menu code.

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Slide-down Menus
An experiment to fill a rainy Saturday morning. It seems to work reasonably well on most browsers however.

I'll provide a download of the code one day soon.

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ASP and JavaScript Quiz
A simple quiz program which loads 10 random questions from an Access database. The quiz uses to JavaScript to show the users' current score and to display the correct answers. Can be used without ASP, though the random generation is lost.

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Rollover Buttons
Two simple methods of providing rollover effects for buttons. One uses a background colour change, the other uses images.

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Frame Killer
A code snippet to stop your pages being displayed in another sites frameset.

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Space-Saving Script
A demonstration of using document.write to repeat sections of code in a page. This script reduces the page size from 65 to 13KB

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Clickable Map
This script uses javascript to record and display "pins" in a map. The map can be moved around the page (if the page is resized, or if the test size changes) and the pin will follow.

more info & demo
JavaScript Form Validation
A simple example of form validation using JavaScript. This script performs checks on a simple form, advising the user when data has been entered incorrectly.

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