The JavaScript Source: Miscellaneous : Sort and Lock Table
Above is another script from Javascript.com. This script 'sort' of made me think again about the JavaScript that I usually write as it performs sorting, on data, that could be generated from a table of data. It is quiet useful if you would prefer to perform this sort of function on the browser client rather than with using the server. Check it out at the link above.
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Tuesday, September 19, 2006
Monday, September 18, 2006
Official Google Webmaster Central Blog
Official Google Webmaster Central Blog
Google now have a webmaster blog, which includes information on how Google actually list your site. The site also gives away hints on how to provide them with the right information so that your site will be crawled and indexed correctly. There is quiet a bit there at the moment so check what's there with the link above.
Google now have a webmaster blog, which includes information on how Google actually list your site. The site also gives away hints on how to provide them with the right information so that your site will be crawled and indexed correctly. There is quiet a bit there at the moment so check what's there with the link above.
Wednesday, September 13, 2006
Drag and Drop by className
The JavaScript Source: Miscellaneous : Drag and Drop by className
Above is a link to a simple JavaScript that allows for the user too drag and drop specified div's based on their class name. Have had a play with the script and it works cross browser and is quiet simple. Definitely worth a look if you like JavaScript.
Above is a link to a simple JavaScript that allows for the user too drag and drop specified div's based on their class name. Have had a play with the script and it works cross browser and is quiet simple. Definitely worth a look if you like JavaScript.
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