Create Keyboard Shortcuts for Web Apps with JavaScript
For a long time, Web apps were not considered an viable alternative to desktop apps, and one of the primary reasons was the lack of keyboard shortcuts. You can change that using JavaScript.
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Localizing Declaratively Created Dojo Widgets
Use a “before widgetizing” Dojo technique to localize a Web form. On form submission, you can validate the form and present a localized dijit.Dialog to the user.
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A Localization Primer for Dojo Dijit and Dojox Controls
This article presents an overview of requirements and general considerations to localize a Web form using Dojo’s Dijit and Dojox widgets.
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Take Your Web Forms to the Next Level with Dojo
Dojo’s claim to fame is its collection of rich UI controls. If you can write HTML and CSS, Dojo allows you to quickly build reusable client-side components.
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Take Your Web Forms to the Next Level with Dojo
Dojo’s claim to fame is its collection of rich UI controls. If you can write HTML and CSS, Dojo allows you to quickly build reusable client-side components.
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Set Up the Magnolia CMS for Web Content Creation in Just a Few Clicks
Magnolia CMS, the open-source CMS written in Java, provides easy-to-use graphical tools and a large library of standard templates. Learn how to get Magnolia up and running.
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Build a Shopping Cart Admin Tool for Your PHP Online Store
With an online shopping cart administration tool in place, you can easily create administrators and non-administrators for your PHP site and manage their privileges and tasks accordingly.
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Comet Programming: Using Ajax to Simulate Server Push
Comet is a Web application model that enables Web servers to send data to the client without having to explicitly request it. This article will examine one method of implementing Comet called Ajax Long Polling and demonstrate how it can be used to create event-driven Web apps.
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Introduction to AJAX Technologies
If you’re not familiar with the technology or are new to AJAX, it’s important to take some time and understand where AJAX fits into the big picture of Web development. This article helps bring you up to speed with AJAX’s place in your Web development toolbox. By Robert Foster. 0126
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Getting Started with ASP.NET 3.5
ASP.NET is a Web programming technology pioneered by Microsoft that allows developers to create dynamic Web pages. Here, you’ll find out how to create dynamic ASP.NET Web sites quickly and easily. By Scott Mitchell. 1208
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How to Create an Ajax Autocomplete Text Field: Part 11
Along the way, we learned about the Eclipse IDE, the Eclipse Web Project, JSP pages, how to add a Tomcat server to the IDE, JavaScript, AJAX, JSON and CSS. This week we wrap up the series by adding code to process ENTER and TAB keystrokes, and keeping the list open when returning from another page. [...]


