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Validating a Credit Card Number with JavaScript

by activeneter | Sample chapter chunk from the glasshaus book Practical JavaScript for the Usable Web showing how to use JavaScript to perform a mod10 check on credit card numbers. Read More »

An Internet Timeline

by joshfeingold | In developing an understanding of where we are now, it is often helpful to see where we have come from. In order to accomplish this, I have compiled information a timeline that helps us appreciate our basic browser environment. This timeline covers the development of HTML, CSS, the DOM, Javascript, and browsers. Read More »

Your First XSLT Page

by teradome | XSLT may just be the tool you've been looking for—get a jump start in here. Read More »

Mission Impossible - mouse position

by ppk | A cross-browser script for finding the mouse coordinates during an event must necessarily use a browser detect, something I truly loathe. The problem is, believe it or not, that Explorer correctly follows the standard. Read More »

Abstract PHP's database code with PEAR::DB

by andrewpander | An introduction to using the PEAR::DB classes. Avoid re-writing frequently used routines to suit different vendors' databases, or the time-consuming process of building your own wrapper functions. Read More »

Basic CF: Nesting CFOUTPUTs and graphing results

by isaac | The CFOUTPUT tag, commonly used to display the results of a database query, can be nested with use of its group attribute. This permits effective sectioning of displayed data whether by a table, list, or other means... Read More »

How to create a hierarchical navigation menu

by Martin Tsachev | Want to create a hierarchical navigation menu for your site — you think that's hard, read on and I'll show you it's not. The great thing about it is the section you're in will be expanded while the others collapsed to represent relation of the pages. Read More »

Quick and Dirty ASP Array Sorting....

by AnthonyB | One of the most frustrating non-options with VB Scripting is the inability to sort arrays. If you've rolled your own, most people opt for the bubble sort method. This works great until you have a medium to large array. Then it becomes horribly inefficient. Read More »

An Introduction to the Perl DBI

by gsampson | Even though the Perl DBI has the ability to work well with the most complex development projects, it's easy enough to learn in time for your next Web administration crisis as well. Read More »

Polls & comments with PHP & MySQL

by Martin Tsachev | Ever wanted to know what the visitors of your site think? Well wonder no more because with the help of PHP and MySQL this is a piece of cake. In this article I will explain how you can collect your visitors' opinions about a topic you (or somebody else) is interested in. Read More »
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