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Playing videos in popup windows is often a simple task, but when you end up with multiple pages for each individual video, things can quickly become complicated. We can clean that up with JavaScript, and still make it accessible to users who don't have JavaScript. By Jonathan Fenocchi. 0923
Web Site Cloaking and Search Engines
Cloaking, according to Webopedia and Google, is where the page delivered to search engines is different from the one displayed to visitors. The purpose? To hide content from search engines. But should you use it? By Lee Underwood. 0920
Dynamic HTML Lab: Pop-up Calendar 1.1
The first maintenance release of our new, but already popular, Popup Calendar includes better navigation bar styling, the ability to clear read-only input fields and fixes a couple of minor problems missed the first time around. By Peter Belesis. 0916
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How the Web Hosting Industry Revolutionized E-Commerce
The Web hosting industry is a virtual battlefield populated by a number of disparate groups, some in allegiance, some actively at war, but each ultimately fighting to maintain or gain on its own piece of the field. Surrounded on all sides are the customers who attempt to choose their alliances wisely. By Ben R. Neumann. 0913
Search Engine Basics v.1.0
As a web developer, it's important to know how search engines work. While the details are complex, we'll look into the basics of crawler-based search engines (this involves a certain amount of speculation as the exact calculations are a closely guarded secret). By Lee Underwood. 0909
Al Ward's Photoshop Productivity Toolkit: Over 700 Time-Saving Actions
This resource from actions guru Al Ward supplies you with over 600 Photoshop actions that you can instantly apply to your work. These actions allow you to automate routine production tasks, make color and tone enhancements, apply artistic effects, and much more. By Sybex. 0907
Create a 3D Scene with Maya and Photoshop. Pt. 1
In Maya, one can choose from a multitude of scene generation options, but even the best 3D applications can benefit from the use of Photoshop. Here, you'll model a flying saucer in Maya, a Nebula in Photoshop and bring the two together in Maya to complete the scene. By Nathan Segal. 0902
JavaScript Programming: dltypeof() v1.0, An Introduction
Anyone who has written a JS application of any complexity will have come across the frustrations associated with the limitations of the typeof() operator. Developers are left wishing that it could provide them with more meaningful information, or that a similar, more powerful, operator existed to help identify object types to our applications. This article will show you how to do just that. By Peter Belesis. 0830
The History of JavaScript and Databases
JavaScript and databases have a mixed history, due in part to JavaScript's success. Currently, Web security provisions restricts the ability of a Web program to read (and write) local files. Here are some options to change that. By Jacques Surveyor. 0827
The Inner Workings of Robots, Spiders, and Web Crawlers
Robots, a.k.a. spiders or Web crawlers are used to feed data to a user, such as Google. Most robots are useful, but some, such as EmailSiphon and Cherry Picker are spambots. Here, you'll learn what robots do and how to gain control over them. By Lee Underwood. 0824
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