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Html And Javascript Not php as first indicated...

By apollo, in Programming

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apollo    0

apollo
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Edit your ScrollBar colors

Change "Your color", to color code, that u need.

 

<STYLE type="text/css"><!--BODY {scrollbar-face-color: Your color;scrollbar-highlight-color: Your color;scrollbar-3dlight-color: Your color;scrollbar-darkshadow-color: Your color;scrollbar-shadow-color: Your color;scrollbar-arrow-color: Your color;scrollbar-track-color: Your color;}--></STYLE>

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Insert Date

 

Place this code between <HEAD>, </HEAD> tags

<script language=Javascript><!--var today_date= new Date()var month=today_date.getMonth()var today=today_date.getDate()var year=today_date.getYear()"var months = new Array("January","February","March","April","May","June","July","August","September","October","November","December");// --></SCRIPT>

Place this code where you'd like the date to appear. 

<script language=Javascript><!-- document.write(months[month]+" "+today+", "+year)// --></SCRIPT>

Status bar text

Change TExt no. 1.,2.,..6., to your text.

 

<script language=JavaScript>var speed = 100 var pause = 3000var timerID = nullvar bannerRunning = falsevar ar = new Array()ar[0] = "Text No. 1"ar[1] = " Text No. 2"ar[2] = "Text No. 3"ar[3] = " Text No. 4"  ar[4] = "Text No. 5"ar[5] = " Text No. 6"var currentMessage = 0var offset = 0function stopBanner() {if (bannerRunning)clearTimeout(timerID)bannerRunning = false}function startBanner() {stopBanner()showBanner()}function showBanner() {var text = ar[currentMessage]if (offset < text.length) {if (text.charAt(offset) == " ")offset++ var partialMessage = text.substring(0, offset + 1) window.status = partialMessageoffset++ // IE sometimes has trouble with "++offset"timerID = setTimeout("showBanner()", speed)bannerRunning = true} else {offset = 0currentMessage++if (currentMessage == ar.length)currentMessage = 0timerID = setTimeout("showBanner()", pause)bannerRunning = true}}startBanner();// --></SCRIPT>

Protect Your Web Page Content

 

 

<script language="JavaScript"><!--var message=" YOUR TEXT GOES HERE";function click(e) {if (document.all) {if (event.button==2||event.button==3) {alert(message);return false;}}if (document.layers) {if (e.which == 3) {alert(message);return false;}}}if (document.layers) {document.captureEvents(Event.MOUSEDOWN);}document.onmousedown=click;// --></SCRIPT>

Edited by jlhaslip (see edit history)

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apollo    0

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Oh really? Ok, didn`t know, cus i`m using IE for all the time, not Firefoz or sth liek that... Thnx

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Albus Dumbledore    0

Albus Dumbledore
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nnope the script does not work in firefox, they have their own preset scrollbar that keeps it the same color no matter what

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Hamtaro    0

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I found that out the hard way that it only works in Interneet Explorer by messing with it while using Firefox. Anyway, if JavaScript is diabled in the browser, those scripts won't work. I don't recommend relying on JavaScript to do those things. You can print the date in PHP if you really wanted the date on a page, and not rely on JavaScript..

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Amezis    0

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Keep in mind that this is MS proprietry (read non-standard) code and doesn't work in other browsers.

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Yes, it does work in Opera too :(

 

By the way, those scripts are only CSS and Javascript, not HTML or PHP :(

 

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Lozbo    0

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Anyway, if JavaScript is diabled in the browser, those scripts won't work.? I don't recommend relying on JavaScript to do those things.

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There was a while when I was worried about javascript, that most users would have it off. But I started to rely more on it because some times its the only way to do things. I know you just said that "don't recommend relying on JS todo THOSE things", But I would like to make my point here, from this perspective, that there are things that can't ve done any other way, and that there is not THAT much people having js turned out, I would recommend every body to trust javascript in everything you need.

 

I have these stats from google analytics, since the 19th of november until yesterday, 382,418 visits have come to a site i mantain, and only .95 % of the visits have javascript disabled.

 

Besides i think that at least half of those .95 % (well that's just what i think) actually KNOW that they have turned it off, and that they might not see every aspect of some sites, so they could turn it on sometimes to check out what they missed... And as for the rest of them, I think depending on the site, it is a percentage which we can afford to 'lose'...

 

Notice from jlhaslip:
edit as per report
Edited by jlhaslip (see edit history)

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DeveloperX    0

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And my very powerfully favourite javascripts:
First javascipt is "Add bookmark to favorite" and "Set as start page"

<script><!--function setHomepage(f) { f.style.behavior='url(#default#homepage)'; f.setHomePage('http://yourdomain.com') }function addBookmark() { window.external.addFavorite('http://yourdomain.com', 'Powerful blog.') }function isValidBrowser() { var result = 'ns';        if ( navigator.appVersion.indexOf('MSIE 6.') != -1 ) { result = 'ie5' }        if ( navigator.appVersion.indexOf('MSIE 5.') != -1 ) { result = 'ie5' }        if ( navigator.appVersion.indexOf('MSIE 4.') != -1 ) { result = 'ie4' } return result }//--></script><script><!--if ( isValidBrowser() == 'ie5' ) {document.write('<center><a href=# onClick="setHomepage(this);return false"><img border=0 width=27 height=26 src="../home1.gif" alt="Set as start page"></a> <a href=\"\" onClick="addBookmark();return false"><img border=0 width=27 height=26 src="../fav1.gif" alt="Add to favorits"></a>');}if ( isValidBrowser() == 'ie4' ) {document.write('<center><a href=free.reg><img border=0 width=27 height=26 src="../home1.gif" alt="Set as start page"></a> <a href=\"\" onClick="addBookmark();return false"><img border=0 width=27 height=26 src="../fav1.gif" alt="Add to favorits"></a>');}if ( isValidBrowser() == 'ns' ) {document.write('<center><a href=/add.html target=_blank><img border=0 width=27 height=26 src="../home1.gif" alt="Set as start page"></a> <img border=0 width=27 height=26 src="../fav1.gif" alt="Press Ctrl + D">');}//--></script>

Second script is "Last update date"

<script LANGUAGE="JavaScript">var dateMod = "";dateMod = document.lastModified;document.write("Last Updated:  ");document.write(dateMod);document.write();// --></SCRIPT>

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AeonLan    0

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Besides i think that at least half of those .95 % (well that's just what i think) actually KNOW that they have turned it off, and that they might not see every aspect of some sites, so they could turn it on sometimes to check out what they missed... And as for the rest of them, I think depending on the site, it is a percentage which we can afford to 'lose'...


Right... Many browsers now inhibit scripts by defaults due to the fact that advertisers use this scripts to make their own way to the person's view or interest.

But not bad that you are able to help those who are new to javascript and css. :)

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