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Create Horizontal and Vertical Lines Using DHTML

It’s possible to dynamically create horizontal and vertical lines and rectangles using Internet Explorer 4.0 Dynamic HTML to alter the width and/or height of a single pixel image. Using this

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Animating Images with JavaScript

Animating between a number of images is fairly easy to do and works in Netscape Navigator 3.0+ and Internet Explorer 4.0+. Put the URLs of the images you’d like to

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Setting z-index

Question: I am having problems setting a lower z-index for a layer that contains a combo box. All of the elements in that layer are covered by a higher z-index

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Printing from Browser

Question: Is there a way to print an HTML page (perhaps using VBScript or JavaScript) without the user clicking on the print button? Answer: Ah, printing! You would think that,

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Running Out-of-Process Components

To run executables and objects from Word and Excel from Active Server Pages, you need to change the value of an IIS4 Metabase property called AspAllowOutOfProcComponents to True. The easiest

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Limit Your Cookie Size

There are a number of important limitations on the use of cookies by Web site developers. This is because cookies are intended to be used only for infrequent storage of

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Same Layer Over Different Frames

Question: Is there a way to place and/or move a layer over different frames? I have a menu-frame on the left and a main-frame on the right. Now I’m trying

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Direct Linked Librarys

Question: I do a lot of programming in Visual Basic 5. I develop my own components and DLLs. Most of the components I develop are for use with PC data

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Overloading + operator

Question: I’ve been working on the + operator in my string class. I came across an interesting dilemma: the following code doesn’t call any of my + operators.For example: String