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Shortcut to Zoom in Chrome
by Srinath M S
Language: Enterprise, Expertise: Beginner - See how easy it is to use shortcuts to zoom in Chrome.
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Open Last Closed Browser Tabs in Chrome
by Srinath M S
Language: Enterprise, Expertise: Intermediate - Learn how to find where Chrome stores the window and open tab details in the window instance.
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How to Check Whether or Not a Browser Supports Web Workers
by Srinath M S
Language: Web, Expertise: Intermediate - Check whether or not a browser supports Web Workers with this JavaScript sample.
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View the Breadcrumb of Page Visits in Chrome
by Srinath M S
Language: Web, Expertise: Beginner - Learn how to find the history of pages you have recently visited in Chrome.
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Quick Way to Count the Number of Angular Watches
by Srinath M S
Language: .NET, Level: Advanced: - Check out this quick method for getting the number of Angular watches on a page.
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Good Alternative to $().ready in jQuery
by Srinath M S
Language: Web, Expertise: Intermediate - Use this alternative to ease potential browser hang with jQuery functions.
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Preserve Browser Scroll Position After a Postback
by Nagaraj Divella
When a user posts values back to the server, you can maintain the same scroll position after the response using these methods.
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How to Save URL Contents to an MHTML Archive Format
by Srinath MS
Using the CDO Message object, you can easily save content from a URL to an HTML archive (.mht) file.
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Error Using JavaScript's this Keyword
by Raymond Kenneth
In some cases, using the this keyword can cause errors.
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Cache Dynamically Generated Images for Quick Page Response
by Srinath MS
Caching images locally can dramatically improve page response times.
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Controlling Whether a Web Page Posts Back to the Server on Client-Side Events
by Prafulla Doye
When handling an ASP.NET server-side button's Click event, you may want to do some client-side checking and possibly prevent the posting of a page back to the server.
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How to Warn Users Before Their Browser Closes
by Deepak Choudhari
Suppose a user enters some information on the page and tries to close or navigate from the windowwithout saving the data. You may want to warn the user about possible data loss.
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Invoke a Parent Window Function from Another Window in JavaScript
by Deepak Choudhari
Sometimes, you need to call a JavaScript function that's in a parent window from a child window.
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Javascript Errors in Firefox
by Balasubramanian Krishnaswamy
Because browsers other than IE don't create global variables for every part of the page/DOM, you need to qualify references to the form and its elements in non-IE browsers.
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SQL Reporting Service: Using the rc:TargetLink Parameter for Drilldown Reports
by Jayadev D
Find out how to prevent SQL Server Reporting Services drilldown actions from opening in a new window.
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Improved JavaScript Error Handling
by Srinath MS
Learn how to improve your JavaScript error handling by using this small script on your Web pages.
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Using Firefox's JavaScript Console
by Loekito Mulyadi
Firefox's JavaScript Console alerts you to JavaScript errors.
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Placing Logos on the Address Bar and Favorites List
by Srinath MS
Either of these methods help make your Web site standout in crowded favorites and in browsers.
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Assign Multiple Styles to an Element Without Burdening Your Browser
by Srinath MS
Here's a way to assign multiple styles to an element without burdening your browser.
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