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Client Side Development Fri, 25 Apr 2008 03:57:38 GMT http://techportal.forumotion.com/client-side-development-f4/firewallscript-provides-php-based-protection-t276.htm#351 http://techportal.forumotion.com/client-side-development-f4/firewallscript-provides-php-based-protection-t276.htm HTML View Source Protect http://techportal.forumotion.com/client-side-development-f4/html-view-source-protect-t258.htm sakthi View Source protect can be done in two ways 1. <body oncontextmenu='return false;'> - just disables the right click on the browser 2. Many a times there is a situation where an organization wants no one to right click, copy and paste the page, print or view source etc. To achieve this one should deactivate the mouse right button and the keyboard right click button. But the same thing can be achieved with the help of the menu bar. We have to deactivate Alt key to restrict ... Client Side Development Wed, 19 Mar 2008 11:45:31 GMT http://techportal.forumotion.com/client-side-development-f4/html-view-source-protect-t258.htm#331 http://techportal.forumotion.com/client-side-development-f4/html-view-source-protect-t258.htm Amazing Scroll bars is here http://techportal.forumotion.com/client-side-development-f4/amazing-scroll-bars-is-here-t200.htm sakthi Use this scrollbar style into ur html page. Ex: <!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01 Transitional//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/loose.dtd"> <html> <head> <meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=iso-8859-1"> <title>Untitled Document</title> <style type="text/css"> .s { scrollbar-face-color:#868686; scrollbar-base-color:#868686; scrollbar-arrow-color:#FFFFFF; scrollbar-track-color:#FFFFFF; scrollbar-shadow-color:#EBF5FF; scrollbar-highlight-color:#EBF5FF; scrollbar-3dlight-color:#9D9D9D; scrollbar-darkshadow-Color:#9D9D9D; } </style> </head> <body> <div ... Client Side Development Sat, 16 Feb 2008 04:12:33 GMT http://techportal.forumotion.com/client-side-development-f4/amazing-scroll-bars-is-here-t200.htm#256 http://techportal.forumotion.com/client-side-development-f4/amazing-scroll-bars-is-here-t200.htm Disable Right Click http://techportal.forumotion.com/client-side-development-f4/disable-right-click-t163.htm sakthi Here i give code for disable the right click <script language=JavaScript> <!-- //Disable right mouse click Script //By Maximus (maximusatnsimail.com) w/ mods by DynamicDrive //For full source code, visit http://www.dynamicdrive.com var message="Function Disabled!"; /////////////////////////////////// function clickIE4(){ if (event.button==2){ alert(message); return false; } } function clickNS4(e){ if (document.layers||document.getElementById&&!document ... Client Side Development Sat, 19 Jan 2008 05:48:51 GMT http://techportal.forumotion.com/client-side-development-f4/disable-right-click-t163.htm#210 http://techportal.forumotion.com/client-side-development-f4/disable-right-click-t163.htm W3C offers HTML 5 draft http://techportal.forumotion.com/client-side-development-f4/w3c-offers-html-5-draft-t165.htm sakthi Upgrade to Web spec boosts interoperability and adds 2D graphics and audio and video backing, but it will need strong support from browsers The first major upgrade to the HTML specification since 1997, HTML 5, was published in an early draft form Tuesday by the World Wide Web Consortium, featuring APIs for drawing two-dimensional graphics and control of audio and video content. The final version of the specification is not expected until late-2010, and it will be up to browser vendors to ... Client Side Development Wed, 23 Jan 2008 04:01:21 GMT http://techportal.forumotion.com/client-side-development-f4/w3c-offers-html-5-draft-t165.htm#212 http://techportal.forumotion.com/client-side-development-f4/w3c-offers-html-5-draft-t165.htm Online color references http://techportal.forumotion.com/client-side-development-f4/online-color-references-t160.htm sakthi For getting color codes online visit the below link http://www.visibone.com/colorlab http://www.w3schools.com/html/html_colornames.asp http://webpageworkshop.co.uk/main/color_codes http://www.w3.org/TR/2002/WD-css3-color-20020219/#html4 http://www.hypergurl.com/colorchart.html Regards Sakthi Client Side Development Fri, 18 Jan 2008 11:58:03 GMT http://techportal.forumotion.com/client-side-development-f4/online-color-references-t160.htm#207 http://techportal.forumotion.com/client-side-development-f4/online-color-references-t160.htm Ten CSS tricks you may not know http://techportal.forumotion.com/client-side-development-f4/ten-css-tricks-you-may-not-know-t149.htm Admin 1. CSS font shorthand rule When styling fonts with CSS you may be doing this: font-weight: bold; font-style: italic; font-variant: small-caps; font-size: 1em; line-height: 1.5em; font-family: verdana,sans-serif There's no need though as you can use this CSS shorthand property: font: bold italic small-caps 1em/1.5em verdana,sans-serif Much better! Just a few of words of warning: This CSS shorthand version will only work if you're specifying both the font-size and ... Client Side Development Fri, 11 Jan 2008 12:22:06 GMT http://techportal.forumotion.com/client-side-development-f4/ten-css-tricks-you-may-not-know-t149.htm#189 http://techportal.forumotion.com/client-side-development-f4/ten-css-tricks-you-may-not-know-t149.htm Separate style sheet for old browsers http://techportal.forumotion.com/client-side-development-f4/separate-style-sheet-for-old-browsers-t148.htm Admin As you should be aware certain styles will not work in old browsers such as the version 4 browsers. If you want to use CSS but maintain support for these old browsers it is recommended that you create a style sheet especially for these old browsers. This guide just shows you the most common way of including two style sheets so that old browsers will read from one style sheet which newer more compliant browsers will overwrite with your more advanced style sheet. The Code The ... Client Side Development Fri, 11 Jan 2008 12:21:16 GMT http://techportal.forumotion.com/client-side-development-f4/separate-style-sheet-for-old-browsers-t148.htm#188 http://techportal.forumotion.com/client-side-development-f4/separate-style-sheet-for-old-browsers-t148.htm SEO Benefits Of CSS http://techportal.forumotion.com/client-side-development-f4/seo-benefits-of-css-t147.htm Admin This article is most useful if you are somewhat familiar with HTML and CSS. I explain the concepts well enough that you do not have to be an expert, but I want to provide material that will introduce you to more advanced design in ways you can understand. Like many other web designers, I began laying out web pages using graphical tools and discovered the wonders of tables for layout without anyone telling me to use them. Since browser support for CSS Is better than it used to be, and tables ... Client Side Development Fri, 11 Jan 2008 12:20:40 GMT http://techportal.forumotion.com/client-side-development-f4/seo-benefits-of-css-t147.htm#187 http://techportal.forumotion.com/client-side-development-f4/seo-benefits-of-css-t147.htm CSS - Maximum benefits http://techportal.forumotion.com/client-side-development-f4/css-maximum-benefits-t146.htm Admin Why to use it and how to use it properly If you don’t use CSS on your web pages and you have many tables and content on them, chances are that your HTML file size will be quite big. Fact is that we live in a busy world, and people are not will to wait more than 5 seconds web page to load. From the other side some web developers implement the CSS on wrong way. They write their CSS in HTML code of the page, like this: <html> <head> <title>My Page</title> <style> A { font-family: ... Client Side Development Fri, 11 Jan 2008 12:19:55 GMT http://techportal.forumotion.com/client-side-development-f4/css-maximum-benefits-t146.htm#186 http://techportal.forumotion.com/client-side-development-f4/css-maximum-benefits-t146.htm CSS Standards http://techportal.forumotion.com/client-side-development-f4/css-standards-t145.htm Admin Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) are there to define the look and feel of one or several (x)HTML documents. By using CSS we separate content from presentation. Anything that is visual should be achieved via CSS (granted the targeted browsers permits that). CSS should reside in its own document and should only be mixed with HTML when absolutely necessary. Furthermore, CSS should enhance the current markup and not replace it. Applying CSS to documents. CSS can be applied to one or several ... Client Side Development Fri, 11 Jan 2008 12:19:13 GMT http://techportal.forumotion.com/client-side-development-f4/css-standards-t145.htm#185 http://techportal.forumotion.com/client-side-development-f4/css-standards-t145.htm Ten more CSS tricks you may not know http://techportal.forumotion.com/client-side-development-f4/ten-more-css-tricks-you-may-not-know-t144.htm Admin Ten CSS tricks you may not know has proven to be such a success that we decided it was time to offer you ten more CSS tricks that you may not know. 1. Block vs. inline level elements Nearly all HTML elements are either block or inline elements. The characteristics of block elements include: * Always begin on a new line * Height, line-height and top and bottom margins can be manipulated * Width defaults to 100% of their containing element, unless a width is specified Example ... Client Side Development Fri, 11 Jan 2008 12:18:17 GMT http://techportal.forumotion.com/client-side-development-f4/ten-more-css-tricks-you-may-not-know-t144.htm#184 http://techportal.forumotion.com/client-side-development-f4/ten-more-css-tricks-you-may-not-know-t144.htm CSS Hacks http://techportal.forumotion.com/client-side-development-f4/css-hacks-t138.htm sakthi In-CSS hacks One of the drawbacks of conditional comments is that they require changes to the HTML source. Unfortunately, there is no equivalent to conditional comments in CSS. Instead, if you must use in-CSS hacks, you must use some other much less reliable techniques, often involving the exploitation of browser bugs. Easy selectors Most in-CSS hacks deal with selector bugs. The following is a list of browser version ranges and the beginnings of selectors that are known to select ... Client Side Development Fri, 11 Jan 2008 03:47:31 GMT http://techportal.forumotion.com/client-side-development-f4/css-hacks-t138.htm#178 http://techportal.forumotion.com/client-side-development-f4/css-hacks-t138.htm Disabling View Source, Copy and Paste, and Printing http://techportal.forumotion.com/client-side-development-f4/disabling-view-source-copy-and-paste-and-printing-t128.htm sakthi Many a times there is a situation where an organization wants no one to right click, copy and paste the page, print or view source etc. To achieve this one should deactivate the mouse right button and the keyboard right click button. But the same thing can be achieved with the help of the menu bar. We have to deactivate Alt key to restrict the user from accessing menu items. After doing this there is one more possibility from where the user can directly take the stuff from the page. ... Client Side Development Wed, 09 Jan 2008 12:40:09 GMT http://techportal.forumotion.com/client-side-development-f4/disabling-view-source-copy-and-paste-and-printing-t128.htm#168 http://techportal.forumotion.com/client-side-development-f4/disabling-view-source-copy-and-paste-and-printing-t128.htm How we protect our .swf work http://techportal.forumotion.com/client-side-development-f4/how-we-protect-our-swf-work-t93.htm sakthi If you mean that you dont want others to download and watch your swf files, then yes, you could save it, indirectly though. Basically they will download it, but wont be able to watch it. Firstly you could check whether the domain in which the swf movie is running is allowed using LocalConnection object. This is probably used extensively by Flash game sites. Here's how you could implement it. (Toggle Plain Text) var loc:LocalConnection = new LocalConnection(); var domain:String = loc.domain(); if ... Client Side Development Mon, 24 Dec 2007 08:54:06 GMT http://techportal.forumotion.com/client-side-development-f4/how-we-protect-our-swf-work-t93.htm#125 http://techportal.forumotion.com/client-side-development-f4/how-we-protect-our-swf-work-t93.htm Data binding with Castor http://techportal.forumotion.com/client-side-development-f4/data-binding-with-castor-t83.htm Admin Data binding with Castor, Part 1: Install and set up Castor Download, install, and configure Castor for data binding. Data binding with Castor, Part 2: Marshall and unmarshall XML In the last article of this series, you downloaded, installed, and set up Castor. In this article, you'll learn how to convert your Java(TM) classes to XML and transform that XML back into Java code, as well as how Castor works and how to design your classes to function well with the API. The ... Client Side Development Thu, 20 Dec 2007 03:33:38 GMT http://techportal.forumotion.com/client-side-development-f4/data-binding-with-castor-t83.htm#115 http://techportal.forumotion.com/client-side-development-f4/data-binding-with-castor-t83.htm JavaScript - Frequently Asked Questions http://techportal.forumotion.com/client-side-development-f4/javascript-frequently-asked-questions-t26.htm Admin Index: Q:How do I debug JavaScript as used on a webpage? A:There are many approaches that you can take to debugging JavaScript. Let's discuss what you may do in the code itself first: The most common is to insert alerts into the code, where you alert the values and types of variables, function arguments, and object properties. If you are doing code forking to support different ways of doing things, you may use confirms to force a certain path to be taken. If you want to be able to cut ... Client Side Development Sat, 08 Dec 2007 08:27:36 GMT http://techportal.forumotion.com/client-side-development-f4/javascript-frequently-asked-questions-t26.htm#34 http://techportal.forumotion.com/client-side-development-f4/javascript-frequently-asked-questions-t26.htm Testing of Javascript Codes http://techportal.forumotion.com/client-side-development-f4/testing-of-javascript-codes-t72.htm technicalganesh http://www.codeproject.com/KB/scripting/UnitJS.aspx]]> Client Side Development Tue, 18 Dec 2007 08:17:17 GMT http://techportal.forumotion.com/client-side-development-f4/testing-of-javascript-codes-t72.htm#88 http://techportal.forumotion.com/client-side-development-f4/testing-of-javascript-codes-t72.htm Difference between the XHTML Elements: span and div http://techportal.forumotion.com/client-side-development-f4/difference-between-the-xhtml-elements-span-and-div-t54.htm sakthi The <span> and <div> tags are very useful when dealing with Cascading Style Sheets. People tend to use the two tags in a similar fashion, but they serve different purposes. <div> The <div> tag defines logical divisions (defined) in your Web page. It acts a lot like a paragraph tag, but it divides the page up into larger sections. <div> also gives you the chance to define the style of whole sections of HTML. You could define a section of your page as a ... Client Side Development Thu, 13 Dec 2007 04:35:00 GMT http://techportal.forumotion.com/client-side-development-f4/difference-between-the-xhtml-elements-span-and-div-t54.htm#67 http://techportal.forumotion.com/client-side-development-f4/difference-between-the-xhtml-elements-span-and-div-t54.htm How do I… Warn a user before they submit a form or follow a http://techportal.forumotion.com/client-side-development-f4/how-do-i-warn-a-user-before-they-submit-a-form-or-follow-a-t40.htm sakthi Ever had an instance in your application development career where it would be nice to be able to warn a user that they are about to perform some action on a Web page, and give them the chance to cancel that action before it happens? For example, say the user is about to click a link that will delete a record — you want to warn them and allow them to cancel the action if they decide the record should remain. Another example is when a user clicks a link that is going to take them to another ... 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