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Using Frames in a Memory Game Board (4/11/2000)
How would you implement an 8x8 memory game board? Learn how we used column and row frames for it. (translate)
Detecting a Selection (10/23/2001)
Do you know how to detect whether there is a selection on the page? Learn how to use the document.selection object. (translate)
The Internet Explorer Event Model (12/30/2000)
Are you familiar with the concept of event bubbling? Refresh your knowledge on the Internet Explorer event model. (translate)
Avoiding Early Versions of MSXML (12/21/2001)
Do you know the difference between XSL and XSLT? Learn about the evolution of XSLT and how to avoid early versions of Microsoft XML parser (MSXML). (translate)
Using "this" in Event Handling (8/3/2000)
Do you know how to change a form's element without modifying the handling script? Learn how to use the "this" keyword. (translate)
Calling the EchoFloat Web Service (12/4/2001)
Do you know what kind of floats are acceptable by Web services? Learn how to write an HTML page that calls the echoFloat method. (translate)
Compilation Units and Pragmas (6/17/2000)
Are you familiar with the terms Compilation Units and Pragmas? Learn how to create, compile, and use external WMLScript scripts. (translate)
Copying DOMDocuments (1/26/2002)
Do you know how to copy XML content between two objects? Learn how use the DOMDocument's save method to duplicate its content . (translate)
Using Root Context to Search for DOMDocument Nodes (3/12/2002)
Do you know how to select nodes at the root level? Learn how to use the "/" notation to specify the current context. (translate)
WMLScript's Lang Library (6/27/2000)
Do you know what the WMLScript Standard Libraries look like? Here is the definition of the abs() function from the Lang library. (translate)