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It's a good idea indeed. I think of dogpile.com when i see this. I do like dogpile better than yours though, since it has a little from each engine on one page. Maybe this is something you could look...

so what is the 'norm' for programming in javascript? Are they really that different? It sounds like they are pretty much the same thing, but one requires slightly more typing.

Can you give me an...

Question #5 - What's the difference?

What is the difference between
<script language="javascript">
and
<script type="text/javascript">?

Question #4 - Adding .js files.

So I made a .js file to find imaginary numbers using a C++ program I made as a reference. I'm pretty sure it all works. Only problem is I am not really sure how to...

apparently. so if i'm using any css between 1 set of <> i'm going to want to use all css?

ugh god... i was close. thanks twey

but I AM using that.


<div id="screen" width="348" height="277" style="overflow:auto;"><img src="images/TV1_03.gif" width="348" height="277" alt=""></div>

... it doesn't mess up for you? When I do it, all the images spread out to fit the height of the div... let me add a few more <br>'s

but I need help with it.

I know the site looks like crap, and it may not be the best way to present something, but i'm just trying to figure some stuff out.

Put your mouse over the first...

very true. Can you show me a site that looks as well under 640 x 480 as it does under 1680 x 1050? Or maybe a site that looks good under 300 &#215; 200 and 1680 x 1050.

Well I guess this is where we...

lol well Twey, isn't that being a tad bit unrealistic?

When you make a product, you want to satisfy the majority of the people who will use it. I would say take all the common resolutions on a...

well he can always put a very large list of resolutions, or check to see if their browser allows dhtml. if it doesn't then he can set it to the default page for all resolutions.

Actually, what...

maybe he's asking how to change the looks of the site depending on what resolution the viewer is using?

I believe you can just do this...




<script language="javascript">
var screenSize =...

::cough:: Squaresoft is better ::cough::

I'm not sure if it's possible to create beeps from a website. I know that it's easily done with basic, C++, VB, etc, but those are all languages that run...

exactly why do you have a </div> without a <div> somewhere infront of it?

Question #3 - this. and document.

So when are each of these used?

How do I know that it should be document.bgColor = 'red'; instead of this.style.bgColor = 'red'; or something?

Question #2 - Variable scopes

Say you are making a for loop.


for(i = 0; i < 10; ++i)
{
documment.write(i);
}

ahhh i get it. thanks for clearing that up. More questions to come.

so if i do a loop to display all elements from 0 - 400, it would display undefined up until 400?

Okay. So i've been reading up, and I am going to be coming here with my random questions. Instead of making a new thread that can be answered in one post for every question i come across, I'm going...

alert('SUCCESS!');

maybe?

yes, but what I was saying was I don't have the internet on my laptop so I can't post the code on the forums.

that should work, twey. The code is on my laptop that's not connected to the internet, but i believe that's the syntax i was looking for. thanks

So i made a script to calculate factorials using 1 to 20. It would display them on the page using document.write.

What I now want to do is make the start and end number user inputs using 2 forms...

lol, i appreciate explaining the for-loop to me, but I already knew that =)

i just used loops as an example, since we were already talking about it in the post before.

But I wasn't sure...