CS 437/637 Database-Backed Web Sites and Web Services
Examples
Fall 2011

Dr. Wei Ding

JavaScript

1. A simple JavaScript example
2. Dialogs
3. Variables
4. Operators
5. Functions
6. Conditional Statements
7. Looping
8. Form Object
9. Computing Loan payments with JavaScript
   Another version with the JavaScript file (loan_calcuation.js) included: Computing Loan payments with JavaScript
10. Regular Expressions
11. Form Data Validation
12. Object referencing
    • How to access and change the inner text of an element
    • How to access an image element and change the "src" attribute
13. onfocus and onblur events
14. Dynamic styles
15. onmousemove event

XHML

1. XHTML 1.0 Strict Template: xhtml_template.html

XML

1. A simple XML example: note.xml
2. An XML document with an internal or external DTD (note.dtd).
3. A raw XML file     Same file styles with an XSL stylesheet     The XSL stylesheet
4. XML parser

CSS

1. Style Sheet Demo CSS ZEN Garden: The Beauty in CSS Design
2. A simple CSS example
3. External Style Sheets (css_blueBoldH3.css, css_redItalicH2.css)
4. Internal Style Sheets
5. A simple CSS <span> example
6. A simple CSS <div> example
7. The class attribute (paragraph.css)
8. Style pseudo-classes (pseudoClasses.css))
9. CSS Lists
10. CSS Backrounds
11. CSS Text
12. CSS Fonts
13. CSS Borders, Margin, and Padding
14. CSS Positioning

HTML

To find out the source code of HTML files, first let the browser display the page you want to view, then simply click on the VIEW option of your browser toolbar and then select SOURCE (for IE) or PAGE SOURCE (for Mozilla Firefox).

1. A simple bare-bone HTML document
2. Basic HTML Tags
3. HTML Links
   1. Set a link from document A to a specific section in another document
   2. Links to specific sections within the current document
4. Lists
5. Frames (html_toc.html, html_frame1.html, html_frame2.html, html_frame3.html)
6. An Inline Frame
7. Character Entities
8. Tables
9. An HTML Form

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