Well, what I meant was have you ever been sent a site where there are popups like Welcome to My Site! Now you can do that too. All you [...]]]> This is a small part of where someone who isn’t IT savvy but just want to poke some fun ass onto his friends with his annoying websites.

Well, what I meant was have you ever been sent a site where there are popups like Welcome to My Site! Now you can do that too. All you need is to enter this into your page html.

<script language=”javascript”>
alert(“You are now in my site!”);
alert(“Hahaha!! I have complete control over your clicking!! You can’t do anything except click me!”);
alert(“The problem is you have to go thru all this pop up to get the sexy photos later!”);
alert(“….”);
<!– and on on on on and on and on……. –>
</script>

Yes, though let me tell you something. If you were to do this to all your links. Be prepare to lose some visitors. Of course with a bit of customization, you can actually set it to display this things when people redirect from a certain site. How to do this next step though? That will come in another time.

If you still have trouble with the script above and still ain’t sure where to insert it, you may drop a message in this post.

Hello World

Impressive? Well, in normal html codes it would be

Cool right

Here I bring upon you some of my practices which somehow though, [...]]]> Javascript isn’t that hard. Especially when you want to handle a simple form action. For example, most sites tells us how to do validation for regular expressions and the javascript for it, but what if one is a totally newbie to javascript and html.

Here I bring upon you some of my practices which somehow though, not as new as the new javascript version and standard, it still works.

<form name=’testForm’ method=’post’ action=’callAction.jsp’>
<table>
 <tr>
  <td>Username</td>
  <td>: <input type=’text’ name=’username’ value=”></td>
 </tr>
 <tr>
  <td colspan=2><input type=’button’ value=’submit’ onClick=’submitForm(this.form);’></td>
 </tr>
</table> 
</form>

Now the above is a sample form. Now how about the javascript. Yes, as can be seen the onClick function is by itself a javascript to call a method from javascript. Now what can be done. Seeing from here, the reason instead of using a submit button, an INPUT TYPE=’button’ is being used, so it’ll be easier to handle actions using javascript.

Now have a look at the javascript method that was called. Let’s say to submit this form and to display the alert of the username.

<script language=’javascript’>
   function submitForm(thisform) {
        alert(“You have submitted ” + thisform.username.value +
                ” as your username!”);
        thisform.submit();
   }
</script>

So this function is mighty straight forward. It’ll display the username as well as submit the form to wherever it was submitted to. In this case, the form is submitted to itself.

So there you have it.