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This isn’t a reference guide , programming tutorial or detailed overview . It’s a Javascript refresher, assuming you know another programming language and puts all the information in one place (just ctrl+f to find!). Javascript has nothing to do with Java , is dynamically typed and has C-like syntax . Enabling Javascript Include javascript inside HTML: <script> x = 3; </script> Reference external file: <script src="http://example.com/script.js"></script> Redirect if javascript disabled: <noscript><meta http-equiv="refresh" content="0; URL=http://example.com/noscript.html"/></noscript>
A Simple, Comprehensive Overview of Javascript
Path // → → BASIC JAVASCRIPT JavaScript is a very easy way to add all sorts of dynamic elements to your site. Unless you've had some programming experience, JavaScript will be quite a new concept at the start — it's fairly different to HTML. In this tutorial we'll be laying some groundwork on the language, and writing our first script.
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Monday, 19 March 2007 So a bookmarklet is a little JavaScript script that’s intended to be run from a web browser’s bookmarks bar or menu. The reason they work as “bookmarks” is that the JavaScript source code is crammed into the form of a URL using the “javascript:” scheme. Developing or modifying bookmarklets can be irritating, to say the least, because of this requirement that the JavaScript code be in the form of a URL. For example, here’s a simple bit of JavaScript that (1) gets the title of the current web page; (2) replaces all punctuation in that string with exclamation marks; 1 and (3) shows an alert dialog with the new string.

