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In the wake of his success with 'How to Create a Photographic Gallery Using
CSS,' author Stu Nicholls has created a new method which doesn't require
thumbnail images and has a unique two step method of display. The
'mouseHover' stage creates a half size image and the 'mouseClick' creates a
full size image.
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This article addresses the basic terminology, concepts, and tactics that
can be used in the creation of nested data structures in Perl. In Perl,
such a structure is easily created and accessed; though to the novice the
process may not be intuitive. Here's a taste of what's involved.
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This article examines how to create expiring Web pages. This feat is
accomplished by creating tamper-proof querystring parameters and sending
the time along in the querystring. The receiving page is then able to
determine whether or not the link used to arrive at the page has expired or
not.
4 Guys from Rolla, September 7, 2005,
Sometimes when you're getting input from users you know exactly what to
expect, but unfortunately that's not always the case. In cases where you
don't, you need to be flexible when designing the forms to get this mystery
data. This classic ASP script shows you how to generate a number of form
fields dynamically based on user input and then read the values the user
enters into those dynamically-generated fields.
ASP 101, September 5, 2005,
Business Intelligence Architect Bill Pearson takes a look at Excel 2003 as
a reporting option for Analysis Services cubes. He then provides an
overview of the Microsoft Office Excel Add-in for SQL Server Analysis
Services.
Database Journal, September 12, 2005,
Release of application programming interfaces for search and Virtual Earth
precede AJAX developer tools.
internetnews, September 12, 2005
Online revenues continue to grow for publishers in Canada. However, signs
point to a possible slowdown for 2005 spending.
ClickZ News, September 9, 2005
A U.N. panel awarded to comedian Bill Cosby on Monday an Internet domain
name based on the Fat Albert cartoon character he created in the 1960s.
Yahoo! News/AP, September 12, 2005
That's it for this Monday. I'll have more for you next time.
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