Domain: useractive.com

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useractive.com
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The Learning Sandbox
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JavaScript vs. Java
Before you learn anything about JavaScript, I think it's important that you know a few things about the differences between JavaScript and Java. ...
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InterActive HTML Tutorial
<AREA SHAPE="RECT" COORDS="233,14317,91" HREF="http://www.useractive.com/imagemap/Europe.html"> <AREA SHAPE="RECT" COORDS="480,58522105" ...
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InterActive HTML Tutorial
SHAPE tells us what shape the AREA we are defining is going to be. There are three possibilities:RECT, CIRCLE, and POLY. They stand for RECTANGLE, CIRCLE, ...
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InterActive DHTML Tutorial 11
srcElement.parentElement.style; X=event.offsetX; Y=event.offsetY; } } function mousemoving(e) { if (obj && canmove) { if (isNav4) { obj.moveTo((e. ...
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InterActive HTML Tutorial
COORDS tells us the coordinates of the SHAPE we are using. For the shape RECT there are four numbers separated by commas. the first two numbers are the ...
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InterActive DHTML Tutorial 11
toUpperCase(); if(id=="document"){ dom = document; eval("document.captureEvents(" + event_to_capture + ")"); }else{ dom = document.layers[id]; ...
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Class java.awt.FileDialog
The File Dialog class displays a file selection dialog. It is a modal dialog and will block the calling thread when the show method is called to display it, ...
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Class java.lang.CloneNotSupportedException
public class CloneNotSupportedException; extends Exception ... Constructs a CloneNotSupportedException with no detail message. o CloneNotSupportedException ...
 
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