In this third part to a 13-part series on building database forms with HTML, we take an in-depth look at the various form controls: how they work, how to code them, and why they work the way they do. We'll cover text input, editing, and more. You'll also learn about the navigation controls.
Numbers are magic; magic by their properties, their existence, and most importantly, their huge impact on our day-to-day modern life. Everything can be reduced and narrowed down to numbers. In this second part of our series on large numbers, we'll delve more deeply into this magic.
When you query a database, the result you receive is a recordset. The form in which your result can be presented is affected by the capabilities of the language you use. This can present a challenge for certain languages. This article presents one way to meet that challenge if you program for the web.
Welcome to the second chapter of a thirteen part series about creating database forms with HTML. In this article, we will continue our discussion on single-row forms and explain how to send changes to the server database. We will also go over the recordset and the common functions used to manipulate the corresponding form. Discuss (1)
People in general seem to dislike the concept of number arithmetic, especially if it’s all about large numbers – and here we literally mean huge ones. However, the twenty-first century is the era of computers. Our everyday lives are covered by tons of data encapsulated in computers. In this series we’re going to discuss and code operations of which Euler wouldn’t dare to dream.
In a recent article I looked at the EXT JS JavaScript library and gave a brief overview of what it does and what it contains. In this article we’re going to look at implementing one of the many widgets that come with the library – the date picker widget. Discuss (1)
This article is written for those who have basic knowledge of database programming, HTML, CSS and JavaScript. It is the first article in a 13-part series that explains how to build database forms with HTML. There are a number of advantages to this approach, which I will enumerate in the article. Let's get started. Discuss (1)
In 1993 Alex Stepanov wrote the STL library. The library redefined the way people code in C/C++. Using it gradually became synonymous with elegance and speed. Later, as STL fought its way into the standards, it became even more popular and the numbers of people who used it increased exponentially. In the first two parts of this article series I presented the basics of STL; in this third part I will show you more complex code. You’ll also learn how to write an expression evaluator/compiler. Discuss (1)
EXT JS is a feature-packed and cross-browser RIA framework built from JavaScript and CSS that seriously reduces the development time of Web 2.0 applications. It was originally built as an extension of the popular YUI library. In this article we take a close look at its features and what you can do with it. Discuss (1)
Welcome to the final chapter of the series "Building Zebra Tables with CSS and JavaScript." In this article, I’ll teach you how to build zebra tables by using the popular “style” object, thus completing this educational four-part guide. Discuss (3)
STL stands for Standard Template Library. It is probably one of the most important contributions to the standard library. It has brought the most crucial improvements to the C++ language and redefined the way we perceive the data structures and the way we are coding right now. If you just know the basics of C++, then this is definitely an article that will help you gather knowledge and progress. Discuss (1)
Binary Searching involves searching for an element in an array, where the items are arranged in ascending or descending order. That means the entries in the array are sorted. If you want to learn how to write a function that does this, keep reading. Discuss (1)
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