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Accessing the value of a HTML select box via getElementById() does not work the same way on all browsers. While the traditional getElementById value will work on Internet Explorer, Opera, and most other browsers, Netscape will not be able to interpret it and will break off the script mid function. Here is a guide on how to access select boxes in modern browsers.

If you change the HTML and the CSS of a page there is a decent chance that a user will get the new HTML but not the new CSS. This is especially true for sites with high usage and users that come back to the site several times a day. If they only get the new HTML but not the new CSS then the site will break, the user will get confused, and you will look unprofessional. On the development site of this the problem is already solved. Having a Dev server as a place to test code is standard practice but how does this translate to CSS?

Navioo.com contains a complete reference of all the built-in JavaScript objects, along with their methods and properties. Navioo.com also contains an event reference and a reference of the top-level properties and functions that can be used on all of the built-in JavaScript objects. A reference to all of the HTML DOM objects are listed in Navioo.com. Navioo.com is an extensive reference source that explains and gives comprehensive, working examples of code in a definitive manner for the JavaScript language (and hence, for the ECMAScript and JScript languages). All elements of the language are covered, including the events, functions, methods, objects, operators, properties, statements, and values.

Multimedia Filters, supported in IE5.5+, allows you to easily add rich visual effects to your content. Defined using CSS and further manipulated using JavaScript, this reference lists and explains all the available IE filters and transitions.

In this article you will learn how to hide HTML code and also how to hide Javascript code within a document...

The DOM (Document Object Model) gives you generic access to most elements, their styles and attributes in a document. This is a no-nonsense, easy to follow DOM reference for JavaScript.

The site for web developers, especially those who need full cross reference of HTML elements, attributes and CSS style sheet attributes. The reference of this site is fundamentally based on W3C HTML4.01 and CSS2 specification, mostly the appendices at the end of the specifications.

This page shows on how to refer to a .rdf file to get the search engine describe your resource.

Comprehensive listing of JavaScript objects, properties, and methods. Also includes explanations and examples.

Detailed JavaScript Operator Precedence and Associativity Table

Free interactive reference, covering the usage of multimedia filters and transitions of the Cascading Style Sheets. Each filter is presented in complete details, features direct copy-and-paste source code and the transitions come with example script. CSS FILTERS REFERENCE 1.0 includes also links to CSS resource sites and cool and easy to use interface. Due to the nature of these filters and transitions they (as well as the reference itself) work with Microsoft Internet Explorer only. Preferably version 5.5 or higher.

Learn the basics of JavaScript with this interactive tutorial.

This is an extensive 214 page reference source that explains and gives comprehensive, working examples of code in a definitive manner for the JavaScript language (and hence, for the ECMAScript and JScript languages). All elements of the language are covered, including the events, functions, methods, objects, operators, properties, statements, and values.