In this article, we will try to generate a draggable DHTML layer that loads data from an external URL via XMLHTTP connection. This is an enhanced version of my previous Draggable Layer article, hence it addresses additional issues that are not present in the former article.

EasyPack enables syntax checking, validation, compression and obfuscation of JavaScript files with a single click

In this article, we will try to generate a draggable DHTML layer that loads data from an external URL via XMLHTTP connection. The code will be object oriented, cross-browser compatible, and relatively cutting-edge.

The article describes a method to retrieve HTML object references in a cross-browser manner. It also discusses how to write object oriented JavaScript.

The Editor used DOM to alter node properties. This enables edition of rich content in any DOM-supporting browser.

In this article, we will review JavaScript memory leakage patterns from a slightly different perspective and support it with diagrams and memory utilization graphs.

In this article, we will be creating a JavaScript code compressor using C#, which compresses the JavaScript code into a single line.

To prevent concurrent access to a data structure, one way is to use thread-aware objects, the other is to make a thread-safe wrapper for the object.