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Learn to Write Your Own JavaScripts and DHTML Scripts

With these lessons and tutorials you can learn to create your own JavaScripts.
Calculator Script Tutorial
"A nine page tutorial on creating calculator scripts. Uses an Easter calculator as an example."
JavaScript Errors
You decided to add JavaScript to your page but you're getting an error.
Dynamic HTML Attributes
"An easy way to get started understanding DHTML is to understand the attributes that are used for dynamic changes to a Web page like onclick onmouseover onfocus and so on."
Learning JavaScript Variables
"A variable is a named location in memory that is used to hold a value that can be modified by the program."
Passing Parameters Via Query Strings
How to pass parameters between pages using query strings.
Your First JavaScript
This article is for JavaScript beginners who are just getting started. It will show you how to display a "Hello World" message in a browser using an alert.
Avoid An IE Rollover Bug
Avoid a bug from IE 5 & 6 when using JavaScript rollovers. Find out what this bug is and how you can fix it.
Dynamic HTML Lab
Get the latest tools and read the latest articles on DHTML. Learn to create jigsaw puzzles and more.
JavaScript Crash Course
Cut directly to the chase by clicking on the topic that interests you and jump directly to that section of the tutorial.
WebMonkey's DHTML Library
Become a "dynamic HTML dynamo" with this tutoial. Learn all there is to know right here.
Webmonkey's JavaScript Code Library
A set of tutorials that will have you writing JavaScript in no time.

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