In the previous JavaScript articles, jsB@nk showed many very useful JavaScript tips & tricks:
- Essential Guidelines of Helpful JavaScript Shorthand codes
- Efficient and Helpful JavaScript/jQuery Tips and Tricks
- Some Basic JavaScript Guidelines for Accessibility

Today, in this JavaScript post, I would like to tell about JavaScript shorthand codes, JavaScript shorthand techniques that improve your awesome JavaScript coding skills, JavaScript application development. They're valuable JavaScript coding styles every JavaScript developer should master.

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This JavaScript helps you open floating layer popups. The layers alway stay on top, allowing your visitors to work in the main window while still being able to view the content of popups. The window popups stay in the same place, even when the user scrolls down the page. It also works with image maps.

Data sheet is the best solution to display a huge of data in same formats; on PC platform, we have many softwares to action, such as Microsoft Excel, OpenOffice Calc, etc. On the cloud-computing platform, we also had Google Spreadsheet, Zoho Sheet, etc. And even on mobile platforms (iOS, Android, WebOS, etc) also have many great represents such as Polaris Office.

Today, in this JavaScript article, jsB@nk would like to show you a list of seven very excellent JavaScript plug-ins, among hundreds of others, do this task in the best way. Names of JavaScript-based grid plug-ins are provided: FlexiGrid, EditableGrid, jQGrid, TableSorter, DataTables, SlickGrid and Grid from jQuery UI.

Keep your content fresh. Use this JavaScript to automatically reload a fresh copy of your Web page from the server. You determine the time delay between refreshes. [ This page refreshes every 5 minutes. ]

One of the many cursor codes in our JavaScript library, this one creates dancing stars animating around your pointers mouse. This cursor move code needs NO dancing GIF images, so it is extremely lightweight and easy to customize.

AJAX - a very great web development technology nowaday. Use this AJAX in order to load XML and HTML files on the same website with XMLHttpRequest. And in the body section, just call the name of the file need to get page content and the element for the content page display in, usually a DIV element.

JavaScript sliders, jQuery sliding effects, are awesome and stunning web effects in web design. There are countless different websites, personal blogs, business web pages that use JavaScript sliding effects to display the information.

In this post, jsB@nk would like to present 30 websites that are the best ones among hundreds of beautiful sites make excellent use of JavaScript sliders. Come to see its stunning shows from JavaScript sliding effects.

More awesome and stunning JavaScript showcases on jsB@nk:
- Showcases of Awesome Designs with Stunning JavaScript
- Amazing Website with Awesome JavaScript and HTML5 effects
- 30 Creative Examples of Javascript Slider & Scrollers

In this free HTML JavaScript tutorial, the dummies will have some simple, short concepts about JavaScript OOP programming, OOP in JavaScript such as: how to define a JavaScript class, how to set Publich methods, how to set Private variables, how to set static methods, ... through some simple HTML JavaScript example codes.

Read more JavaScript OOP tutorials below:

- OOP in JavaScript: Some Basics
- Simple Concepts about Types and Objects in JavaScript OOP
- JavaScript OOP - Scopes and Contexts
- OOP JavaScript: Public and Private Methods
- Basic OOP Concepts in Javascript

With the phenomenal growth of the internet in recent years and the sheer number of companies now offering products and services online, you may be looking to start your own e-commerce website or to bring an existing company into the online arena. It doesn't matter which. What matters is that you understand just what it takes to design, develop, and operate a successful e-commerce website.

A mini-browser. You can type a URL in the form and script will load the requested page. The script works in both Netscape 4.0+ and IE 4.0+, but best in IE.