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With an HTML tag, for example <button> if you say <button onclick = "etc... Does it matter if you say: onclick (or) onClick? Do the cap locks matter?

I have a <select> tag with a size attribute. The size attribute is supposed to define how many option elements are displayed at a time. When I set it to 1, I see one element. When I set it to 2, I see all 4 of my elements plus and extended amount of white space where 4 more elements could fit...

button tag? Why are there two ways of creating the button element in html? (Using the <input> tag and the <button> tag?) The reason I ask is because I have two buttons, both with onclick events doing the same thing. The onclick event for the <input> tag element works perfectly, but the onclick...

I have created a combobox in my html page which I populated with a JavaScript array. I'll give you an example of my code: in the <script> tags I have: var searchTerm = new Array("Apples","Oranges","Bananas","Green Beans","Asparagus","Kiwi","Pear","Broccoli") function populateCombobox(){ var...

I created an html page jump link. I did this in the past and it worked great. I took the same code and put it in a new page, and it gives me different results. I want a link at the top of the page to page jump to a topic within the page. I want that topic to display at the top of the page...

I created an html page jump link. I did this in the past and it worked great. I took the same code and put it in a new page, and it gives me different results. I want a link at the top of the page to page jump to a topic within the page. I want that topic to display at the top of the page...

I created an html page jump link. I did this in the past and it worked great. I took the same code and put it in a new page, and it gives me different results. I want a link at the top of the page to page jump to a topic within the page. I want that topic to display at the top of the page...

I created a Java applet to send email. I have an HTML page the contains the appropriate applet tag and parameters. When I launch the html page, everything runs perfectly! But now I want to change the HTML page to run the applet only on a button onclick...not when the page is loaded. I thought...

I created a Java applet to send email. I have an HTML page the contains the appropriate applet tag and parameters. When I launch the html page, everything runs perfectly! But now I want to change the HTML page to run the applet only on a button onclick...not when the page is loaded. I thought...

I created a Java applet to send email. I have an HTML page the contains the appropriate applet tag and parameters. When I launch the html page, everything runs perfectly! But now I want to change the HTML page to run the applet only on a button onclick...not when the page is loaded. I thought...

I created a Java applet to send email. I have an HTML page the contains the appropriate applet tag and parameters. When I launch the html page, everything runs perfectly! But now I want to change the HTML page to run the applet only on a button onclick...not when the page is loaded. I thought...

I have a form on my webpage, created from HTML and JavaScript, that uses mailto so users can send comments/suggestions to my email. I have a couple of questions.First, why is it in the messages I receive I see x/y coordinates? For example, x=38 and y=42, as part of the message? Secondly, using...

I'm trying to create something dynamically... I have a bunch of href tags calling the same function. Each tag has its own ID. When the JavaScript function is called, I want it to perform some task depending on what element called the function. So inside the function I'm going to say something...

I have an HTML page which has a link...that link opens a new page in a new window. Perfect. But I want to make it so that the new page is not initially displayed from the top of the document...I want it to display at specified locations depending on which link opened it up. My first page has...

In an HTML page I just want a simple example of creating a context menu. Just something stupid like right-clicking on a link and making a context menu with the word "Hello" in it. This is not homework...I have a bigger thing I have to do and I searched online but I'm finding a lot of randomness...