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Common javascripts

Preload images

Place between Head tags

To add more images, add

newimage2 = new Image(); newimage2.src = "THIRD-IMAGE.gif"; newimage3 = new Image(); newimage3.src = "FORTH-IMAGE.gif"; and so on...

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Print page

Place in the BODY TAGS

<SCRIPT LANGUAGE="JavaScript"> // This script was supplied free by Hypergurl // http://www.hypergurl.com  </script>

Random quote

Place the following between you HEAD tags

<SCRIPT LANGUAGE="JavaScript" TYPE="text/javascript"> // Add the quotes you wish to use here. Ensure you use exactly // the same format or the code will break. quotes = new Array("Visit www.ozwebhub.com", "Great page about computers for beginners", "Lots of javascripts", "subscribe to newsletter") brave = quotes.length function randQuote(){ randomNum = Math.floor ((Math.random() * brave)) document.mesays.quoterot.value = quotes[randomNum] } </SCRIPT>

Change the quotes to suit

In the Body Tag, insert <BODY onLoad="randQuote()"> Do not repeat the BODY tag

Now in the spot where you want the quotes to show in your page:

<form>
<input type="button" value="Click here to see">
onclick="window.open('page2.htm',
'win1','width=200,height=200,menubar')"
</form>

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Redirect URL

Place between HEAD TAGS

Change www.anothersite.com to the site you wish to redirect to.

Then replace the body tag with this

<body onload="timer=setTimeout('move()',3000)"> where 3000 is the time in milliseconds before the redirect happens.

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Jenny Campbell I got a computer way back when. I was linked to the internet, before the school I taught in had it. So I learned about computers first and then as I was a teacher librarian I learned a computer system which we used to computerize the stock. We had to teach students and teachers how to use it. How to search. At home I was learning to use HTML and images on the site I had back then. When the school was ready to create a site for itself I was all for it and wanted to do it. However, the job was given to the computer techie of course. After I left that school and at another I had much more access to the internet and collected many sites suitable for students and teachers to assist with their learning. Then, after retirement I started learning web design and as I did, being a teacher, I developed some tutorials, which you will find on this site. I also take photos.