Sometimes you don’t want to use captchas or “are you human questions” on your forms, well here’s a simply way to block the vast majority of bots posting to your website forms.

This is a really quick and nasty way to display a div while a form is submitting.

This article describes how to use flash to cycle through images as read from an XML file using only Acriptscript, with no timeline objects what-so-ever, what we are going to make can be previewed here.

Before I start talking about the normal forms, I thought it would be best to explain what I am planning to write about, and what normalisation is.

I am going to cover what normalisation is for beginners and try to write it in such a way a novice will at least understand the key principles.

New to PHP and want to learn what arrays are and how to use them? Then this is the article for you!

Showing an RSS feed in Flash can often be tricky, however we have found a way to make it a lot easier and to animate the feed. Our example uses an RSS feed from Twitter, but this piece of code will work for any standard RSS feed.

Uploading a file or document from your computer using AJAX is quite frustrating when you try to do it right, but it can be useful for many reasons. So here is the wrong easy way we have found to do it.

Using jQuery it is very easy to give the user the ability to resize any DOM element and set limits — here’s how:

It can be very useful to determine the users set language when visiting your website. The determined result can be used for many different applications, from targeted adverts and country specific affiliate links to country specific wording or images.

Although the ‘:first’ and ‘:next’ operators can be very good in jQuery, they can also cause problems. For example you may want more control of what happens in between the delay or customise the timing further, well, we have the code just for you then.