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Question

JAVASCRIPT AND HTML PAGE DESIGN

Dec 9, 2013 6:35AM PST

can some help with a design that
Add JavaScript to HTML pages. The pages should, as a minimum requirement, include the following features:

One or more JavaScript functions that return a value
One or more arrays
For or while loops
Client-side validation
One or more event handlers
Changes to one or more page elements using DOM scripting

Hoping to receive solution soon

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Clarification Request
Sounds odd.
Dec 9, 2013 6:40AM PST

That is, why would a page need to do any of that except as a classroom exercise?

Wouldn't your run of the mill web author have a design spec that would never read like what you posted?
Bob

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Clarification Request
Please provide code you've tried
Dec 10, 2013 3:08PM PST

that didn't work quite the way you wanted and someone will happily point out the area to look at or improve.

~Sovereign

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JAVASCRIPT AND HTML PAGE DESIGN
Dec 17, 2013 2:38PM PST

Isotope is a jQuery plugin that claims to create magical layouts that cannot otherwise be created by CSS and HTML. It has the ability to rearrange elements inside of a container so they fit within it as it resizes. You can also use Isotope to filter and sort items by categories and such.