My Popular Articles
- Unraveling the JavaScript Switch Statement
- Validating Input at the Client: trim the field
- Validating Input at the Client: check numeric value fields
- Getting Elements Using the HTML DOM and JavaScript
- Validating Input at the Client: Check for blank or required fields
- Leveraging CSS Styles
- DOM getElementsByTagName Method for Bulk Element Formating
- Applying Events to DHTML Web Pages Using Javascript and the DOM
MEMBER PROFILE
About Me
Carmelo's academic degrees include BSEE fron the New York Institute of Technology and MS Electrophysics from Brooklyn Polytechnic University and is a NYS PE. His career beagn in electronic circuit design and communications systems engineering.
Carmelo is currently a computer systems integration and distributed computing consultant for small and medium businesses.
My Awards & Certifications
W3Schools Certified HTML Developer
W3Schools Certified ASP Developer
My Latest Articles
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Leveraging CSS Styles
An example of how to set styles with various style tags using CSS selectors.Published on October 12, 2008 to Web Development
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Unraveling the JavaScript Switch Statement
The JavaScript switch statement can be a little confusing but it is a powerful alternative to several lines of if .. then ..else and goes one step further than the vbScript Select Case statement.Published on October 12, 2008 to Web Development
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DOM getElementsByTagName Method for Bulk Element Formating
This article provides an example on how to set attributes to a collection of elements by using the Document Object Model (DOM) getElementsByTagName() method. A sample is provided using JavaScript in the client's browser.Published on October 6, 2008 to Web Development
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