JavaScript
This might have been covered before, but like I said, I'm going over some things again. Today, I'm working on using a .js script on an HTML5 webpage. Which is a lot like CSS. You can put in the <script> tags into the actual HTML page. The location of which can mean things. Not like, spiritually! Goof. Like when they when triggered and such. The easiest(for now) way to do it is how you call a CSS script from another page. For those of you that don't know how to do that, go here where it talks about other things getting called and how it can effect things. Affect things? Buh. Those two... ANYhoo, you just in a script like this:
<!DOCTYPE html>
<head>
<title> Hola al mundo</title>
<script type = "text/javascript" src = "Day_One.js"> <!--The script for the .js stuff -->
</script>
</head>
</html>
Notice the script tag calling out the type and source of the .js script from a separate file. Now, once things get going, the source can became quite convoluted especially if you're using a NAS drive or something fancy. So, always remember to get everything correct. Now, the .js side to this doesn't have to change anything, it just does its own thing, and gets called out by the HTML. So, the code that I'm using that is getting called out looks like this:
for(i=0; i<10; i++)
if(i===5){
alert("there is a five");
}else{
document.write(i);
}
Now, the fun thing to be noticed here is that the code will run from 0 to 4, throw the alert at you, and only AFTER you acknowledge it, the code will continue. Pretty nifty! So, there you have it, how to connect the two things.
I'm going to go find a doozy for y'all on Friday. See y'all then!
