1. TechTip: Is Anybody Using Browser Shortcut Keys?

You'll surf a lot faster by using shortcut keys in your browser. By Jan Jorgensen Do you ever use shortcut keys when using a browser? If you do, go to the bottom of this article and rate this tip as "Not useful." But if yo

2. Book Review: JavaScript for the Business Developer

There's no faster, easier way to become proficient in JavaScript. By Jan Jorgensen This book landed on my desk just before my holiday in Greece. I looked at it and thought, "How can anybody cover such a large subject in just 16

3. TechTip: Frame Crossing, Part II

Dig more into what you can do with frames and see why they could be useful for you. By Jan Jorgensen In my previous frame-crossing tip, I showed you how to send information between various frames on a Web page using just HTML and JavaSc

4. TechTip: My Favorite Firefox Add-Ons

Four great add-ons/extensions extend Firefox functionality and save you a lot of time. by Jan Jorgensen I know, I know. I promised to give you Part II of the frame-crossing TechTip, but time has been short, and I haven't finished it

5. TechTip: Frame Crossing, Part I

Reveal frame secrets to make your Web applications act cooler. By Jan Jorgensen I like frames. I know a lot of Web developers will dislike that I say that, and if you don't believe me, go to Google and search for "I hate frames

6. TechTip: JavaScript Made Easy, Part II—Is Caps Lock On?

With JavaScript, you don't have to reinvent the wheel. Someone has always been there before you. Sometimes you discover things that make you say, "Well, that's clever!" If you have ever monitored a help desk, you kno

7. TechTip: JavaScript Made Easy

Find the correct script for the job.

8. TechTip: Making Static HTML Act Dynamic

Yes, you can pass variable data to an HTML document.

9. TechTip: The Sound of Soundex, a Working Example

Search U.S. cities using SQL SOUNDEX or LIKE.

10. TechTip: Automatically Refresh Web Pages

With RPG CGI and JavaScript, you can automatically update Web page information.

11. TechTip: Spice Up Your Web Pages, Part Two

Add more cool features to the interface.

12. TechTip: Spice Up Your Web Pages

Use JavaScript and CSS to improve the interface of your Web pages.

13. Tech Tip: Make Your RPG CGI Programs Perform Better

This programming model controls the open/close file overhead.

14. Tech Tip: Give Me That ZIP Code, Please

Prompt for ZIP codes using RPG CGI and AJAX.

15. Tech Tip: Prompting in HTML Forms

Add a calendar to your HTML forms.

16. TechTip: Validating HTML Forms with Message Subfiles

Want to make your HTML error-handling look real cool?

17. TechTip: Debugging CGI Programs

Do it with either the Apache Web server or the original AS/400 HTTP Web server.

18. TechTip: JavaMail Is It!

Emailing from the iSeries is easy, and you don't even need to know Java!

19. TechTalk: SEU Tips

In SEU, you can page left and right with F19 and F20, but if you're at V3R1, try F11 instead. F11 makes paging left and right easier by toggling between the left side and the right side of the source member; you need only to use one function key, and

20. TechTalk: CODE/400

You can start the debugger from CODE/400 without prompting by pressing Ctrl-D. The debugger will be invoked right away. Unfortunately, if you press Ctrl-D by accident, you cannot cancel it until everything is loaded. Fortunately, you can make sure th