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Re: JavaScript-heavy forums

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Nov 12th, 2007
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I wouldnt consider Daniweb to be a JAVASCRIPT HEAVY site,it runs very well most of the time )


So true. I really didn't know it was Javascript-powered for the most part until Dani suggested it.
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Re: JavaScript-heavy forums

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There are some scripts in use here but not nearly as much as some other sites i am on! (Thank goodness)
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Re: JavaScript-heavy forums

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The most prevalent JavaScript here is used to power the navigation dropdown menu, the tooltips that hover over forum thread listings, the mini-screenshots that popup when you hover over outgoing links, IntelliTXT ads, the posting editor (of course), the rounded corners (IE only) around certain graphical elements to get around IE not being as CSS-friendly as FireFox, Opera, and Safari, various dropdown menus throughout the site, and ... umm ... I think that's most of it.
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