Oly wrote:
give your opinions concerning our site,end work first year web
technology
in java:
Java?
-navigation
No javascript == No navigation (so don't expect too much form search
engines).
Having all but one of the menu headings open a sub menu and then putting
one in near the end that navigates directly is distinctly confusing. You
give the user just enough to form an expectation of behaviour form the
menu and then you have it do something unexpected.
There is a huge nested Array definition that would be about half the
size if an Array literal had been used in its place.
Eval abuse:-
<quote cite="http://users.pandora.be/spacedust/menu.js">
| eval("document.getElementById('div"+i+
| "').style.display='none'");
</quote>
-stylechanger (with cookie)
Browser detecting:-
<quote cite="">
| var browser = navigator.userAgent;
</quote>
- And the absence of any feature detecting means that the script will
error out on any non-supporting browsers, where it could be just quietly
electing not to act (and there is not much point showing the select
control to users of unsupporting browsers or javascript disabled
browsers).
-pamorama
? Way too much horizontal scrolling on all of the pages.
-gallery
Doesn't do a lot alongside pop-up blocking.
-quiz
HTML LABEL mark-up can make radio buttons easier to use on browsers that
recognise it (and is harmless otherwise).
Browser detecting:-
<quote cite="">
| if(browser.indexOf("MSIE") != -1 &&
| browser.indexOf("Opera") == -1)
| {
| oVraag.innerText = sarrVragen[0]; //IE versie
| }
| else
| {
| oVraag.nextSibling.nodeValue = sarrVragen[0];
| }
</quote>
<snip>
Richard.
