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Javascript
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A scripting language used to develop
interactive web pages, developed by
Netscape.
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A Customer Retention
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Including interactive elements on a web
page can be achieved by using various techniques
including ASP, CGI and Javascript. Javascript
is ideal for capturing some of the characteristics
of the browser being used such as whether
it is Netscape or Internet Explorer (and
which version) and identifying the previous
page visited by the user. It can respond
to users actions such as mouse-clicks and
integrates easily with the HTML. It works
on the client side, which means that it
runs on the user's computer and not on the
Web server. The Help button on this page
is achieved by Javascript, for example.
Some recommended sites for obtaining functionality
written in javascript for enhancing your
site include :
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Javascript
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A solution to protect javascript
from reuse by third parties.
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A Customer Retention concept
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Because javascript can be viewed by selecting
'view source' from your browser, it can
also be easily be extracted for reuse. You
may have put in considerable effort to add
functionality by writing some javascript
to win over the competition. There is at
least one way in which you can prevent it
being pinched by the competition i.e. take
a look at Javascript protection from AtomPark
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