The nbsp() function is used to replace all space characters with nonbreaking spaces


The nbsp() function is used to replace all space characters with nonbreaking spaces (&nbsp). This enables you to include consecutive spaces in your text.
It also prevents the scrolling text from breaking into two or more lines when the font is small enough or the marquee window large enough that this would otherwise occur.

In some cases, you may just want to put some text in a frame


In some cases, you may just want to put some text in a frame at a particular time. This isn’t really an effect, per se, but it would be convenient to have an object similar to the rest of our objects for this purpose. The Static object fills this need.
The Static() constructor takes a BodyColor object and a text string, which may contain HTML. You could also use a Text object or a Block object for the text parameter.

starting a web hosting company


I want to start a web hosting company. Plz. help me how to start a web hosting company?

The concept of starting a web hosting company seems very simple – start with a generic template, get a Reseller web hosting account, configure some things, and start making money.

The first thing that needs to be done is to get the website going. This includes getting a template, creating pages that describe the company, its plans, and its services. Then comes the more difficult part of starting a web hosting company – the selling.

Yes, Web hosting is a very competitive market. The company needs to find people who need the service and will check out the website. On top of that, they need to find the price reasonable. A marketing plan must be developed before taking this step as there are usually cheaper, more reputable companies trying to get those same customers.

The first thing to keep in mind is that customers are going to want technical support available twenty-four hours a day. If the company can’t provide this, they’re more likely to look somewhere else.

Starting a web hosting company is definitely possible but make sure that there is plenty of time available to run the business and to deal with customers.

The best way to animate images using JavaScript


The best way to animate images using JavaScript is not to. Netscape 2.0 supports GIF89a multipart images, which contain built-in timing and looping instructions. These load faster and run more smoothly than animation created using JavaScript and can be placed anywhere on the page.
A number of inexpensive shareware utilities are available for creating GIF animation, the best-known of which is probably GIF Construction Set by Alchemy Mindworks. While GIF89a images are currently supported only by Netscape, it’s pretty safe to assume that when other browsers support JavaScript, they’ll also support GIF animation.

VOIP over Web Hosting industry


How VOIP has bring a revolution in Web Hosting industry?

VOIP has placed demands on web hosting that were previously just not there. VOIP requires a stable and extremely reliable link and excellent service from a web host to be able to work efficiently.

The fact that the corporate world has quickly embraced VOIP, saving colossal fortunes in phone company bills and associated costs has meant that only the better web hosting enterprises have benefited from the windfall.

With non-VOIP web hosting it is extremely easy to get away with shoddy and unreliable service. But with VOIP, and especially where most corporate companies require communications lines to be left open all the time, shoddy or poor quality web hosting enterprises are usually quickly identified and abandoned.

The url parameter to the Image() constructor must be a fully specified URL


The url parameter to the Image() constructor must be a fully specified URL; relative URLs won’t work within the framework we’ve developed because the default protocol is always assumed to be javascript:. The width and height parameters are required,
But it is not necessarily that they have to be accurate: Netscape automatically scales images to the width and height specified.

Images are not immediately available


Images are not immediately available when we want to put them on the screen-they are usually loaded from a server. And there’s no reliable way of guessing how long that will take.
If you try to display them on a fixed timetable, most likely none of them would get a chance to load completely: the next image you try to display would clobber the one currently loading, and Netscape would start loading it again from scratch the next time it was called for.

Low cost web hosting


Some folks classify low cost web hosting on the same level as free web hosting and while this may seem a little harsh, there are certain factors one needs to be very careful about when going for low cost web hosts.

Downtime is a big problem with low cost web host.

If your website have high traffic then it require a lot of bandwidth so it will be beneficial for you to never go with low cost web host.

Check their services several times during the day and the night too.

Downtime is a big issue. There is really no point in spending so much time and money constructing a good site and then ending up in a situation where people cannot access your site. So when choosing your web host from the thousands of low cost web hosts out there, there are a few things you should do to ensure that downtime does not kill your business as you use a low cost web host.

The Animator object let each image load completely


The Animator object let each image load completely before displaying the next image by including an onLoad handler in the BODY tag for each image it writes to the screen.
When the Animator object’s toString() method, AnimatorString(), generates a new frame, it sets the ready flag in the object to n, meaning that the Animator is not ready to display a new frame. Once the image has loaded completely, the onLoad handler is called and sets the ready flag back to y.

Loading images from a server has its limitations


Loading images from a server has its limitations. Apart from the amount of time this can take-especially over a slow connection-you generally have a fixed set of images to work with.
There are times when it is useful to create images on-the-fly, perhaps in response to user input or to create a dynamic animation.