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I know html, css, javascript; I am going to be given to do a project.
They gave me to do sample question; the sample question should be done based on html and I know how to do it using javascript, but I have no idea on how to do it using html. If I don't do this sample correctly as required, I might not get the real project. Can you please help me, I have to send it by tomorrow. See the question below. Create an html page that allows users to create and move DIVs 1) The top menu should have one toggle on/off option called "Build". 2) When Build=On, the user can click, drag, and unclick to form the size of the rectangular Div. 2) When Build=Off, the user can click, drag, and unclick an existing Div to move a Div already created. Note: -no database or state storage is needed for this sample code test. -all code should be well commented. |
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Why can't you use a combination of HTML and JavaScript, if you know all 3? Going by the notes you posted, it doesn't say you can't use JavaScript... in fact I'm positive you have too.
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It says, "create an html page". It doesn't say that I can use JavaScript
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It's not possible, and I'd be willing to bet what they mean is don't use Flash or Silver Light, which would make it easier, but also break web and usability standards. You need to use a combination of HTML/CSS/JavaScript to access the DOM Objects to allow you to do this, html by itself can't, there's no way around it. If you can't figure this out then you should let them know that you're not capable of doing the job(and honestly from your posts, I'm not sure you are, otherwise you'd know you can't do it in HTML). If you're looking for code samples then I suggest trying a different board for help on that, Stack Overflow is a good one.
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I knew from the beginning that I can't do it using html; but I learn html on my first year university and I am not sure if there is a technology change, may be it could be possible if technology brings something. That is why I asked; in case some people know.
I already did it using html at the beginning puting head, title and background colour and to make the container, I used css and the div part, I used JavaScript. Anyhow, I didn't send that. I checked samples using html and div. I found some examples and did based on that even though there is no container or buttons on it; I send it by email. I told the person that if he wasn't asking for html, I would have done it using JavaScript. If he ask me to do it in JavaScript, I will send him what I have done using JavaScript; if not, I wouldn't care, I tried my best. |
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