Not listed verbs, adjectives nor articles but the below arrays are very handy should one be running language based queries over rendered pages.
Why? I dunno … say you’re trying to make a tag cloud or something but it’s full of filler words!
Articles are “a”, “an” and “the” only …
Here’s a little code snippet to export an HTML table to MS Excel through utilising ActiveXObject(“Excel.Application”) from Internet Explorer.
The JavaScript (in this case utilising Microsoft’s JScript) runs over the table displayed pulling out the relevant data and exporting into the instantiated copy of Excel. This is a working example …
Having used GUP from Netlobo http://www.netlobo.com/comments/url_query_string_javascript for some time to pull back parameters from the URL in JavaScript for fiddling with, I decided to create a handy JQuery extension for reuse.
Extending this further with the gpn section to get all parameters, which is also from their website, you’ll find …
When designing pages utilising CSS for their styling and splitting the semantic content away in an attempt to move legacy systems into the dot com era it might be necessary to show why kicking a browser into CSS Compatability mode might be a good idea. Not least that you can …
