Wednesday, March 2, 2011

How to display date and year on a web page using JavaScript - Project level Basic

Here's an interesting project to perform using the date functions:

Assuming that you have an Online Order form, and as your customers are placing the order, they're not sure whether they have been accepted or not. The sales tema wants you to provide an acknowledgement that displays the order date and delivery status.

The results of this will be posted in a week!


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Tuesday, March 1, 2011

How to develop object Heirarchy in JavaScript


The window object is at the top of the client-side JavaScript Object Heirarchy. It is an object representing the browser window. All client-side JavaScript objects exist as properties of the Window Object. Core and server-side objcts are not part of the Window Heirarchy. When you represent the property of an object, you need to use a dotted notation reference. For eg. object.property. Each object has propterties, methods and events. However, with the Window object, the script can interpret without the window portion of the notation. Hence window.status and status will be treated equally.



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Monday, February 28, 2011

Training in Snow in southern california

ABCO Technology training in the snow for our veterans






Hey guys,

This weekend, I was training our veterans up in Adelanto California near Victorville. The training was excellent, but so was my trip. My surprise was the snow and the clouds near the freeway. Here are some pictures, I took while I was there.

Arif Sayed





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Thursday, December 16, 2010

Networking Tips from ABCO Technology

This is the season of parties and events. We meet different people and vendors and business contacts. Here are three tips to keep in mind as we attend the events and parties.

1. Make an appearance. Go to their page to offer a rating, follow them, clip their coupons, and read their story. Leave a comment on a blog or like them on Facebook.

2. Be a helper. Take a minute to introduce yourself on a Talk to Me, or offer to be of help. (Don't leave an advertisement or link.) Leave relevant, fresh content on their page to help increase their visibility to other merchants and consumers.

3. Say thanks! When you leave content on another merchants page, you establish yourself as a contributing member of the community. You've just helped yourself! And when new merchants inevitably return the favor of reviews and comments- reach out, say thanks, and continue the cycle.


These are just small tips to keep in mind.


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