arrayname.pop() - pop removes the last element from an array and returns that element.

Arrayname.pop() - pop removes the last element from an array and returns that element. Example-

<html>
<body>
<script language=“javascript”>
var todolist=new Array()
todolist[0]=“book the waldorf for yourbirthday party” todolist[1]=“Give donald a call and invite him to your” todolist[2]=”wake up from your dream“
odolist.pop()
document.write(”length of array after pop “+todolist.length+“<br>”) document.write(”<b>Array after pop :</b> “+“<br>”) for(i=0;i<todolist.length;i++)
{
document.write(todolist[i]+”<br>“)
}
</script>
</body>
</html>

Content Management System (CMS)

A Content Management System (CMS) assists a software or Web developer in organizing and facilitating any collaborative process and its final outcome. The term “content management” loosely refers to not only the checking in and out of files, but also the generalized sharing of information, such as common calendars, wikis, and the like. The earliest [...]

Built-In Exception Class

The class Exception that you just saw is also an improvement for PHP5, and it is built-in by default. With PHP5, you can now obtain information about exceptions that have been thrown and use that data to react appropriately. The built-in exception class, which processes and stores that data, looks like this:

<?php

class [...]

What ’s New in PHP5?

So what’s the big deal about PHP5? If you’re experienced with PHP4, you probably know about object-oriented programming and the way this was handled with PHP4. If you’re unfamiliar with PHP, but you’re familiar with other programming languages, you’ll probably find PHP5’s imple- mentation of object-oriented principles familiar. Luckily, things have become a lot easier [...]

Competition on the Web

Site popularity is usually measured by the number of visits, or “hits,” a web site receives. Major sites such as www.yahoo.com can receive tens of thousands of hits per day. Less popular sites may only receive a few hundred hits a day, while personal web pages may only receive a few hits per week or [...]

Organizing a Web Site

The most important thing to remember when organizing a Web site is how the server computer you’re using will differ from the computer you use to create Web pages. This is because you’ll need to know the exact path to HTML pages and multimedia files you use in creating your Web page. As [...]

Uploading HTML pages to the server

Once you’ve decided on an ISP that you feel is reasonably priced, you’re ready to create your HTML pages and upload them to the server. To do all this correctly, though, you’ll probably need to keep these points in mind:

• Site‘s default URL-This should be something like the ISP’s host address and [...]

The World Wide Web and Web Servers

Probably the most important thing to remember about the World Wide Web and the Internet in general is that they are global in scale and often a very cooperative venture. Information on the Web tends to be distributed around the world, and it’s just as easy for you to access a site in New [...]