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    Using External JavaScript to Create Dynamic Content
    Using External JavaScript to Create Dynamic Content : You can use this as a fake Server-Side Includes to create site navigation. You update the one .js file to alter navigation.

    Platform(s): LINUX; BSP; WINDOWS; NBSP - Updated: 10/21/2005

    Generating a random number in JavaScript
    Generating a random number in JavaScript :

    Platform(s): N/A BSP; - Updated: 10/21/2005

    Generating weighed random numbers in JavaScript
    Generating weighed random numbers in JavaScript : Learn how to generate weighed random numbers in JavaScript, so some show up more often than others.

    Platform(s): LINUX; BSP; WINDOWS - Updated: 10/21/2005

    Cache Busting with Javascript
    Cache Busting with Javascript : Browsers are notorious at hanging on tenaciously to cached pages. Even when you use all manner of fancy headers like "Pragma: no-cache" or "Cache-Control: must-revalidate" you'll often find that you receive a cached page rather than a 'live' one. Here's something else you can try, which has worked well for me, and essentially only needs one line of Javascript.

    Platform(s): LINUX; BSP; WINDOWS; BSD - Updated: 10/21/2005

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