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#22. Alma wants to have a second window open in a Web browser to simulate the @ dialogbox function and allow the user to enter information about a returned video. So far, she has written the following code: winurl = " /videos /video.nsf /returned? Open Form"; Winname = "Helplet"; winOpts = "toolbar = no, location = no, directories = no, menubar = no, scrollbar = yes, resizable = no, width = 400, height = 200"; <MISSING CODE>
Which one of the following will open a second window?
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#28. Frank has a field that is a dialog list with different categories of videos. He wants to have a button that will display the categories the user selected. Frank has written the following code so far: SelactField = document. forms [0].videotype; SLen = slectField. options. Length; For (I=0;I<sLen ;++) { <MIISING CODE LINE> { alert ("You selected" + selectField.options [I].text); } }
Which one of the following code lines is needed on the <MISSING CODE LINE>?
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#30. An application has a frameset with two frames placed side by side, Frame1 on the left, Frame 2 on the right. Amy wants to place a button on a page in the left frame (frame1) that will write the value "Reserver this video, place." Into a text input field (Field A) in the right frame (frame2).
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