What We do Here?
- We included the following in the HTML-file:
<![CDATA[
<BODY onLoad="{median()}"> ]]>
So, the prompt-box pops up, the moment the loading is complete.
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The function median() is called the moment you complete your loading.
So the function does it's job of poping up the prompt-box,
read your annual income and alerts you if you are
above or below median-income.
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The function median() is as follows
<![CDATA[
<script language="JavaScript">
function medianB()
{
var incomeb=prompt("my annual incomeB is ", " ");
if (incomeb < 37000) {alert("youB are below medianincome")}
else {alert("youB are above medianincome")};
}
</script>
]]>
- It works both with NETSCAPE and MS Internet Explorer.
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Remark: Often, you and I see all those "things" and
commercials that appear the moment we visit a site. It is fairly
annoying at times. Well, this must be the way they do it.