jsEditor 2.000

JavaScript Editor with dialogs, spell checking, and instant boilerplate code. jsEditor comes with tools which help with web pages - check broken links, create JavaScript search, etc. And dialogs including an alert wizard and a new window wizard.Also it has tools to find site rubbish and create a TOC for the selected directory. It has utilities to convert HTML to text and convert HTML to viewable text (useful for writing tutorials). Other dialogs are Table Wizard, Document Write Wizard (also useful for making strings), a Function Wizard, a Form Wizard and an Array Wizard. In the Tools menu is a utility for browsing functions and one for browsing image alt text (often forgotten about) and a Style Sheet Editor. The user can display a number of buttons for HTML or JavaScript which include one to find matching .curly. brackets.The user can link from a loaded css or JavaScript file to other files without leaving the css or JavaScript file. Alternatively, the user can link a page to a style sheet or a JavaScript file, while keeping the main page loaded. The user can also insert filenames or meta titles of selected files (useful when making an array of files or titles). Users can test scri`pts in two chosen browsers so, after the simple set-up users can load their file in, eg., MS Internet Explorer and Netscape Navigator. So they can test files for browser compatibility without having to open a browser and load the file. It can be done directly from jsEditor. Although the program is a JavaScript editor, it has reasonable HTML capabilities - enough to create forms, for example, for use in testing the scri`pt. The boilerplate code often appears with example code or function names, to remind the user how the data should be entered. For example, a function with brackets indicating that the user.s function should be entered with brackets. The program also comes with a database of useful functions with illustrative