Patxi Echarte in EsLoMas.com
writes that this is one of those things that he keeps having to do
but forgets how, and then can't remember where he used it last. There
is no direct way of getting the value of a radio button in JavaScript
and so it is very easy to verify that attempts such as
“document.form.so.value” will quickly fail. Every radio
control on an HTML page is represented as a javaScript array, so you
have to traverse the array to find the “checked” item. A
function to do this is available in his
article.
Mario Renato Uriarte Amaya in The
New Cult of Dead Cow posts a link to DBDesigner
, an open source visual database design system.
JorgeBec in Ingenieria
de Software posts a link to a site called, “Prácticas
y métodos para mejorar el desarrollo de Proyectos de Software”
which has a number of interesting articles on the subject.
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