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Advanced Menu & Navigation, Applets, DHTML and Javascript. Welcome to our Java and Javascript web menu & navigation bar collection. Below you will find drop down menus, popup menus, navigation bars and alternative web menu navigation aids. Whether your preference is for a drop down menu or popup menu we feel sure that our java applets and dhtml javascript menu will be of great benfit to your web site visitors. All of the following drop down menus & navigation bars are designed to be cross browser and cross platform. Our drop down menu systems & navigation bars come with comprehensive documentation and tutorial style examples, enabling you to quickly add a great navigation menu to your web pages. In addition a fully functioning free trial is available for all of the web menu titles contained within each collection. To download a free trial of any of the web menu systems, simply click on the menu title below and then click the download link on that navigation product page.

TradingviewDownload this Github folder as a zip, then unzip to a local folder on PCGo to that folder and open command prompt from there (shift+right click in Windows)In cmd write:pip install -r requirements.txtThis will install all required libraries and you are all setExample:#Open main.pyfrom tv_get_csv import generate_csv"inputs:"symbol_name="MCX:GOLD1!" #symbol structure is exchange name:Symbol that you see on the chart. For the continuous futures chart add !"(symbol_name="NSE:NIFTY1!")"username = 'your_emial id or user name'password = 'trading view password'df =generate_csv(username,password,symbol_name,frequency) #You will get dataframe with datetime, O,H,L,C,V and one csv copy will get exported to user folder that it made abovefrequency="1_day" #"1_minute", "1_day" , "1_week", "1_month" #You can't exceed 5000 bars with a free account no matter the bar frequency. So one-minute data will be approximately 10 to 12 days of history. For 30 minute you will get around 13 months of data.By default it try to fetch max bars allowed by TradingView, if you need lower number of bars (less than 5k) then change line 50 bars=10000 to bars=your desired numberFew notesThe first time when you run the above main.py code it will do these few things which are one time:a) It will create a new folder in user directory ("c:/user/your_pc_name/_trading_view/")b) It needs selenium to authenticate (It's headless so you wouldn't see it is running), and code assumes you don't have chromedriver.exe for it, so it installs chromedriver.exe matching the exact version of your Chrome web browser. It's a 12MB file, it avoids all file_path errors which is annoying with Selenium.c)At the beginning of the day it will do fresh authentication as tokens get expire, so be patient it takes a lot of time - near about a half minute afterwards every subsequent execution will be fast. You can tweak with time.sleep setting in token_generate.pyNow the tutorial part about how to make the web scraper like thisThink about web scraping is sooner or later they gonna change the website design and any small change will make the entire code useless so you have to know where to look at it and how to edit the code.The best part is it's all really simple.Open tradingview chartThen press Ctrl+Shift+i (after Right Click inspect tab)A small window will appear inside the existing browser tab.It will look like this (arrow_1)In the image, the top arrow_2 is where you have to click ('network' tab) ,Then click on 'ws' ( arrow_3)'ws' stands for WebSocket and TradingView chart gets the

Are file management features, an isolated storage function and XML libraries, to name a few. Next, we'll look at the kinds of applications Silverlight developers will be able to build. Silverlight Applications The applications of Silverlight are nearly limitless. Silverlight's tools allow developers to create Web-based programs that range from utilitarian devices to challenging video games. Even though Silverlight is still a relatively young programming platform, there are dozens of applications already available on the Web. It's not surprising that developers are using Silverlight to create streaming media players. The media players are similar to Flash media players -- the kind of applications used by Web sites like YouTube. These programs stream video and music from the Internet to a user's browser. Silverlight lets developers create themed video players that provide specific content. For example, the Futbol Mexicano Silverlight application streams video of Mexican soccer games to users. But Silverlight can do more than play videos. Silverlight applications can be relatively simple, like hero bars. Hero bars are Web banners that feature blurbs and links to content found deeper in the Web site. Developers can use Silverlight to create a hero bar that can pull information and links from an RSS feed. The hero bar updates itself as the webmaster adds new content to the site. Programmers can also use Silverlight to interact with other Web services. Twitterlight is a Silverlight application that taps into the Twitter microblog service. With Twitterlight, users can access their individual Twitter feeds and post

Sticky menus! Floating bars! And a quite few sliding navigation bars add up to the recent trend. Sticky bars or floating bars are nothing but the constant cousin of the noble popups.Not everyone excluding the smart businessmen will try sticky bars. As it occupies the webpage a little, many company owners fail to keep it on their webpage. This is the place where they are missing out on a huge opportunity to increase their lead conversion.It gives the visitors single access to any webpage of your website. Such a cool technique!!Sticky bars appear either at the top or bottom of the page. Sometimes, at sides. When a visitor arrives, leaves, or scrolls for a certain time period, the bar remains in the same position. They have millions of use cases out of which a few have to be considered.11 Awesome Sticky floating bar examplesRather than explaining in pages, an example will explain much than a word does. To get started, here is the list of sticky floating bar examples. No matter what, just give a try and see the fluctuations that positively impact your profit curve.1. Active campaignThe active campaign has a simple floating bar option available at the bottom of the website. It has an email signup form that works great in building your email marketing list. On, either way, it also has a cookie policy sticky at the footer part.The campaign uses the attractive postal theme that contrasts with the main web page. ActiveCampaign has also changed the copy to include social proof and curiosity. It is a winning combination resulting in 800 new signups every month.2. Advisor CoachThe advisor Coach is the next floating bar example. You might have seen the floating bar campaign in all of its blog posts. The black hello bar has been contrasted