Using JavaScript to implement browser seismic effects

Browser

A feeling of scaring people. The implementation approach is to add the following JavaScript code to the < body> and </body>:

< script language= "JavaScript" >

function Surfto (form) {

var myindex=form.select1.selectedindex

if (form.select1.options[myindex].value!= null) {

Parent.main.location.href=form.select1.options[myindex].value;

} }

</script>//This JS code means the current page of the browser earthquake//

< script language= "JavaScript1.2" >

function shake (n) {

if (window.top.moveBy) {

for (i = i > 0; i--) {

for (j = n; j > 0; j--) {

Window.top.moveBy (0,i);

Window.top.moveBy (i,0);

Window.top.moveBy (0,-i);

Window.top.moveBy (-i,0);

} } }

Alert ("Ah ~ ~ Earthquake!") Not scared, huh? ^_*"); Here set up after the earthquake pop-up playful text (as required)//

}

</script>

< script language= "JavaScript" >

function Moyamoya (htmlfile) {

Parent.main.location.href=htmlfile;

}

</script>

< a href= "#" > Dot I look at AH ~ ~:-) </a>

wherein, the number of the numbers indicates the number of vibrations; href= "#" is set to return to the surface after the earthquake

Oh... I said, how are you feeling, everybody? Hurry up and move on, you!