I've been working with the book JavaScript for the World Wide Web and have used their companion site here. Using any of their scripts involves taking them apart and putting in new values, and it's a slow process since I haven't taken any formal JavaScript classes, though I'm quite conversant with html. I've done a search and find discussion of programs, but are any of you (John in Kansas, probably most particularly?) aware of any JavaScript generators for use by non-programmers? There are so many different uses of these scripts as well--so I expect different programs have different strengths. I would expect that just as I use FrontPage to generate html (but I do most of the programming myself in the html view and use cascading style sheets) that I would have to learn to use a generator in such a way. Is there a new wave of books or tutorials out there to look at?

SRS