Sample NTPT HTML page.

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This link will fire an ntptLinkTag() on its target when clicked, waiting a maximum of two seconds to ensure the tag is sent.

This is the same link, but the global default delay (defined in ntpagetag.js) is used.

This is the same link, but no delay is used.

This is the same link again, but it is implemented with ntptEventTag() instead of ntptLinkTag().

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This checkbox () will fire an ntptEventTag() from its onchange attribute, adding the 'mybox_changed=1' pair. On form submission, its value will be sent as 'mybox' in the ntptSubmitTag() call. This text input () will fire an ntptEventTag() from its onchange attribute, adding the 'mytext_changed=1' pair. On form submission, its value will be sent as 'mytext' in the ntptSubmitTag() call. The method for this form will trigger an ntptSubmitTag() set in the <form> onsubmit attribute. It will delay 31.510 (global default)-1 (no delay) seconds to submit the form. NOTE: This form POSTs to itself, which is invalid, but the purpose is simply to show the tag.