Using Java Script for creating UI in R12

hi,
I read that Java Script can be used to create UI in R12 which is its new feature. Please can any one tell me how that can be done and which UI elements are to be used to do so?
Please Help
thanks & regards
Edited by: user11225154 on Aug 25, 2009 12:50 AM

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Please use search result webpart or content query webpart to list all survey list.
Please 'propose as answer' if it helped you, also 'vote helpful' if you like this reply.

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