This is an example page using Java Script. Here, you can choose tricks by just pressing buttons embedded in the HTML page.
See the source of this page to see remarks.
Regardez! C'EST !! Invalides!!! Analysis: Just changing xxx which appears in onClick="callJmj('xxx')" suffices. The name is given as-is in pattern.jm .
A real mess is the literal description of the mess. Analysis: If you prefer an unreal but aerial mess, your sole choice is Jmj.
Y-y. Analysis: onClick="callJmj('5-ball Burke's Barrage')" doesn't work, because the apostrophy in 's is considered to be the end of the name of the trick. You can 'escape' these by a preceeding backslash.
...otedama is a traditional style of juggling in Japan, performed by women, which is shower-like. Does anyone know the relation to the juggling in Tonga? Analysis: Double quote can't, of course, be a problem. One variable which bears the name of the trick solves all the problems in the world. Ha, ha, ha. See also the Java Script code for the avoidance of the double quote problem.
This is just a sample. Keep in your mind that java script is not at all Java, sofisticated thoroughbred with the pedigree, nor a language. It is a maelstrom of confusions, mind numbing blunderbuss of fezy, vezy dee.