Miscellaneous Stata materials from Austin Nichols:

• Erratum and discussion of propensity score reweighting. (2008) Stata Journal 8(4).
• Causal inference with observational data. (2007) Stata Journal 7(4): 507-541.
• Old notes on how to use Stata (2007).
• Stata presentations
  • Weak instruments: An overview and new techniques (July 24, 2006)
  • Clustered Errors in Stata (2007)
  • GMM estimation in Mata (2008)
  • Causal inference (2009)
  • Regression for nonnegative skewed dependent variables (2010)
  • Causal inference for binary regression (2011)
  • Measuring mobility (2014)

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Recently, some people asked on Statalist how one might use Stata to make a set of graphs with a drop-down menu as in this blog post about DC schools. It is straightforward to write out html files using the file command, so this is more a question about HTML or JavaScript. There are a number of approaches to doing this kind of thing in JavaScript, including the powerful jQuery, and plenty more using PHP or some kind of server-side processing, but here are a couple of simple approaches.

1. Make a dropdown menu that reloads the page, replacing it with a new page that has a different image. Here is example code and the result looks like this.
2. Make a dropdown menu that uses getElementsByClassName to replace the image in the current page with a new image. Here is example code and the result looks like this.